movies/tv Movies so bad, that you walked out of the theater?

[Tom Gallagher 33,385]

Yogi Bear, the last Diary of a Wimpy Kid movie and Angry Birds. I just wasn't enjoying them at all, especially the last two which were painfully unfunny to watch. 

[Splashee 28,448]

Never done that, except for Avatar Director's Cut 3-D, but it was because I needed to use the bathroom! That movie was way too long

[ExplosionMare 17,844]

Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life. Okay, I probably wanted to leave at some point but I couldn’t cause then I wouldn’t have a ride. The trailer looked so fun yet the movie was so misleading, unfunny, and stereotypical to teens.

[Fluttershutter 1,603]

On 6/19/2020 at 4:56 PM, Splashee said:

Never done that, except for Avatar Director's Cut 3-D, but it was because I needed to use the bathroom! That movie was way too long

Well if using the bathroom counts I've walked out of tons of movies.

 

One I considered walking out of was Strange Magic. I went purely because George Lucas directed it and at the time my sister could get me in for free. So I was one of only three or four people watching fairies sing pop songs. It was very odd.

[Jokuc 8,170]

On 6/19/2020 at 9:36 PM, rybird said:

The closest was Transformers 4 : Age Of Extinction. 

The films themselves range from okay to bad, but this was torture.

Way too overlong and drawn out, questionably killed off certain characters, and the Dino Bots were completely wasted and underused.

The trailers misled on that. 

While I actually never walked out on a movie I remember thinking that I would rather sit at home watching youtube when I saw that at the cinema.

[Magic Note 2,689]

I almost walked out of Shrek the 3rd because of how bad I thought it was. It didn't have the charm of the first movie and felt way too phoned in.

[Splashee 28,448]

4 hours ago, Fluttershutter said:

Well if using the bathroom counts I've walked out of tons of movies.

 

One I considered walking out of was Strange Magic. I went purely because George Lucas directed it and at the time my sister could get me in for free. So I was one of only three or four people watching fairies sing pop songs. It was very odd.

Your sister knows George Lucas? 

[Fluttershutter 1,603]

8 hours ago, Splashee said:

Your sister knows George Lucas? 

She used to work in a movie theater.

[rybird 8]

On 6/20/2020 at 9:57 PM, Magic Note said:

I almost walked out of Shrek the 3rd because of how bad I thought it was. It didn't have the charm of the first movie and felt way too phoned in.

     I remember seeing it too, and was baffled of how the humor was mostly overly juvenile compared to the clever humor the first two had. Especially that incredibly weird use of "Live And Let Die" (1973) at the funeral. 

     That being said, while the 4th film was basically a retread of "It's A Wonderful Life" (1946), and the jokes were either hit or miss, it at least wasn't as painful to sit through. It at least ended the series quite well overall.

[AuroraGlimmer 3,285]

Billy Elliot. I got about half way but when it showed how homophobic and abusive his dad was, I walked out.

The Hobbit pt 3. Only because I had a bug and had to use the bathroom