Have you ever walked out of a movie?

[Not_A_Llama]

1. Battlefield Earth

2. Walk Hard

2.5. I almost walked out of "The Room" until I realized that it was so epically awful, it was entertaining in its own right: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCj8sPCWfUw

(The Esquire will be showing The Room next Friday, and I intend to be there)

[Irving]

Sounds like you need to pick up a copy of Thunder Ninja Kids then.

[refryguy]

Kazaam. Even my kids didn't like it. We all walked out, got our money back though.

[ronaldrwl]

My wife and I walked out of the movie precious. And that was even at the Elvis theater were we go to see a movie for $2.50 for the both of us!
And we walked out of a movie I think it was called Chicago. And one other by Tom Cruz with his x-wife. I can't remember the name of it. It was long, boring and perverted.

[rondog]

Only one I can think of was A Clockwork Orange. And the girlfriend dragged me out, I didn't want to leave. Stupid movie though.

[Irving]

I'm going to drive to the springs and walk out of 33 minutes tonight.

[TS12000]

I feel asleep in Beerfest, but I'd been drinking all day so...

[TS12000]

My wife and I walked out of the movie precious. And that was even at the Elvis theater were we go to see a movie for $2.50 for the both of us!
And we walked out of a movie I think it was called Chicago. And one other by Tom Cruz with his x-wife. I can't remember the name of it. It was long, boring and perverted.

Eyes Wide Shut?

[funkfool]

Have you ever seen Darkness?

That movie had such potential, but the director failed to tie any of it together. Terrible failure of a movie.

At first I thought you were talking about Nightfall (novel/ss):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nightfa...ov_short_story)

Really good story...
They made it into a movie...
I saw it on a shelf somewhere and bought it...
Took it home and started watching it...
I walked out of my own home.


In 1988, a low-budget movie was produced based upon the story. However, its script, while retaining the story's basic premise, deviated wildly from the original plot, and the film was roundly dismissed by critics and ridiculed by science fiction fans. Asimov himself disowned it. Another film version was produced in 2000, directed by Gwyneth Gibby.

(BTW: Kind of the premise for Pitch Black)

[Elhuero]

only movie I've ever walked out of was Hardware.