Movies you walked out of the theaters/turned off the player on

[The Televator]

I forgot about Casino.  It felt like we were in to the 6th hour of the movie, so I went and got some popcorn and sat on the bench in the lobby.

I didn't care for that movie either.  I really, really don't like the pastel suits and gold-bangley Sharon Stone.   Boo on Casino.

Casino was just too drawn out to tell of a story of two guy's rise and fall in power. Needed more pumpkin in my opinion.

[Crazy_88s]

Good luck chuck was a movie I walked out of.

[gbeenie]

That begs the question: What on Earth could have possessed you to walk into it in the first place?

[Mr.Nobody]

The only movie I remember walking out of was 'Silent Hill'

[msmpls]

I walked out of 300 and turned off Wedding Crashers

[YoohooRiffer]

I walked out of 300 and turned off Wedding Crashers

I also did not care for Wedding Crashers either.  Some of the slapstick was funny but overall I found it to be boring.  I'm not sure why it's considered such a great comedy...

[The Televator]

Good luck chuck was a movie I walked out of.

Not trying to bash Dane Cook as some of his comedies are great, but his movies are pretty bad and I avoid them at all costs.

[RoninFox]

Good luck chuck was a movie I walked out of.

Not trying to bash Dane Cook as some of his comedies are great, but his movies are pretty bad and I avoid them at all costs.

I actually liked Employee of the Month, but that might have to do with the fact that I've actually worked at a Sam's Club and it was good therapy.

[msmpls]

I walked out of 300 and turned off Wedding Crashers

I also did not care for Wedding Crashers either.  Some of the slapstick was funny but overall I found it to be boring.  I'm not sure why it's considered such a great comedy...

Yep, it was lame. Someone took a good comic movie and then smeared a chick flick all over it. It was gross.

I didn't like it because it was sexist (get ready for it......against men). I thought that the idea that men need to fabricate lies about themselves for women to be interested in them was pretty offensive (to men and women). Maybe that theme lessened later on in the movie, but I could only get myself to watch the first 15 minutes or so.

[The Televator]

I walked out of 300 and turned off Wedding Crashers

I also did not care for Wedding Crashers either.  Some of the slapstick was funny but overall I found it to be boring.  I'm not sure why it's considered such a great comedy...

Yep, it was lame. Someone took a good comic movie and then smeared a chick flick all over it. It was gross.

I didn't like it because it was sexist (get ready for it......against men). I thought that the idea that men need to fabricate lies about themselves for women to be interested in them was pretty offensive (to men and women). Maybe that theme lessened later on in the movie, but I could only get myself to watch the first 15 minutes or so.

I didn't like Wedding Crashers cause it was just too much about sex and its lame excuse for a plot. I agree with you that it was a degrading comedies, but that what movies have been reduced to nowadays, sadly.

[LadyKenobi]

I've only walked out on the 2005 The Producers.

You and Obi-Wan have something in common.

I've never walked out of the theater myself, but for the first time recently I turned off a DVD, a stand-up routine by Katt Williams. Especially as a Cincinnatian, I found it horrifically offensive, and I decided that I had far better things to do with my time than listen to this person misinterpret events and spew the n-word at me. 

Last night we watched "Shooter" and I wish it had gone to join the Katt poop pile, but Obi-Wan liked it and he had just watched "Bridezillas" with me, so I owed him.

[Chaos]

Oh man, Bridezillas. That crap was PAINFUL. I think you owe him more than one.

Seriously, people. I get that weddings are big, but $40,000 for one day? Take that money and pay for half of your fucking house, instead of putting yourselves into permanent debt for nothing. And a 50% chance of LESS than nothing, since half of you will be getting divorced in under 5 years anyway.

Our wedding was excellent and everyone had a good time and it all looked very nice, and our total bill for wedding, reception, and honeymoon was less than $3,000. That's a big part of why we own a house now, way younger than the "average age" for home ownership, instead of living in a tiny, soul-sucking apartment.

[Crazy_88s]

That begs the question: What on Earth could have possessed you to walk into it in the first place?

I wanted to see some nudity OKAY?! happy now?!

[DarthSeaBass]

Never actually walked out of films at the cinema but there's been a few i wished i had of firstly... The Crow 2... This was a wishful thinking movie me and my mate had read nothing but bad reviews but figured, It can't be that bad surely? No it wasn't that bad it was worse! Then again ant film that's had jon bon jovi attached to it at all in any was has to bad yeah?

Batman and robin oh sweet jesus how bad was this film? schumacher if you hate me this much come round and abuse me to my face but don't make me pay for it!

Lost in space - Seen the trailer then you saw the highlights spare yourself having to endure the guff in between i was actually praying for the ship to hit some huge boulder as they were flying through the disintegrating planet.

waking life - quite literally painful to watch

oh and i fell asleep during a midnight showing of the exorcist when it was re-released late 90's it's a 50/50 thing whether i was bored or the alcohol was responsible.

[RoninFox]

waking life - quite literally painful to watch

I'm glad I avoided that one when I could from the sound of it.  As soon as I saw the ad for it the first time I thought it looked like the exact kind of pretentious crap my former roommate would eat up like meatloaf.  Bleh.  Even if the guy wasn't a complete asshole, it was worth moving out just to get away from his dvd collection.