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The people in front of me walked out during Argylle. It was far too long.
I was really close leaving the cinema twice in my life. First time was the movie "2012". Second time the First "Hobbit" Movie
I never saw people walk out of a terrible movie in the theater except myself, when my girlfriend, my roommates and I walked out of Johnny Mnemonic. After hearing about the dolphin, I think we made the right move.
Also, I have a people walking out of a good movie story: My dad was a film historian and also wrote movie reviews. The Last Temptation of Christ had just come out. It was only showing in a handful of theaters in the country. We drove up to Chicago to see it. There was a crowd of Christians protesting outside behind a barrier and there was a metal detector and bag search, which was totally unprecedented. While watching the movie, every so often some Christian would get angry and storm out.
I was only 11 at the time (my parents had no idea what was an appropriate movie for a child), so I didn't remember the movie at all when I re-watched it as an adult. But it's not like Scorsese is a bad filmmaker, so of course it was a good movie.
It wasn't me, but Pan's Labyrinth had quite the exodus of parents with their younger kids when someone was beaten with a bottle and shot to death very early on.
The only movie I ever walked out was Brother Bear. Maybe I was already to old (26ish) but that was too cringy and kitschy for me.
Asteroid City
It is Wes Anderson's movie. Really out there even for him.
I quite liked it. But a couple sitting in the same row first started shifting in their seats. Fake laughing at weird moments. Then whispering. 5 mins later they walked out with an obvious fuck this i dont care strut.
No one else left, but you could feel others were considering it.
Just a few weeks ago: Madame Web.
I've never walked out of a movie, but I remember watching people walk out of Ong Bak because they were pissed that it wasn't in English.
This is why Europeans make fun of Americans. Reading subtitles is not that hard. I've been doing it without any problems since I was 5 years old
I'm from the UK, so we're European...but that applies to us too. Our response to anything other than English is to just speak English a bit louder.
Their loss, Ong Bak was enjoyable as. I wonder how it holds up today.
The oryginal Suicide Squad.
There is another?
Yup. Remade a couple of years ago as "The Suicide Squad". Haven't seen it, but heard it's pretty decent
Fitting first example - I once rented Eragon on DVD, and turned it off after at most 15 minutes because it was so bad. Don't think even serving a life sentence I could become bored enough to reconsider watching that...
The Favourite.
For the life of me I cannot understand what I was meant to take from this film. It was art, sure, but not art that resonated with me.
Batman and Robin.
First movie I walked out of, about the time they were driving around on the rooftops. Abysmal.
Aww i enjoyed it, such a campy romp.
