Which film have you left before the end?
Which film have you left before the end?
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ShanksPony

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140 posts

255 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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So as it says on the tin really - which film have you gone to see at the flicks (or got the video/DVD) and not bothered to see to the end.

Me - Moulin Rouge - thought it was a load of shit and couldn't understand what everyone was raving about - OK I know it is a bit of a girlies film as I was dragged there by the misses, but even she had enough of it after 20 minutes.

Pickled Piper

6,452 posts

265 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Jaws 2. Many years ago but I can still remember how appalling it was.
pp

vixpy1

42,699 posts

294 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Bevely hills cop 3 and Speed 2..

Utter rubbish

titiany

2,122 posts

262 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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One in the last year, but I can't remember what it was because it was so dull.

Marki

15,763 posts

300 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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I have only ever walked out on a movie once it was during















Highlander 2

What a load of crap ,,,, Highlander the original was brill

wolves_wanderer

12,956 posts

267 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Kill Bill. The most overrated pile of steaming dog by-products since, well, ever. I watched it on DVD with a load of mates, hated it almost immediately and after 45 minutes I could take no more and went away to read a book.

Hughesie2

12,791 posts

312 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Lost in Translation...

Uter utter utter tosh...

Marki

15,763 posts

300 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Hughesie2 said:
Lost in Translation...

Uter utter utter tosh...


I felt like walking out on that but the Squeeze would not allow such behaviour

NikB

1,835 posts

295 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Yep, Kill Bill for me as well.

Also add The Madness of King George, and, erm, Dr Dolittle 2 (DVD).

I also took the Dodgeball DVD back cos it was sh!te.

vixpy1

42,699 posts

294 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Hughesie2 said:
Lost in Translation...

Uter utter utter tosh...


I really enjoyed it

_VTEC_

2,459 posts

275 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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A Clockwork Orange. The first film I walked out of I think. (there was a tasty car in it somewhere though!)

Almost walked out of Blair Witch project. Wasn't scary even in the slightest.

jazzybee

3,056 posts

279 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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East is East - a bit too close to what I remember about things is my childhood when staying oooop north with my granny. The street was identical, my mum is white, my dad, pakistani (and a little intimidating) but my parents came down south in the late 60's and made their fortune. When we drove to my granny's house in our Mercedes in the 70's, all the kids used to run alongside shouting and screaming... like in the Rolls scene.

That movie brought up a lot of horrible images that I did not think was funny at all - I could not watch it all the way through.

KB_S1

5,967 posts

259 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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3 of my favourites mentioned here

Some that i have walked out on (in the house)

Love Actually
serendipity
Bad Boys 2 (in a plane so couldn't really go anywhere but it was actually offensive, racist and pathetic)
Along came Polly
Blade 3 (fell asleep for a bit)
Notting Hill
probably a few more but I have managed to forget them

dinkel

27,790 posts

288 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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_VTEC_ said:
A Clockwork Orange. The first film I walked out of I think. (there was a tasty car in it somewhere though!)

Almost walked out of Blair Witch project. Wasn't scary even in the slightest.


Ah the Durango (he mr. May?)



I left Audition . . . a real torture.

Hughesie2

12,791 posts

312 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Marki said:

Hughesie2 said:
Lost in Translation...

Uter utter utter tosh...



I felt like walking out on that but the Squeeze would not allow such behaviour


I was putting up with it for the Mrs, then she just looked at me half way through and said in an extremely loud voicee "this is bollox" shall we go ??

We did, so did about 5 other couples !!

Frik

13,682 posts

273 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Wanted to walk out of "Man on Fire" but couldn't cause I was trapped in by my flatmates.

A dubious plot, dodgy script and such hideous overuse of "edgy" cinematography and editing that it gave me a headache.

:thumbsdown:

dick dastardly

8,326 posts

293 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Waterworld

ledger

1,063 posts

313 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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ShanksPony said:
Me - Moulin Rouge - thought it was a load of shit and couldn't understand what everyone was raving about - OK I know it is a bit of a girlies film as I was dragged there by the misses, but even she had enough of it after 20 minutes.


the only film I have ever walked out of. Wanted to walk out of Blair witch, but I was the driver.

Mon Ami Mate

6,589 posts

298 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Independence Day. Truly, unremittingly, unarguably the largest steaming pile of festering animal excrement ever to make the large screen.

CupraR

676 posts

259 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Titanic. FFS hurry up and sink you bastard!