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I can't remember what the movie was, but the manager decided to have a machine in the back of the cinema repaired during the movie. Loudly. I went and complained to the manager, which got the guy to stop. Got a round of applause from the audience. I also got our money back at the end of the movie.
I wish I could have walked out of the Bridges of Madison County. My girlfriend wanted to see it, so I had to sit through that entire steaming pile of garbage.
No accounting for taste I guess, some of the movies mentioned are great films. Others have aged into cult classics in some circles so I can understand someone not liking those. I can usually find at least something in every movie I’ve seen, whether ambitious concept with poor execution, or entertaining popcorn with terrible script, to screwball comedy that not everyone finds funny.
There’s also odds and expectations involved. The truly terrible movies get bad reviews, little publicity and are often out of the theaters quickly. Someone has to buy a ticket to the movie before they can walk out so there has to be something attractive about the movie in the first place.
Church.
that's gotta be reallllllll bad then ...dammit
a tiny Mediterranean tyro named Lee Gillmore, who's on a show called, oddly enough, Wicked Bites on local TV. mine is not a dreamy crush, but neighborhood girl revenge crush, know'm'sayin? i want her to reverse the title of her show...that's gotta be reallllllll bad then ...dammit
...also would like to know the name of that local food show luscious thing
The only movie I've walked out on was Breaking the Waves with Emily Watson and Stellan Skarsgard-----for this same reason. It wasn't a bad movie but the shaky, hand-held camera work made me so nauseous I couldn't finish it.
Not my choice to walk out, but I eventually rented it and the film has nothing to redeem itself with even with a decent cast outside of Joey from Friends. Plus it’s not like Rodgers or Graham were even eye candy as it was a family movie. I don’t think there was a single scene where their wardrobe didn’t have them completely covered nearly head to toe. The form fitting space suits at the beginning weren’t all that “complimentary” either.
Strange movie going experience for me. I alternated despising and loving it...all in the same sitting (in the theater), but do to content not camera work. Havent ever rewatched it.
Strange movie going experience for me. I alternated despising and loving it...all in the same sitting (in the theater), but do to content not camera work. Havent ever rewatched it.
I’ve never bothered to finish it on the small screen so maybe I didn’t really like it that much either.
Cloverfield for me.
Plus hotties
man, i was suuuuuuuuuuuper ****ing high watching that movie in an absolutely awesome setting for movies and i was thinking to myself "should have taken some acid for this one". mistakes were mine.
@El Floppo, I’m curious what caused you to bump this thread after it being dead since 2021 and you responded to a post like it was yesterday?
Because I hate you.
Great movie. “Why Johnny Ringo, you look like someone just walked over your grave”.
You watched it more than once?
oh man, i love Hudson Hawk. one of my favorite movies.
At least the music was way better.
Was there any fallout from the parents or your mom over this? Has this become the family legend/story of the family? “Remember when Uncle TheFatKid Sr took us to the dirty movie?”
