What movies were so terrible that you walked out of the theater?

[Cant_Be_Faded]

Anyone without a child that saw home alone 3 in the theater should probably be shot.

[resistanze]

Anyone without a child that saw home alone 3 in the theater should probably be shot.

I was young enough in 1997 to pass, tbh.

[Blake]

Will Ferrell's Step-Brothers.

[kamikazi_player]

I never walked out of the movie theater per se, but I was the one who volunteered to get soda and popcorn many times in Dumb and Dumberer. It was by far the most disappointing and worst movie I have ever seen. I was with few of my friends and I told him that I was gonna brb because I need to use the restroom. I did this like 4 or 5 times. Yeah, I need excuses to get out of that movie.

My family was watching Juno, I was so bored of that movie that I volunteered to hangout my little niece (she was 2) walking around the theater. Good thing she lasted about an hour, right when the movie ended.

[Buddy Holly]

So I take it I'm the only sucker who paid money to see Spy Hard in theaters?

[mrsmaalox]

I just go to sleep if I don't like the movie. Movie theater sleep is some of the best sleep I've ever had

As far as actually walking out I've only done it twice and both were kid's movies: Pokemon and SharkBoy and LavaGirl. My kids were pretty young and ordinarily I would NEVER let them out of my sight, but it was less risky than the scene I would have caused screaming and ripping my hair out.

[IronMaxipad]

The Dark Knight

[TE]

The Dark Night, any of the Twilight movies, and any Will Ferrel Movie

[Darrin]

The Hulk in 2009.

[AussieFanKurt]

I watched the most recent Indiana Jones with my ipod in

[METALMiKE]

The Wicker Man w/ Nicholas Cage

[EricB]

Vanilla Sky

[MaNu4Tres]

Cloverfield

[Xylus]

The Dark Night, any of the Twilight movies, and any Will Ferrel Movie

Why do you go see multiple Twilight movies if you end up walking out of them all?

[Fpoonsie]

Walked out of Ultraviolet about 15 mins in, and was able to get my money back.

Only one...and this coming from a guy that sat through a dubbed Zohan at a theater in MEX w/ English sub les.

[BruceBowenFan]

Tropic Thunder and Super Troopers? Those movies are great.

Super Troopers was great but tropic thunder kinda did have high hopes for that movie, it just seemed they tried to hard to make a joke work.

[DeadlyDynasty]

Cloverfield

Did that even hit theaters (other than NY and LA)? Maybe it did, I just don't remember it

[AnthonyM]

Corky Romano. I didn't walk out on it. But had I not been hitting on a girl when I was in 8th grade I would have.

Also, I saw Corky Romano over Zoolander and I've regretted it ever since. More walk-worthy imo.

[jjktkk]

Beetlejuice.

[MiamiHeat]

Alexander (2004 i think)

the oliver stone version.


i had to walk out. that was the last time I paid any attention to cinematic trailers.

[xellos88330]

I never walked out on a movie before. I hate wasting money. If I was dumb enough to buy the ticket, well then I have to pay the price for it. It gives me good knowledge of the movie so I can warn people to not be like me and waste their money on garbage.

[sonic21]

Daredevil

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

Only one, because usually I know what to expect going in. Take AVP - Requiem. I wasn't looking for a well written script or believable plot.

And the movie in question is Eye of the Beholder.

By far the worst movie I've seen in a theater and only ranks behind Battlefield: Earth as the worst movie I've laid eyes on.

EDIT: Forgot about Jaws: The Revenge. That was pretty ing bad and I was 13 when I saw it.

[benefactor]

Only movies I've actually walked out on were Maximum Risk, the forgotten 1996 stinker with Jean Claude Van Damme and Natasha Henstrige, and the Fiennes/Thurman Avengers. Had I not been tricked, dragged, or otherwise bribed into seeing them and with people who were somehow actually enjoying themselves, odds are I wouldn't have stayed for all of Ghost Rider, or either of the National Treasure movies.

And then there's anic, which I actually saw twice in theaters even though I hated it. First time I saw it was purely out of curiosity (knew damn well going in I wouldn't like it) and I forced myself to stay through the whole thing. Second time was because my girlfriend also wanted to see what the fuss was about. She was not as determined to sit through the whole thing, however, and we probably would have walked out if not for the empty theater naughty time.

Despite all the movies I see in a given year, and how many of them have sucked, I very rarely consider walking out or turning them off early; once I dedicate five or ten minutes to a narrative, I usually feel compelled to finish it.

I can say with great pride that no only did I not go see anic in the theater, but I have never sat through it from beginning to end at any point and do not intend to.

[DeadlyDynasty]

Forgot about Jaws: The Revenge. That was pretty ing bad and I was 13 when I saw it.

What the was Michael Caine thinking?

The shark follows the Brodies to the Bahamas...genius script