i'd have to say the movie that actually made me get up & walk out was "House of the Dead" that movie is so bad that the director should have been thrown into a pit of his own lame zombies. 'nuff said.
Ha! Uwe Boll has that effect on a lot of people. I'm a compulsive movie finisher, especially if I pay to see it in a theatre, but during Island of Dr. Moreau, it was close. I did leave to go to the bathroom, stepped outside for a smoke, then grabbed a coke before heading back in. Luckily all of the people around me for 3 rows were hysterical and we MST3Ked it for the last half.
Brown Sugar- now this is not my type of movie, but I promised my best friend I'd see it with her- if she wasn't with me, I would have absolutely walked out of it. What a piece of trash.
I have seriously only walked out of one movie in my entire life (and that was because the friends i went with wanted to go) . I will watch anything all the way through and then give it its proper rating. I can't stand when people say or write reviews on films they say they stopped watching after twenty minutes! yeah the movie was probably bad but you didn't really watch it so you dont have a right to trash it.
anyway ... the only movie i've ever walked out on is :
Had a similar instance as you, with the movie SINGLES when it was in theatres. The whole group just wasn't feeling it, including me, so they decided to leave.
I had a chance to see it on cable one day at home, and was pleasantly surprised. Turned out liking it after all.
Would I have written a review or rated it if I had just seen what I walked out on? NO WAY - people like that should be barred from renting. ^_~
That happened to me with Age of Innocence. I was in high school with a bunch of friend who were hating it. Thank goodness my sister and some of her more intellectually attuned friends were there. I snuck a ride home with them and got to finish the movie.
Its one of those you have to watch several times to "get".
Good reason to cough up even more money to the greedy movie barons. I demand Congress take action. A windfall profits tax on movie makers who movies that are so difficult you have to see them several times in order to "get" them.