Scenes that Made You Walk Out of a Movie?

[KAMALARAMBO: BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!]

Have there been any? I always just stay.

[Spider2024]

The scene that made me realize "I need to take a quick trip to the restroom".

Actually yeah, I've been lucky enough to never go to a movie that bad or with a scene that made me leave because of the scene. (But that was just for 'going to' a movie. I have stopped home rental movies at least once because it became questionable.) Only twice have I even stepped out for a bathroom break, and ironically they were (I think) the two lengthiest movies I've seen in the actual theater (Forrest Gump and The Dark Knight Rises).

[The Thread Barbi]

I've paid for it. I know how hard I've worked for the money I used to pay for it. If it's crap, then it was my choice to see it. So I live with it.

Not a chance I am walking out.

[DiBiase is Good]

Die Another Day, The Invisible car.
I was already on the verge of leaving, that pushed me over the edge.

Having watched the film since and the fact that it somehow got worse, I stand by my decision.

I’ve walked out of so many films over the years but that one rings the most with me as I’m a huge Bond nerd.

[Dub H]

Not sure if counts since it wasnt at the theater.

But the Japanese Teacher was playing an animated movie about the bomb of Hiroshima. The momemt the bomb dropped I had to leave because I was in tears and feeling like I was gonna puke all over the floor.

[Rolent Tex]

Not me but a coworker walked out of the first Transformers the second Optimus Prime was hiding behind a tree.

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Aug 26, 2019 8:32:23 GMT -5 Dub H said:

Not sure if counts since it wasnt at the theater.

But the Japanese Teacher was playing an animated movie about the bomb of Hiroshima. The momemt the bomb dropped I had to leave because I was in tears and feeling like I was gonna puke all over the floor.

Your teacher showed Barefoot Gen to you? In SCHOOL?!? 

Whoa.. 

[Dub H]

Aug 26, 2019 8:44:22 GMT -5 @marketpolice89 said:

Aug 26, 2019 8:32:23 GMT -5 Dub H said:

Not sure if counts since it wasnt at the theater.

But the Japanese Teacher was playing an animated movie about the bomb of Hiroshima. The momemt the bomb dropped I had to leave because I was in tears and feeling like I was gonna puke all over the floor.

Your teacher showed Barefoot Gen to you? In SCHOOL?!? 

Whoa.. 

It was a language school not high school or anything like that . Still, the teacher never showed it again.
She likes to show things that makes people understand japanese history and culture but she admited it was too far

[Convoy]

I’ve never walked out of a film, but I always like telling the story of the couple that left my showing of Watchmen when they saw Manhattan’s uncensored manhood.

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Aug 26, 2019 8:53:30 GMT -5 Dub H said:

Aug 26, 2019 8:44:22 GMT -5 @marketpolice89 said:

Your teacher showed Barefoot Gen to you? In SCHOOL?!? 

Whoa.. 

It was a language school not high school or anything like that . Still, the teacher never showed it again.
She likes to show things that makes people understand japanese history and culture but she admited it was too far

Yeah. Barefoot Gen is quite a movie series to sit through, even for a film buff... 

It definitely doesn't hold back, since the original author is an survivor of the bomb  

[Dub H]

Aug 26, 2019 9:13:07 GMT -5 @marketpolice89 said:

Aug 26, 2019 8:53:30 GMT -5 Dub H said:

It was a language school not high school or anything like that . Still, the teacher never showed it again.
She likes to show things that makes people understand japanese history and culture but she admited it was too far

Yeah. Barefoot Gen is quite a movie series to sit through, even for a film buff... 

It definitely doesn't hold back, since the original author is an survivor of the bomb  

Right I respect it, ge is telling a tale and showing the horrors it caused. It just isnt something I can physically and mentally handle watching precisely because I am too empathetic with it.

[agent817]

I never walk out or shut a movie off, even if I don't like a movie. For one, it's possible that things may improve by the end. Another thing is that if I watch a movie, I always watch it from start to finish. That's just how I roll.

Although I remember watching National Security on TV and the more Martin Lawrence kept on going on about "being black," I wanted to change the channel (I still hadn't watched the whole thing, because I caught it on Comedy Central). It might grow on me if I watch it from beginning to end one day.

[Push R Truth]

I remember some dude pitching a shit fit during Anchorman when the dog gets punted off the bridge. Him screaming and walking out just added to the moment.

[Ultimo Gallos]

Only time I have left a film was Star Wars Episode 3. Back then I was a heavy smoker. But I would never leave during a film to have a cig. That movie was so bad I took 3 cig breaks and a bathroom break.

[OGBoardPoster2005]

The Comebacks. I just couldn't bare anymore bad comedy.

[El Pollo Guerrera]

The ending credits.

[Savage Gambino]

I've never like permanently walked out of a movie, like just left and went home, but I did take a convenient bathroom break during the torture scene in Passion of the Christ.

[The Wild Man of Borneo]

Years ago, a theater I went to randomly showed a mortuary scene from Faces of Death. Felt so sick I couldn't wait for the actual film to start.

[The 1Watcher Experience]

I’ve never had a scene make me feel the need to walk out on a movie. I’ve never walked out on a movie at all. However, I have fallen asleep during a movie. Ang Lee’s Hulk was so boring that I passed out cold after twenty minutes. I woke up and gave it another ten minutes before actually purposely going back to sleep because it was so bad.

[thechase]

Aug 26, 2019 11:56:33 GMT -5 El Pollo Guerrera said:

The ending credits.

This, especially with Marvel Movies. I could not give one damn about mid or post credit scenes that entice you to stay. I always end up seeing them on Youtube, sometimes before I even see the movie.