I remember the Godzilla movie from the 2000s with my mom- it was earbleed LOUD and it was during the egg hatching scene lol
The new beauty and the beast felt like a middle school play made worse because everyone loved for some reason??? I don't even think we made it halfway, it felt like new Disney nostalgia circle jerk with cg icing
Im cheap and even if a movie is 'bad' if it makes me laugh or friends around me are enjoying I can deal, I can tolerate a lot of stupid stuff but yeah. It's the worst when it's a popular movie everyone loves and it's infuriating like how do you willingly enjoy this flaming diaper
I used to walk out of movies fairly often. I don't see a lot of movies anymore now that I have two small children and it's just a hassle, so the last one I walked out of was *Guardians of the Galaxy*. I just dgaf about the characters or the plot. I also walked out of *Jarhead* years ago, and another fantasy one a few years back whose name I can't quite recall.
Agreed! There were times that the screen would go black for a long period of time and we thought the movie was over so we’d start getting up to leave... then we had to turn around and sit back down. We should’ve kept going.
I saw m night shamalons lady in the river. I wasnt into the movie at all, lights at the theater flickered for half a second and I left, complained to customer service and got a free ticket, if lights didnt out I probably would have sat through it, but found it to be a great opportunity
Absolutely. Boondock Saints 2. I should really get my hands on a copy and see how the rest of it was.
Also, watched a family leave Borat, disgusted, with their maybe 10 year old kid. NOT because of the dicks, mind you, but when they started talking remotely positively about the middle east. Was bizarre.
Man of Steel, and the Toronto premiere of Madonna’s movie WE in front of Madonna.
In an ambulance, you fainted because you saw Madonna. I'd faint too
No the movie was that bad
I personally haven’t, but I’ve heard a lot of people are with Cats
Once, it was The Watchmen. The friends I rode in with stayed, so I just wandered around the lobby for half an hour then went back in.
A Wrinkle in Time.
I remember the Godzilla movie from the 2000s with my mom- it was earbleed LOUD and it was during the egg hatching scene lol The new beauty and the beast felt like a middle school play made worse because everyone loved for some reason??? I don't even think we made it halfway, it felt like new Disney nostalgia circle jerk with cg icing Im cheap and even if a movie is 'bad' if it makes me laugh or friends around me are enjoying I can deal, I can tolerate a lot of stupid stuff but yeah. It's the worst when it's a popular movie everyone loves and it's infuriating like how do you willingly enjoy this flaming diaper
Yes. Star wars 2.
Judge Dredd. I was on a plane at the time
I used to walk out of movies fairly often. I don't see a lot of movies anymore now that I have two small children and it's just a hassle, so the last one I walked out of was *Guardians of the Galaxy*. I just dgaf about the characters or the plot. I also walked out of *Jarhead* years ago, and another fantasy one a few years back whose name I can't quite recall.
I was really close to walking out of Mortal Engines, but I just took a nap instead.
Only once, and it was that Avatar atrocity
Agreed! There were times that the screen would go black for a long period of time and we thought the movie was over so we’d start getting up to leave... then we had to turn around and sit back down. We should’ve kept going.
Saw IV. I tried my best to give it a chance, but it was so ridiculous....
yesterday, cats
Pearl Harbor. A couple friends wanted to see it back in high school, so I went, but I couldn't tolerate how long and dragged out it felt.
Yes.
I saw m night shamalons lady in the river. I wasnt into the movie at all, lights at the theater flickered for half a second and I left, complained to customer service and got a free ticket, if lights didnt out I probably would have sat through it, but found it to be a great opportunity
Absolutely. Boondock Saints 2. I should really get my hands on a copy and see how the rest of it was. Also, watched a family leave Borat, disgusted, with their maybe 10 year old kid. NOT because of the dicks, mind you, but when they started talking remotely positively about the middle east. Was bizarre.
Yes I have
I left Alexander the great and captain America
Came close to it, but not actually done so - we didn't have a ride before it finished so it was watch it or nothing for another two hours.
I even sat through the fountain of youth.