i came, i saw, i left
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I didn't walk out of it because it was so bad the audience and me were actually cracking up at it.
Vantage Point.
"Are you okay Mr President?"
"Uaaggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh"
BAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA you just crashed in an ambulance with a non anchored stretcher in the back when the ambulance rolled about 4 times.
And when he crashes the truck into the wall and it crumples, but that doesn't stop him! He just crawls out of the windshield.
Hilarious.
Vantage Point.
"Are you okay Mr President?"
"Uaaggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh"
BAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA you just crashed in an ambulance with a non anchored stretcher in the back when the ambulance rolled about 4 times.
And when he crashes the truck into the wall and it crumples, but that doesn't stop him! He just crawls out of the windshield.
Hilarious.
It was based on a shitty book by a teenager, what did you expect?SilentVirus said:
The only movie I ever really felt like walking out of was the Chronicles of Narnia, Prince Caspian. It was completely horrendous and fuck awful, but I stayed for the sake of the young'uns.
I'd like to counter that with: "It's one thing if a movie is a waste of your money, but it's another if it's a waste of both your money and time."Lyiat said:
DareDevil and The Mummy 2.
I don't even remember when since they were so terrible and nothing about them was really memorable.
I dont walk out on movies. Its a waste of money and there could be a twist ending that might make it worth watching to the end. If I go to the movies then theres usually not much else I have to spend time on so thats not really an issue for me.
And you cant actually say you watched a movie if you dont stick around for the ending.
And you cant actually say you watched a movie if you dont stick around for the ending.
BLASPHEMY!Chester41585 said:
The last film I walked out of was Spider Man 3... when Peter Parker got black hair in an emo flick and started (and I quote) "strutting his stuff" on the dancefloor.
It was cringeworthy.
???Chester41585 said:
Wow. I fell sleep, wasted my money, and let reviews tell me something when I could have decided for myself. Hooray for me, that movie was so bad.
I left Adventure Land. It looked like a comedy in the previews but it was really a big pussy fest chick movie. We got up and snuck into Haunting in Connecticut which was not good, but at least I didn't leave the theater totally pissed.
I must have been getting a refill on soda and popcorn for this one. I do recall returning to my seat and my friends had just pulled their eyes through their sinuses.sneak_copter said:
I like Detroit's cunning wit and humor. Har har.
I usually watch movies at home just so that when they get terrible, I can laugh out loud and make jokes at the badness. The only movies I actively avoid are most comedies. Borat was the last movie I can remember turning off because it was just boring. Comedies try too hard to be funny and just come off as terrible. Tropic Thunder is the only recent exception and that is because they were actively parodying the entire action movie genre and worked because it knew the parts of that genre that were funny and expanded upon them.
Gamer. I went to see it with my parents. Then teens started flashing chests. Oh please, don't even take me out of here, make Gerard Butler kill me instead.
Though I must admit those were some nice jubblies.
And thankfully they weren't on fire.
Though I might've been
MIGHT'VE!
Though I must admit those were some nice jubblies.
And thankfully they weren't on fire.
Though I might've been
MIGHT'VE!
