Films you've walked out of.

[rich p]

The only film i've ever walked out of was 'Harry Potter and the Crock of Sh*te', which was unfortunate as I was on a 747 over the Atlantic at the time. Luckily I had the only parachute and I can swim like a fish so everything came out all right in the end.

ps. How did it end?

 

[TheDoctor]

The only film i've ever walked out of was 'Harry Potter and the Crock of Sh*te', which was unfortunate as I was on a 747 over the Atlantic at the time. Luckily I had the only parachute and I can swim like a fish so everything came out all right in the end.

ps. How did it end?

Erm...IIRC Hermione gets eaten by a dragon, Ron gets murdered by the new Herbology teacher and Harry and Draco end up setting up home together.
Oh, and Dumbledore shags Professor McGonagle. He becomes gay afterwards.

HTH.

 

[Pete]

The only film i've ever walked out of was 'Harry Potter and the Crock of Sh*te', which was unfortunate as I was on a 747 over the Atlantic at the time. Luckily I had the only parachute and I can swim like a fish so everything came out all right in the end.

ps. How did it end?

Erm...IIRC Hermione gets eaten by a dragon, Ron gets murdered by the new Herbology teacher and Harry and Draco end up setting up home together.
Oh, and Dumbledore shags Professor McGonagle. He becomes gay afterwards.

HTH.

More information here.

 

[Kirstie]

I'm doing well if I get to the end of any film, as I have the attention span of a goldfish when it comes to such matters. Going to the cinema is a sure fire way of making me watch one from beginning to end, so, I've never walked out of one in the cinema. I kind of feel obliged to see it through.

By far and away the worst film I have seen recently, on DVD or cinema is 'Faster Pussycat Kill Kill' which was utter drivel.

 

[barq]

I've never walked out of anything because even when a film is bad I'm still impressed by the huge screen, the quality of the picture and sound that I stay rooted to the spot! I'm a bit of a cinema nerd like that. But I suppose if something is bad I want to know why - given that I'm already sat there and have paid it would take a helluva bad film for me to leave.

Films at home I've switched off have been the sad variety. The last one being Grave of the Fireflies - an animated anti-war film so sad that it makes Schindler's List seem like a teen comedy.

 

[red_tom]

Heat, The De Niro/Pacino thingy. To get a shag.

 

[Flying_Monkey]

Films at home I've switched off have been the sad variety. The last one being Grave of the Fireflies - an animated anti-war film so sad that it makes Schindler's List seem like a teen comedy.

It is amazing - I think I recommended it on the films that make you cry thread... the director has a habit of making emotionally rich adult animations - Only Yesterday is also great.