| Daaanieeel
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Just remembered watching the original Pink Panther movies on DVD recently. Food ten really boring and slow moving with few laughs in between. Just my opinion.
Reply #101. Aug 04 11, 6:06 AM
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paulmallon 
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MY WIFE AND I ACTUALLY WALKED OUT ON "UNFORGIVEN"
All I can remember is Clint Eastwood (one of my my favorite actors) falling off horses...guess I should give it another try...
Reply #102. Aug 26 11, 12:35 PM
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cydonia325
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I do not get a chance to go to the theater, so the last rental that I returned to its red Netflix envelope without seeing it to the end was a Lars von Trier film called "Antichrist". I have a strong stomach, but this flick was vile.
Reply #103. Aug 26 11, 1:24 PM
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quogequox
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I've only done it once for Really Bad THings. Believe it was called about a bucks night that goes very wrong.
It wasnt terrible but it certainky wasn't for me.
Reply #104. Aug 30 11, 12:39 PM
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quogequox
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Unforgiven is a fantastic movie, you really should give it another shot.
Reply #105. Aug 30 11, 12:39 PM
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| paulmallon
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I promise I will-if for no other reason than to watch the great Clint Eastwood again...report will follow viewing :-)
Reply #106. Aug 30 11, 1:46 PM
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scorpion1960
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Hubby and I walked out on 7 Psychos. It has to be an all time worst. TED was better, and that is just wrong in so many ways :)
Reply #107. Oct 29 12, 10:46 PM
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george48
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'Planes, Trains, and Automobiles'. I thought with Steve Martin and John Candy, both excellent comedic actors, that was in for a treat.
Boy, was i wrong!. I can remember the scene i walked out on too, on the airplane with John Candy farting...
Another one i was ready to walk out on was 'The Greek Tycoon' with Anthony Quinn,lord i was bored, so were the about 6 other people in the theatre, so much so that when i started making comments out loud to the screen, people started making their own comments, that was more fun than the movie itself.
Reply #108. Oct 29 12, 11:30 PM
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| Greatguggly
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I loved Planes, Trains & Automobiles. Other than The Jerk it may be the only Steve Martin movie I like.
Reply #109. Oct 30 12, 6:06 PM
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| Chavs
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I was so bored that I would have left during Mel Gibson's The Passion of The Christ but I didn't want anyone to think I was staging one of those "walk outs" the media was full of at the time. So I had to stay and be punished. I slept eventually.
Reply #110. Nov 01 12, 3:33 PM
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Nammage
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I haven't seen a movie in a theater in years. But I believe I only walked out of a movie once. It wasn't because I thought the movie was bad (Ride with the Devil) I just couldn't stand the utter racism displayed in the film. However, I did watch it years later with more of an open mind, and have since added it to my DVD collection (of over 2,200 movies) with a better appreciation of the message, and story it expressed.
-Nam
Reply #111. Dec 16 12, 10:14 PM
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SisterSeagull
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'Eyes Wide Shut'... What a crock of %*^$
Reply #112. Dec 17 12, 3:59 AM
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Ceistenna
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Copland with Sly Stallone. Dreadful
Reply #113. Jan 02 13, 6:07 PM
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| Caseena
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I don't think I ever have. I've been to the theatre only twice in the past four years (for the same movie). Unlike with loaning movies from the library, it costs a lot to go to a theatre, so if I get a dud at home, I can stop it and not have lost anything except a little time. At the movies, you have to pay first and can't always get your money back if you walk out early.
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