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I am looking forward to my first movie to walk out on, nothing so far. If I had to pick, I think I’d walk out on a musical type movie
I've only ever walked out of one movie and funny enough I genuinely can't remember which one. I think it was the exorcism of Emily rose but that doesn't feel right. Either way we sat in the theater for an hour and not even a single jump scare or anything other than some lady running around gathering a story from different churches or something. Got super board so our group left. It wasn't even one of those movies that's so bad it's worth joking about.
My wife thinks it may have been the nun. She says the women's mother was also part of the story some how
Oh god. The nun was fucking awful. The entire series was pretty bad but damn... that was pure shit.
The only time I've ever experienced this was with Skinamarink, had two different people walk out of it. I completely understand why people don't like it, but I was in the 50% of people who saw it that it totally worked for. It got under my skin in a way no other horror movie has (even amongst some really good ones that I really loved/was scared by!), and it was the first one in a while that scared me as an adult. For a long time after seeing it, I hated walking around my house at night for any reason.
I watched several people leave during Team America. Yeah, it was the sex scenes.
I saw Ecks vs Sever in theatre, and I wish I had walked out.
Not a bad movie at all, but it was so fun watching people with kids leaving the Sausage Party: what were they expecting?
I've definitely been a few movies where I should have walked out. I watched Highlander 2 in the cinema for example which is probably one of the worst movies I've sat through ever.
Breakfast for Champions. Almost everyone left the cinema. We also didn't make it to the end. Terrible movie...
A Rough Draft, a Russian movie based on a Russian book. The book is quite good, but the movie... Let's say I didn't see people leaving the theater, because I left it first.
Robocop. When the bad guys kills Murphy a lot of people walked out the theater. Was enough for them. I keep watching the movie, I was 13-14 at the time, and quite enjoying the film. Animatronics was nice back then and the plot, where a guy die working and someone bring him back to keep working, was ok.
