What was the last movie you walked out of?

Well?

For me it was Transporter 3, last night. It was that terrible.

I never walk out on films.ernie1989

Same. It's hard to be justified in talking about how awful you think a movie is when you haven't even seen the ending.

I walked out of 300. :|MrLions

Can't say that you missed much. That movie sucked.

Quarantine, because it made me sick, and I mean literally made me throw up from all the camera shaking.deniiiii21

[QUOTE="MrLions"]I walked out of 300. :|MrGeezer

Can't say that you missed much. That movie sucked.

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

[QUOTE="MrLions"]I walked out of 300. :|MrLions

Can't say that you missed much. That movie sucked.

You should've at least waited another 30 seconds and you would've seen boobs.

[QUOTE="MrLions"][QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

Can't say that you missed much. That movie sucked.

MrGeezer

You should've at least waited another 30 seconds and you would've seen boobs.

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"][QUOTE="MrLions"] I got to the part where they were talking to the oracle and I was like Lol Wut and left. >_>MrLions

You should've at least waited another 30 seconds and you would've seen boobs.

Doesn't really matter if they were good boobs or not. You ALWAYS watch the boobs and THEN leave.

Ever found yourself in a nasty nudie bar and wanted to leave? Go ahead and leave. But DO NOT leave just before the stripper shows her boobs. If you managed to stay there for ten minutes, you can sit there for another 30 seconds in order to see boobs. Then you can leave on a high note. Even if the boobs weren't good, you can leave KNOWING that the boobs weren't good. As opposed to leaving mere seconds before the boobs were revealed, and having to wonder if you would have seen good boobs if only you'd stayed for another 15 seconds. It's just like the TV commercials for AIDS tests say..."The worst part is not knowing." And the same applies here.

[QUOTE="MrLions"][QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

You should've at least waited another 30 seconds and you would've seen boobs.

MrGeezer

Doesn't really matter if they were good boobs or not. You ALWAYS watch the boobs and THEN leave.

Ever found yourself in a nasty nudie bar and wanted to leave? Go ahead and leave. But DO NOT leave just before the stripper shows her boobs. If you managed to stay there for ten minutes, you can sit there for another 30 seconds in order to see boobs. Then you can leave on a high note. Even if the boobs weren't good, you can leave KNOWING that the boobs weren't good. As opposed to leaving mere seconds before the boobs were revealed, and having to wonder if you would have seen good boobs if only you'd stayed for another 15 seconds. It's just like the TV commercials for AIDS tests say..."The worst part is not knowing." And the same applies here.

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"][QUOTE="MrLions"] I left 30 seconds after that part. I wasn't really impressed. >_>3eyedrazorback

Doesn't really matter if they were good boobs or not. You ALWAYS watch the boobs and THEN leave.

Ever found yourself in a nasty nudie bar and wanted to leave? Go ahead and leave. But DO NOT leave just before the stripper shows her boobs. If you managed to stay there for ten minutes, you can sit there for another 30 seconds in order to see boobs. Then you can leave on a high note. Even if the boobs weren't good, you can leave KNOWING that the boobs weren't good. As opposed to leaving mere seconds before the boobs were revealed, and having to wonder if you would have seen good boobs if only you'd stayed for another 15 seconds. It's just like the TV commercials for AIDS tests say..."The worst part is not knowing." And the same applies here.

[QUOTE="MrLions"][QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

You should've at least waited another 30 seconds and you would've seen boobs.

MrGeezer

Doesn't really matter if they were good boobs or not. You ALWAYS watch the boobs and THEN leave.

Ever found yourself in a nasty nudie bar and wanted to leave? Go ahead and leave. But DO NOT leave just before the stripper shows her boobs. If you managed to stay there for ten minutes, you can sit there for another 30 seconds in order to see boobs. Then you can leave on a high note. Even if the boobs weren't good, you can leave KNOWING that the boobs weren't good. As opposed to leaving mere seconds before the boobs were revealed, and having to wonder if you would have seen good boobs if only you'd stayed for another 15 seconds. It's just like the TV commercials for AIDS tests say..."The worst part is not knowing." And the same applies here.

I walked out of 300. :|MrLions

[QUOTE="MrLions"]I walked out of 300. :|MrGeezer

Can't say that you missed much. That movie sucked.

I'm struggling to reconcile that remark with your sig. ;)

I've never walked out of a movie, but the question reminded me of watching "The Green Mile" in a theatre.

A woman seated a few rows ahead of me seemed to think that she was watching a comedy, judging from the loud, bellowing laughter that came from her every time the little mouse ("Mr Jingles") appeared on the screen.

I kept thinking to myself: "Just wait for the scene in which they botch the electrocution of Eduard Delacroix, you silly old cow!"

Sure enough, she didn't even make it to end of the execution scene before getting up and practically running out of the theatre. :lol:

I walked out during Black Snake Moan. Snooze fest.DJSAV_101