What's the worst film you ever paid to see at the cinema, and did you walk out?

BigBearKris

Transformers. I was astounded how bad it was.

Interstellar? Requiem for a dream? Not an easy watch- either of them - but pretty good pictures once watched at home, familiar environment etc.

Winny_Pooh

Stevepage said:

The Happening. So shit I laughed at how terrible the acting was. Didn't walk out though.

Saw this on DVD and wow, it was a really really shit film.

Universal8

The Flintstones ( John goodman, Halle Berry etc). Utter wank.

markr76

Natural born killers was the closest I’ve ever been to walking out the cinema. I stayed, but more than half the cinema got up and left. 

The only thing I’ve ever walked out of was Joe Bonamassa at the arena in Nottingham. It was terrible!!

KDS

Superman 4, 29 years later all I remember is that it seemed unfinished. Me and mate left.
phantom menace, watched it with a group of mates. I couldn’t believe it was that bad, bought it on DVD.... it was. Didn’t leave cinema at the time

paulnb57

Les Miserables, iMax London, fell asleep!....

RobDavies

Parental Guidance.   I didn’t walk out as it was my then eight year old son’s choice to see the film.  

Typical nicey, nicey American bollocks but at least I got to look at Marisa Tomei for an hour and a half. 

RobDavies

Rocker said:

The Exorcist and yes I did walk out.  

I’m interested as to why...?

Emp_Fab

The only film I've ever walked out of a cinema from was 'Robin Hood - Men in Tights'. 

Cols

Traffic; critically acclaimed, beautifully filmed and dull as ditchwater.  Two and a half hours of my life I won’t get back.

Sassafras

I've never walked out of a film but I've fallen asleep on a few of them.

axisus

Stevepage said:

The Happening. So shit I laughed at how terrible the acting was. Didn't walk out though.

It would be impossible to walk out of that film, Zooey Deschanel is in it.

beed84

markr76 said:

Natural born killers was the closest I’ve ever been to walking out the cinema. I stayed, but more than half the cinema got up and left. 

The only thing I’ve ever walked out of was Joe Bonamassa at the arena in Nottingham. It was terrible!!

To be honest, I’m surprised you walked in. Having said that I could say the same about Batman vs Superman. Absolutely abysmal.

darthed1981

Wow, you guys have thin skins, I've seen some absolute howlers in a cinema and not walked out yet, but the worst films I've seen in a cinema are probably "Skyline" and "Alexander".

Worst film I've seen full stop is "Alien vs Predator 2: Requiem", which was utter, utter shite from first to last frame.  Also bonus points for the most morally bankrupt scene in cinema history.

axisus

beed84 said:
To be honest, I’m surprised you walked in. Having said that I could say the same about Batman vs Superman. Absolutely abysmal.

I haven't seen Batman vs Superman but it seems like the most pointless one sided match up ever. 

Sassafras

axisus said:

beed84 said:
To be honest, I’m surprised you walked in. Having said that I could say the same about Batman vs Superman. Absolutely abysmal.

I haven't seen Batman vs Superman but it seems like the most pointless one sided match up ever. 

Unless Batman's wearing kryptonite knuckledusters.

stickyfiddle

Am I the only one who looks up movies in advance to see if they're any good? 

Philly_Q

Sassafras said: 

I've never walked out of a film but I've fallen asleep on a few of them.

I'm always falling asleep in the cinema, and that's in films I actually want to see.  Something to do with sitting still in a darkened room... if I've had something to eat just before it's pretty much guaranteed I'll nod off.

SteveRobinson

Phantasm (1979) and no. 

It was redeemed slightly by the "support feature" The Groove Tube, a skit on 70s US TV 

WiresDreamDisasters

DarnWeight said:

Judge Dredd (the Stallone one).  Didn't walk though...If I'm paying, I'm staying.

But that's a great movie!