[Jack_]

One of the Spy Kids films when I was younger.

[Vicky.]

My gran walked out of a film called undercover brother.

She had took me and my sister to see it because we kept going on about it.

Then a lesbian scene came on, she got up and stormed out, muttering on about it being disgusting and unnatural

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

My gran walked out of a film called undercover brother.

She had took me and my sister to see it because we kept going on about it.

Then a lesbian scene came on, she got up and stormed out, muttering on about it being disgusting and unnatural

Poor granny. (mine used to be the same - watching tv, if anyone even had a passionate kiss, she'd give out the loud TUT, shake the head, twist the mouth and change channel!!)


I walked out of Evita when it first came out - mostly because the guy I was with brought along his teenage kids who understandably, weren't remotely interested in the movie and kept moaning all through it.

Got to see it later without them and loved it.

[Ammi]

I don't know who has ever watched 'Midnight Express', it's an old movie. I walked out at the part where he bit the other guys tongue out, I don't know why it is that certain things are more disturbing than other's, I've seen loads of gory movies, but it totally freaked me out at the time

[ILoveTRW]

ive been kicked out a few times
but when ive spent Ł8, im not going to leave willingly
one time i was kicked out because me and a few friends literally spent 8 hours hoping between each cinema

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by ILoveTRW

one time i was kicked out because me and a few friends literally spent 8 hours hoping between each cinema

Ahhh memories

Me and my mates used to do that. We would slip in upstairs when the staff werent looking, and just go in them all for free

[alc09]

Originally Posted by ILoveTRW

ive been kicked out a few times
but when ive spent Ł8, im not going to leave willingly
one time i was kicked out because me and a few friends literally spent 8 hours hoping between each cinema

Well 'ard.

[MTVN]

Wanted to walk out when watching Tropic Thunder, Scott Pilgrim and Lesbian Vampire Killers (dunno why I thought that would ever be good) but never have done, figure I might as well stay to the end and even if I did leave I'd just be left standing outside on my own waiting for whoever I was with to come out before I could go home

[Stu]

We walked out of Children Of Men in like ... 2006 I think it was. It's a decent film but we were just mucking about and didn't give it a chance. Ended up drinking in a bush instead.

Sorry Clive Owen.

[Tom4784]

I've never walked out although I came close during Mr Bean's Holiday. My friend always used to make the worst decisions when it came to what film to watch.

[Niamh.]

No but I was pretty close to during The Blair Witch Project. I still can't understand why people think that film is good/scary, all did was give me a headache with the ****ty camera work

[Zippy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

No but I was pretty close to during The Blair Witch Project. I still can't understand why people think that film is good/scary, all did was give me a headache with the ****ty camera work

but there was so much hype about that film its like you had to experience it. I think it was the ending that freaked people out a bit.

that said, I never had the urge to see it again and when I caught it on TV eventually I realised it was actually really boring and turned off.

But Blair witch 2 was far far worse in a very different way. They could have made a really good film with the premise. I hear the original filmmakers are now planning their own Blair witch 2. But once bitten...

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Zippy

but there was so much hype about that film its like you had to experience it. I think it was the ending that freaked people out a bit.

that said, I never had the urge to see it again and when I caught it on TV eventually I realised it was actually really boring and turned off.

But Blair witch 2 was far far worse in a very different way. They could have made a really good film with the premise. I hear the original filmmakers are now planning their own Blair witch 2. But once bitten...

The end wasn't even that scary I thought, and all the way through it was just alot of snot and oh someones moved some twigs around ......creepy.....not.

Don't worry, I never got the urge to watch the second one after seeing that lol

[Joelle.]

I have never been to the cinema and not enjoyed what I watched, but I don't go that often. I have turned a couple of films off I watched on DVD though that were awful. Alien vs Predator Requiem and a ****ty Seagal film from his early days.

[King Gizzard]

Only ever go when it's something I REALLY want to see..so don't go much

I was forced to the Wickerman re-make with Nicholas Cage..that was single handedly the worst film and plot i've ever witnessed in my life, it was so bad I forgot to leave

[Barbie]

Fright Night 3D worst film i think i've ever seen.

[Vladimir]

Yes, while watching Avatar 6D, the chair was so uncomfy.

[Visage]

Twice. Heat and Casino