Did anyone switch off at the start?

No.

You'd have to be legally brain-dead to think a feature film was made only 90 seconds long.

I am Jack's IMDb post.

I almost shut it off, out of respect for Andy's wishes. But I just couldn't. I had to wait.

Considering it was a film about Andy, I knew it the movie was just trying to troll me.

When I saw it in theaters, after the 'credits' rolled and Carey walked off, someone very loudly said, "What the f---k is this sh-t?"

When Carey walked back onscreen, I almost laughed harder at that than anything else in the movie

I remember when it came out years ago, I was living with my aunt and her family. She came home one day having bought a crappy cam VCD (took me a while to remember what we used before DVD's)off some street vendor in Manila. It was not unusual back then when buying bundled VCD's for one or two not to work right and when the end credits started to play that's exactly what we thought. There was a lot of yelling from my uncle and my cousin giving out instructions, "you put in the wrong disc", "check the vcd minutes", "rewind it" etc... After the end credits had rolled, during the 20 seconds or so interval before the movie actually started, there was a bit of confusion, and I ended up fast forwarding it a bit to see if there was actually anything else on the disc.

For some reason we didn't watch it that night, after about 20 minutes we ended up watching godzilla or something, but I ended up watching it on my own a few days later. Great film.

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Bland136, I understand your question. We watched this streaming from Netflix. We thought maybe something was messed up on the feed.
Good movie. Watching Jim Carey in the lead was just like seeing Andy.

One thing I've managed to ascertain from this thread.
there are a lot of really stupid people around.

And so, God came forth and proclaimed widescreen is the best.
Sony 16:9