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Have you ever been to a movie so terrible that you saw people leaving the theater? Which one was it?
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2 days and no one mentioned one i personally walked out on:
Weekend at bearnies 2
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Not "terrible" in the sense the OP meant, but when I went to see "Hard to be a God," 40 people sat down and eight made it to the end.
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Never walked out of a movie but the only movie I fell asleep in the theater was Shrek 3.
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We left 3/4 of the way in of "licorice pizza", we were hoping it would pick up since reviewers said it was good, but it's just so bad.
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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.
Ringer -- coincidentally also Jeremy Irons.
The only time I've ever experienced this was with Skinamarink, had two different people walk out of it. I completely understand why people don't like it, but I was in the 50% of people who saw it that it totally worked for. It got under my skin in a way no other horror movie has (even amongst some really good ones that I really loved/was scared by!), and it was the first one in a while that scared me as an adult. For a long time after seeing it, I hated walking around my house at night for any reason.
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My mother and I walked out of Death Becomes Her. She loved the cast but couldn't enjoy the movie.
Probably didn't help that it was only a couple of months after her mom died.
But I watched the whole thing on cable years later and still questioned what the fuck they thought they were thinking with that script.
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