Have you ever walked out of a movie?

I won’t watch a movie either if I know the dog or beloved pet is going to die. I have never walked out of a movie willingly, but my dad herded his wife and children out of “The Beverly Hillbillies” on vacation. It was PG, but after the third curse worse, and the middle finger, he was done with his young kids seeing and hearing the crass behavior.

Yes I have ever walked out a movie. I don't know the name of the movie because I walked into the cinema when it had started and left after a short time. The movie was so loud and I don't like loud noise.

I walked out from a theater years ago in Milan. I went to watch Caligula (by Tinto Brass). I was so disgusted and horrified by some scenes that I had to get out.

I’ve never walked out of a theater, but I’ve definitely stopped watching some.

Thanks for the mention. I pick and choose my movies more carefully now I'm older. Maybe I've become a bit more sensitive or something.

Never walked out of a movie. I generally read reviews before I decide to go to the movie theatres.

My son-in-law walked out of a movie, taking my only grandchild out at that time. It was Polar Express but it was in a planetarium or 3-D setting. Grandbaby was not enjoying it and son in law got nauseous from the effect.

Once my then husband and I pulled my daughter out of the theater that her class had gone to for a field trip. It was not the movie itself that I objected to. It was that the movie was rated R and I had not given permission for her to be allowed to go. In school, they are supposed to have the parents sign permission slips for their children to be taken on any kind of field trip. I do not remember now as it was close to 30 years ago if there ever was a permission slip to be signed. But I do know I would not have signed for an R rated movie unless I had seen the full movie myself first. All I know is that when I found out she was in the theater watching a movie that was rated R, I was very upset. I am sure I embarrassed her greatly at the time. Later on, we rented the movie and watched it as a family. I felt that the content of the movie was better dealt with by family and talking it over together, not by teachers in school where you do not know what the opinions of the teacher and classmates would be. But, regardless of what the movie was about, I would still object to any R rated movie being the field trip my child would be going on.

I am the type you could say sometimes that commercials can make me cry. I never know ahead of time what will or won't make me cry or be a tearjerker so to speak. I like all kinds of movies except horror and anything having to do with the occult. As for walking out on a movie, I have not done that. In general, going to the movies is too expensive and for most of my life since childhood, I learned that movies will eventually either be on tv or video to be rented. If I go to movies it is with others to drive-in movies and since I am with others, the option of leaving does not exist. But that does not mean I have not been stuck watching some pretty horrible movies in my time. Only one has stuck in my mind over many years as being the absolute worst movie ever. It was called Zardoz and "starred" Sean Connery before the 007 era. Seen at the drive in, it was about two clashing civilizations that once were one. The hero of the story was the character played by Sean Connery. He somehow restored peace by discovering a certain book in the library. If I remember correctly, one of the civilizations was called Zardoz...or that was the name of the one when they were combined and in peace. I looked it up once and you can still find it but it is rare. Can anyone guess what the full name of the book was that Sean Connery found?

I have never walked out and I've probably finished most movies I've started. I don't know why, but I like to finish things once I start them. I totally understand leaving if you're not having fun, though!

Not walked out, since I haven’t been to a movie house in 37 years, but I’ve sure as heck turned some off! I was watching Kitten With a Whip on MST3K, and even with their riffing it I couldn’t survive the movie past about 30 minutes.

I remember we left a show back when we were dating. I think it was called Hamburg Hill, it was a war story, but not very tastefully done.

I don't think I've ever walked out of a movie but I've seen plenty that left me feeling like it wasn't worth my time. Now I prefer to watch movies at home where I have the option to turn it off if I'm not enjoying it.

American Werewolf in London. My mother and one her boyfriends wanted to see it and decided I needed to as well. It wasn't something I would have ever spent money on. The first scene when the man's throat was ripped out by the werewolf I got up and left. I think I walked home. It's been ages ago. I was 12 or 13.