movies/tv Have you walked out of a movie before?

[DragonAria 314]

When I was little I had to go to the hospital in the middle of the movie'^^

[HeroSparks 232]

I haven't yet but I'm sure I eventually will. I almost walked out of Transformers 4, but they hooked me with the Rainbow Dash cameo and I had to stay because of that

[Discordian 6,013]

I only ever go see movies I know I'm going to like so that is a no.

[Lucky Lass 528]

Not a film, but I have walked out a performance before because it was just bad.

[Ashen Pathfinder 16,152]

Only once, and this was when I was a kid. They were playing the Jungle Book in our local theatre, and at that age I HATED that movie; for some reason. I demanded to my sister that we leave and...we did.

 

Just...hated that movie for some reason. XD

[Venomous 18,813]

I haven't left a movie halfway theough yet.

[Guest]

I walked out when I was sitting through Taken 3. Such a boring piece of shit, lol. 

[James A Williams 199]

Once. Back in 2009. Me and my dad went to see Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. I asked my dad for us to leave right after Optimus Prime was killed by Megatron.

 

 

I didn't want to see anything so frightening and unexpected from the rest of the movie. And yet I still bought the DVD.

[Gouunta 59]

Nope none yet but i was very close a few times, mostly movies my friends wanted to go see but i wasnt fully into

[Tom Gallagher 33,521]

I remember going to see Yogi Bear and even at the age of eight, I knew that it wasn't good at all.  I didn't properly walk out but I was very quick to get up and leave.  Same went for the Lego Movie.  I actually didn't particularly enjoy it and I remember my mother and I being the first to leave. 

There have been two occasions where I walked out in the middle of a movie.  The fourth Diary of a Wimpy Kid actively made me angry.  I liked the first three but the fourth was appalling, it was gross, very dated before it even came out, it was terrible.  Finally, my primary school friend and I went to see Angry Birds and I tell you something, it lived up to its name!  It was by far the angriest we've ever gotten at a movie with the painfully unfunny humour.  It was the Insta-ham joke that made us decide to leave. For the sake of your sanity, don't watch it! 

[Props Valroa 26,048]

I don't remember walking out of one but I am sure I did.

[Clawdeen 12,110]

No. Not because of me, there have been plenty of movies I’ve wanted to walk out of but the people I’m with are like no we paid for it let’s stay.

[ExplosionMare 18,007]

If I was able to, I would’ve walked out on Middle School: The Worst Days of My Life. It was a huge let down compared to what the trailer was. It felt stereotypical towards schools and students and it wasn’t as funny as it appeared. Also, there was a character who was apparently dead the whole time but no one mentioned that until the end of the movie.

[Miss 6,211]

I've walked out mid-film, sometimes at the end, but not because of the film itself, mostly because of the audience being annoying af. 

 

[Sonic Shimmer 4,116]

No, if I already paid for it I might as well stay to the end and see if it gets better.

[DixonTheAdversary 1,631]

Not that I can remember. But I'm pretty picky when it comes to seeing movies in the theatres, so I don't really go see many movies.

[Divine plywood 1,232]

Couple times, though not because movies themselves were bad per se. For what I remember they were rather gory and I just didn't stomach all the blood

[Prospekt 10,984]

When my ex and I were dating, we went to see the movie Black Christmas. She picked it out. By the time we were maybe halfway through the movie, neither of us could stand it. We walked out, went back to my place, and watched movies there instead.

[Pandora 38,004]

not even once even though with some i should have, idk.. i like to just sit it out i guess

[Twilight Sparkle97 395]

I don't know if I have or not, but one time when I went to go see Cars with my family, I couldn't sit through the whole movie. My grandma kept having to take me out of the theater room because I wouldn't behave. Although we didn't leave through the middle of that movie, I'd say that was close to just leaving in the middle of a movie. 

[Yoshi89 5,291]

No. Closest I ever came was Monster House which I considered doing halfway.

[King of Canterlot 9,588]

On 1/11/2021 at 12:02 PM, ExplosionMare said:

If I was able to, I would’ve walked out on Middle School: The Worst Days of My Life. It was a huge let down compared to what the trailer was. It felt stereotypical towards schools and students and it wasn’t as funny as it appeared. Also, there was a character who was apparently dead the whole time but no one mentioned that until the end of the movie.

I've never seen the movie but I've read the book and I thought it was okay 

3 hours ago, Yoshi89 said:

No. Closest I ever came was Monster House which I considered doing halfway.

I can't believe you would walk out on Monster House, that movie was literally a childhood tradition for me, my younger brother and dad where every Halloween we would watch it  Though looking back on it now, the animation is a bit on the uncanny-valley side I suppose.

On 1/11/2021 at 9:24 AM, TomDaBombMLP said:

Same went for the Lego Movie. 

And I can't believe that you didn't like the Lego Movie!  

As for me, I've never actually "walked out" of a movie in a theater, though I do remember one time back when I was little me, my younger brother and dad sat down to watch the original Terminator movie and I got scared and ran away to my room during the scene where the Terminator is like, removing his eye or something in the bathroom sink and there's blood and stuff and it's just a kinda creepy weird scene  I mean now I could handle it, but back then I was just a little kid and I didn't like overly horror/scary stuff like that   

[Sphinx-Ara 3,517]

Almost. First time was when I was sixteen and my older sister took me to see Billy Elliot. That movie was just..bad.. I didn't though as I thought it'd be ride to as it was my sister's treat. Though later I found out she wouldn't have minded as she didn't like it either.

Then on my 27th birthday two friends took me to see the third hobbit film, I missed a lot of it because I was sick

[Steve Piranha 28,782]

I did once. On the Orphan.... because there was a tremor 

[TheRockARooster 47,322]

Saltburn is the movie I walked out of yesterday after I thought I was going to see The Boy & The Heron but I accidentally ordered the ticket for a screening at another cinema, I also walked out of Valerian & The City Of A Thousand Planets too years ago.