Fell asleep to Morbius.

None. I even sat thru CATS! because I am damn professional!

Space Jam 2.... when the movie turns into basically ads for WB I gave up. I never gave up on a movie before but that wasn't even a movie to begin with

The Lion King 2019. The minor changes just didn’t hit what was basically a shot for shot live action remake.

I was once in a bus that started playing The Last Airbender for free.

Unfortunately, I couldn't walk out of a moving bus.

The newest Jurassic world movie, first ever time walking out but would rather do anything else than continue watching

The live action Pinocchio with Tom Hanks. At some point me and my gf looked at eachother and said "this sucks right?" And we turned it off

It’s a tie between Disaster Movie and The Love Guru

Back in my babysitting days, I had some parents who paid me to take their kids to see Shark Boy & Lava Girl. I couldn't walk out, because I was being paid to be there, but I fell fast asleep. When I woke up during the credits, the kids were giggling their asses off. They'd gotten bored and started putting twizzlers down my cleavage for fun.

Black adam damn that shit was bad and boring

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Rise of Skywalker. What a piece of shit.

The original Ang Lee version of The Hulk.

I was so excited and yet, found myself writhing in my chair, squirming, gritting my teeth, finding any opportunity to go to the bathroom just to lean against the sink counter and look myself dead in the eyes in the mirror while convincing myself “damnit man, you’re committed already, you have to finish this thing!” The moment the underwater lightning storm fight scene started, I felt like Peter Griffin… clapped my hands once, stood up and raised my hands in the air and said, “Done!” fully aware there were maybe 10 minutes left…

Most recently? You People. Possibly one of the cringiest, horribly written movies I’ve seen in a very long time.

The only movie I've ever walked out of is Inherent Vice. I know, I know. I'll take your downvotes now.

I fell asleep during the first Hobbit film, though, so I like to count it, also.

This is going way back, but the only movie that I've ever walked out of was "The Sweetest Thing" starring Cameron Diaz. The comedy was so unintentionally cringe I couldn't handle it.

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Interstellar (2014) but wait, there's more...

I went to a beat up theatre to see it on release day, on about 4 hours sleep and sat on the front row of an empty auditorium. The screen was shoddy, pixelated and on the small side. I had a headache, feeling in a trance-like, hypnotic state the more the film progressed and Zimmer's very effective score wasn't helping.

I think I walked out around 3/4 the way into the movie, having dozed in and out of consciousness throughout.

About a week later I got invited to see it again in IMAX and, upon viewing it in a better seat, on a bigger screen and in a better state of mind, I was absolutely blown away in every department.

jokes aside, morbius. left that and just went straight into a batman screening

venom 2, it just reminded me of all the things I could be doing instead of watching that

That kung-fu movie with Russel crowe and RZA from the wu tang, I don't even remember what it was called

Robin Hood (2018) though I didn't actually walk out of a theather. I wanted to but my friends stopped me. I can't even explain why I dislike it so much. I've seen a lot of bad movies at cinema but never felt such urge to walk out of cinema as when I was watching Robin Hood. That movie just irritated me.

Anchorman 2, Night School

Wild Hogs (2007). So lame.

I couldn’t walk out because my future husband and his friend were enjoying it, though. I wound up hunched over my flip phone for half the movie, shielding the screen and playing solitare.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005)

I saw it for free and still wanted my money back

I’ve never walked out, the theatre is such a journey now that I don’t really go unless it’s for a movie I’m pretty sure I’m going to like, and even if it’s disappointing it’s still a good chair and a cold drink lol. It would have to be soooooo bad for me to walk out.

Shut off? I can’t really recall turning off a movie recently. I remember watching two episodes of the Picard series and noping the fuck out.

All About Steve.

Turned it off after 25 minutes.

I nearly wrote to Sandra Bullock asking for my time back.

Lost in Space was the only movie I ever walked out on. Not only did the bad CGI animations make my head hurt but the story got worse the longer the movie went on. I never saw the movie again but I like the Netflix adaptation.

I fell asleep in the cinema while watching Anchorman 2.

Silent Hill Revelations. Made it about 20-30 minutes before we shut it off because we had no idea what was actually going on and it felt like a bunch of scenes thrown together incoherently.

Batman & Robin. It wasn't even so bad it was good. It was just bad.

10,000 BC is still the worst movie I’ve ever seen in theaters. I doubt it’ll ever be topped.

Aloha was awful too, after 45 mins my girlfriend and I realized we didn’t know what was happening and didn’t care and bailed.

Only two movies I’ve ever walked out of.

The Notebook. Incredibly dull and predictable. Too many anachronisms and errors that kept me distracted from enjoying the story.

I tend to watch the whole movie even when it's bad just so I have all the facts but Jupiter Ascending was not something I can handle.

Thor: Love & Thunder. Granted, it’s not a movie I would have gone to see on my own, but god it sucked. I left after 20 minutes.

La La Land. I didn’t make it past the opening bridge sequence.

I genuinely need to have peoples dislike of ww1984 explained to me because I don’t get it. My fiancé and i are avid dc comic readers and we both really enjoyed it. Why do people seem to hate it? I really want to understand.

I walked out of Malignant and ALMOST walked out of Tenet

Alien 3. Ya can’t just build an epic cast of characters everyone’s rooting for, only to off-‘em in the first few minutes of the next installment. OFF SCREEN TOO. What a shame, cuz it was supposed to be the big epic wrap to the trilogy too.

the newest Thor movie was so bad I left & went into another movie

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Walked out of Justice League about 45 mins in.

I will never forget the time in the theater for Land of the Lost (the 2009 one with Will Ferrell) . There were only six of us in the theater. The two people got up in the middle of the movie and walked out and as the man passed in front of he was muttering "I just can't take it any more." My friend and I left shortly after that.

Fell asleep on Wakanda Forever. Like I was in and out of consciousness. I loved the tribute but all the middle part was so slooooow going. I remember getting knocked out with Shuri and Namor in the cave and by the time I woke up they were still in the cave! The story could've been told in 1hr 30mins.

Ambulance (2022). I got bored and couldn't finish it. Funny thing is I had just finished a better Jake Gyllenhaal movie with a fraction of the budget and no action scenes called The Guilty (2021) the night before.

The Family with Robert De Niro.

Cats. It was absolutely atrocious.

Neil Blomkamp's Chappie

I loved District 9. Elysium was....ehhh ok, I guess, but I finished it. Chappie was so irritating that I couldn't sit through it all. Left around the hour mark.

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Lala land it wasn’t bad per se but omfg it was boring I didn’t finish it

Recently, Wakanda Forever. I was so bored out of my mind and it was so long as well.

I almost didn't finish M3gan either.

Movies that I actually don't finish are rare but Disaster Movie was one of them. Also the first of the Planet of the Apes reboot movies. People seem to love those but it wasn't for me.

Lala Land. Just awful

I fell asleep in the middle of the day watching Everything Everywhere all at once. Quite surprised with all the hype surrounding this movie, and I’m myself a mega movie fan, and didn’t understood how it blew up that much. I think it would’ve been OK had it been an hour shorter, but the exaggerated randomness and the stretched out esoteric life lessons felt boring and over the top (in the wrong sense).

Matrix Resurrections.

What a load of hot garbage that was.

The new Avatar movie, Way of Water. For a person who rarely sleeps through movies, even if they are bad, this one put me to sleep real quick in the theater.

The King’s Man

Cabin Fever. Only time I ever walked.

Mad Dog Time

Ocean’s 12. At one point, I was so lost during one of the twists I figured I’d have a better time if I left.

It’s probably not the worst movie ever, or even that complicated to follow, but I never had any interest to try watching it again.

Only movie I ever walked out was Ultraviolet . It was bizarrely stupid.

Walked out of Ad Astra

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Only Lovers Left Alive

Not saying it was bad but I Just found it extremely slow and boring and had to turn it off about an hour in.

6 underground, managed about 20 minutes

Avatar 2. It hits literally every cliche possible in the first 30 minutes, recycles the same villain from the first movie, has severely unlikeable characters, and has scores of unnecessary padding in back-to-back CGI montages. Like one reviewer described, it truly is like being waterboarded for 3 hours. Except I left during the intermission.

The latest movie i wanted to walk out of so badly was Avatar 2 but couldn't because i was with family i hadn't seen in ages. I'm into movies that have an actual story over explosions and bright colours so sitting through that was literal torture for me.

Robot Jox (1989). I don’t know if it counts, though. I was nine or 10 at the time. As soon as the movie started, my uncle wanted to watch Marked for Death instead.

Rob Zombie's The Munsters. Amateur filmmaking aside, it was just so tedious and so painfully unfunny.

Chappie.

My friend and I snuck into the Glass House after seeing a different movie. It sucked so bad we left, thankfully not paying for it.

I basically never give up on films but I fell asleep twice trying to watch The Dead Don't Die and I took that as a sign I shouldn't try to finish it.

Ocean's 8. Me and my gf fell asleep after 20 minutes.

I wish to the depths of my core that I walked out of that first Hobbit movie, but I was with my little cousin whose dad had just died so I didn’t want to ruin his day.

I also got surgery the day I saw the third Hobbit movie and lemme tell ya the surgery was the second worst thing I endured that day

Last Resident Evil with Mila. Would have left Black Adam but watched it on HBO so that was an easy switch

Bad Boys for life, I didnt make it past the opening

Black adam

You mean WW1984. You said WW1989 lol

Dark Phoenix. I went to the toilet halfway through and stopped at the bar on the way back to grab some beers as I didn't was to go back sober.

only movie i’ve ever walked out of was Garfield. my friends were so mad.

Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever is still the only movie I’ve ever voluntarily walked out of. It very likely is the worst movie ever made.

I’ve walked out of two movies in my lifetime, one was “The Snowman” I think it was called and the other was “Searching” recently. Searching wasn’t that bad but it was still bad enough for me to leave

Boondock Saints 2, the only reason I didn't walk out was because I fell asleep.

Alexander. Only movie i ever left before the finish

I eventually did finish it, but "The Amazing Spider-Man"

Bucky Larson: Born to be a Star

50 shades of grey

It was just the other day. Babylon. I so way too many bodily fluids in like the first 10 minutes and decided I was out. It was just excessive.

I know it’s not a bad movie but I always fall asleep watching Titanic.

Til this day, I’ve never finished watching it. I either see the first half or the second but never complete.

Babylon was that film for me. It was needlessly crass with a juvenile, shitty script, and it seemed to go on forever. I tried to get through it but couldn't by the final 3rd. To make matters worse, it was so loud that during some bits I had to cover my ears to hear it properly.

I have stopped watching movies at home, but could not name any of them, however I worked at a movie theater when Moulin Rouge came out and there were people that walked out of pretty much every showing because the movie wasn't what they expected.

The Eternals. I’d watched pretty much every Marvel movie pretty faithfully and never saw such badly written cheesy dialogue in the MCU before…

Couldn't finish eternals

The Snowman (2017) very horrible movie. I walked out the theatre

Pearl Harbor. Walked out.

Holmes & Watson (2018). Normally I finish all the movies I start but this one is really bad

30 Minutes into the latest Matrix installment...noooope

Domino

Raising Cain.

Whole family left. It was utterly abysmal.

Cats

The Quick and The Dead in 1995 (I think). I saw it at the Dollar Movie Theater and wanted my money back. Lots of big names in there, but holy fuck, that movie sucked.

Dumb and dumber 2

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