Ever walked out?

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When I was young, my mom took us out of "The Way We Were" when Streisand started undressing to get into bed with Redford.
As an adult, it was "The Artist". I enjoy silent movies, so I was looking forward to this one. It's pretentious, dull, and over half-way through I wondered why I was wasting my time. For those who think it's a waste of money to leave, if the money's gone, it's gone. We only have so much time on this earth, so why spend it staring at big screen of worthlessness? But, one can usually just ask for a refund. : )
And, if I were by myself, I would have walked out of "Titanic".

Natural Born Killers - total garbage

I've walked out a couple of times. I believe I once mentioned a certain double date here on General Discussion. That was such a terrible date! I'm no prude, but who takes a woman you barely know to an X rated drive in movie? Alright. The kind of guy who wants his fun!
I also walked out of The Deranged, early 1970's. It was based on the Ed Gein case. It isn't a horrible film even if it is low budget. It's just that I had heard about the case most of my life. In the 70's, I'd say most of my young life. It gave me the serious creeps because it all happened only about 15 to 20 miles from where I was brought up. I found it disturbing in a somewhat personal way.
I have seen it many times since. It no longer bothers me. I actually love horror and gore, but when it deals with things that can actually happen, it gives you pause. That is the real horror!

I've never willingly walked out of a movie. I had to run out of Avatar because the 3D made me feel very sick. And when I finally watched the movie, in good old-fashioned 2D, I wasn't very impressed.

The only time I remember wanting to walk out was Interstellar. Beautiful visuals, as you get with Nolan, but around the third overly dramatic climax I was getting very antsy and just wanted it to end already so I can leave!

I've never walked out, I don't think you can get a refund over here. I also feel the urge to just sit it out because of my OCD!😜But I've thought about it a couple of times. Like with The X-files movie, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, Scream 3 and Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes.

When a friend of mine and her family went to see the film version of the musical "1776" at Radio City Music Hall, in NYC, back in 1972, my friend and I walked out of the film halfway through, because we both found it so boring!