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What movies have you walked out of?

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  1. Blatz

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    The Ring
    Fear Dot Com
    Wing Commander
    Phonebooth
    Windtalkers
    The Thin Red Line
     
    #21 Blatz, Oct 30, 2004
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    Ice Pirates ruled. Who could ever forget Space Herpes and the castration machine.
     
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    Hugh Grant's Knotting Hill.

    I should have known better.
     
    #23 Faos, Oct 30, 2004
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    boys and girls with that american pie guy.
    only movie i've ever walked out of.
     
    #24 BigM, Oct 30, 2004
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    CB4

    :rolleyes:
     
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    Never walked out of one, but if I did, it probably would've been:

    Trainspotting
    Eraser
    some Keanu Reeves/Morgan Freeman movie that I can't remember the name of
     
    #26 TheFreak, Oct 30, 2004
  7. StupidMoniker

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    Didn't our very own DaDakota help make that one?

    I agree that the Thin Red Line was a horrible, horrible movie.

    The only one I have ever willingly walked out of was the remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I didn't like all the rediculous changes they had made from the original, and I just felt it wasn't very good. I later saw it again with my cousin, but I realized by the end that my initial instincts were correct, pretty crappy movie.
     
    #27 StupidMoniker, Oct 30, 2004
  8. Oski2005

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    I have never walked out of a movie, though I have a faint memory of my dad making me and my siblings walk out of a movie once years ago.
     
    #28 Oski2005, Oct 30, 2004
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    !!

    royal tenenbaums is one of my favorite movies. seems to be really polarizing, half the guys in here love it, the other half walked out on it.


    movies i walked out on.

    envy.
    dumb and dumberer.
    the fifth element.
     
    #29 lost_elephant, Oct 30, 2004
  10. C-Kompii

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    Never walked out, although there was one movie I probably would have considered walking out if I wasn't seeing it with a group...

    Battle Field Earth :eek:

    -G'day-
     
    #30 C-Kompii, Oct 30, 2004
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    Donnie Darko sucked balls. Well, at least the part I saw of it. People tell me the end was ok though. RT's is pretty kick arse.
     
    #31 twhy77, Oct 30, 2004
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    It's Pat.

    I think this was one of the first, if not first SNL movie.
     
    #32 Kam, Oct 30, 2004
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    I'm sorry, but how could you have possibly walked "in" to see this movie in the first place. "Pat" has to be one of the top five worst SNL characters of all time.
     
    #33 m_cable, Oct 30, 2004
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    How far did you get in Dogville? I was really close to shuting it off several times in the first hour but im glad i didnt. It started geting really messed up and the ending was pretty good.
     
    #34 Kilgore Trout, Oct 30, 2004
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    never walked out on a movie...ever.

    but i hated the royal tenebaums...
    ...some of you ask why?...cuz with an actor list that good...how could a movie be so dumb. come on, you put ben stiller in there and do a movie on relationships rather than one that makes me laugh??? pathetic.
     
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    I had a choice to go see Natural Born Killers, or it's Pat. and, yes, I chose Pat.

    After watching that crap for 30, or 45 minutes, I walked back into Natural Born Killers. It was like a Friday afternoon during the school calender year. I don't think there were alot of people there.

    In fact, I only think there were only two other people in the theater for Pat.
     
    #36 Kam, Oct 30, 2004
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    Fifth Element.

    All my artsy friends loved it, I thought it was one of the weakest pieces of dribble I had ever seen.

    I have since seen it and grown to appreciate some of the humor, but man is it poorly put together.

    DD
     
    #37 DaDakota, Oct 30, 2004
  18. Chicken Boy

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    I've never walked out of a movie, but there are a couple I wish I never saw.

    First and foremost, I thought Titanic was the stupidest ****ing movie ever made. I was seeing it with family though, and couldn't just walk out.

    Also, I was tricked into seeing Save the Last Dance with a bunch of my p***y whipped friends and their girls.

    We were supposed to see Snatch. :mad:
     
    #38 Chicken Boy, Oct 30, 2004
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    Driven
     
    #39 Rocketman95, Oct 30, 2004
  20. DaDakota

    DaDakota If you want to know, just ask!

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    Snatch is good, but Lock stock and 2 smoking barrells is better.

    DD
     
    #40 DaDakota, Oct 30, 2004
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