protosam said:
"I went to see Cats with my friends as a joke and we walked out because it was just too unentertaining. I’ve seen bad movies with friends before (like The Emoji Movie) and had a fun time but I actually felt like I was wasting my time watching Cats."
 
KenJay25 replied:
"Only movie I ever walked out of too. It was late and I was sleepy and decided it wasn't worth staying up for the rest of it. I held on till Taylor Swift cat showed up then bailed."

"The only movie I’ve ever walked out of was the Sherlock Holmes movie with Will Ferrell. I was with my mom and dad and my sister. My mom whispered to me “this is the worst movie I’ve ever seen, want to leave?” at around the halfway mark.

It was truly the worst movie I’ve ever seen. I was almost falling asleep and I NEVER get tired while at a movie theater. Like half the people in the theater were asleep."

yoloswagbot191 said:
"Morbius. It was morbin time to gtfo that theater."
 
nosnack replied:
"But you missed the part where he said it’s morbin time then morbed all over them."

ColoradoRS7 said:
"One of the worst movies I’ve ever seen."
 
woahdude12321 replied:
"That’s gotta be one of the worst ones I get being high enough to say “what if we made a movie called sausage party” and lay out the idea but being high enough to actually do it…
 
They must’ve just thought the idea and ridiculousness would sell tickets and it probably did."

"My friends and I walked out of Norbit. I can’t remember who among us thought that it would be even remotely funny, but we made it about 15 minutes."

"Epic Movie was briefly the worst reviewed movie of all time, so naturally we went day one. We were the only people in the theater and left after 30 minutes, pure audio/visual torture."

"The Halloween ends movie, I have never left a film till then."

JackLondonHUN said:
"I think it was Saw 3, as soon as the kid started getting his limbs* twisted until his bones broke I had to NOPE outta there."
 
JackLondonHUN replied:
"When I hear about horror movie descriptions saying 'people walked out of the theater!!' I always think sure… What a feeble attempt at marketing... But here you are!"

"It's the only movie I've ever walked out of in a theater. I was even on a date. I told her if she wanted to finish it, I'd be in the arcade. But she hated it as much as I did and we laughed at how horrible it was all the way home.
10 months later, it won the Oscar for Best Picture."

"I walked out of The Neverending Story when it ended and I demanded my money back for false advertising."

"Jurassic World Dominion, idk what I was expecting but it did not do it for me."

"I walked out of 2008's Cloverfield...Felt sick to my stomach. Too much camera shaking."

"Ashamed to admit I even paid to see it at all but Police Academy 5 Assignment Miami Beach."

pacmain1 said:
"Men In Black International."

TheeMunson replied:
"In hindsight, this is a movie I wish I had walked out on. I enjoyed all three of the previous ones - yes, even the lesser of the three - MIB 2. But that last one was just a friggin' chore to get through."

"Lost in space with Matt LeBlanc, couldn't even see the funny side to the terribleness I was witnessing."

Solo_SL said:
"I 'walked out' of Rise of the Skywalker. I was watching at home, turned it off halfway through, and haven’t considered giving it a second chance since. And I actually love Star Wars, especially the new show Andor and many others. Couldn’t waste another moment of my life on ep 9 though."
 
axolotl_afternoons replied:
"Andor is great, and I'm that one weirdo who loves The Last Jedi, but Rise of Skywalker is dreadful."

"Never walked out on one, but I did watch about 10 minutes of Highlander 2, pull it out of the VCR, and immediately drive to the video store to return it."

"Recently I walked out of Amsterdam, that movie was so boring."

"I had my 2 kids with me so I couldn’t, but I remember absolutely hating The Good Dinosaur with every bone in my body. I’m not sure why I hated it so, nor do I even remember anything about it, other than me thinking I’d rather watch grass grow then be watching this right now."

"My then-girlfriend (now wife) at the time could only watch so much of Leo squirming around on the ground or Tom Hardy being weird, so we left and went back to the Outback Steakhouse where we had dinner and got dessert.
Still the only flick I've ever walked out of."

"The Matt Damon movie. My car was getting fixed and they said it will take 3-4 hours so I crossed the street and went to the theater and after an hour of that movie I walked out and decided I rather just wait than finish the movie."

"The Happening. That said my dad and I still talk about walking out of that theater to this day so it left more of an impact on me than several other films!"

"I didn't think it would be as boring as it was. Action etc. just felt really... I don't know, flat? Whole thing just came across as pointless, going through the motions.
I think I left partway through the trench warfare part."

"Only movie I ever walked out of was ride along 2. Made it 20 minutes then I couldn’t stand it."

"Avatar... The 3D gave me a headache, walked out and went to see The Road."

"I just walked out of a movie for the second time in my life with Noah Baumbach’s White Noise. It’s got good things in it, such as the acting and some good zingers. Overall, I found the movie unbearably pretentious at its worst points and think it should’ve stayed a book."

"I've only ever walked out of one movie. I walked out of Bumblebee during the last 15 minutes because I wanted to get Chipotle before they closed. Nothing wrong with the movie and I actually think it's my favorite of the Transformers franchise. But nothing tops a Chipotle burrito. I saw the ending when I got the steelbook."

"Almost walked out of Hereditary when Toni Collete discovered the aftermath of that incident. Not because it was bad, but because the rawness and agony on display were too real and almost too much to bear. She sold it 100%."

"Only movie I walked out of was The Monuments Men. Read the book, loved the cast, but my God..."

AlrightSpider said:
"I walked out of Butterfly Effect because I got way too high on edibles and thought I was probably going to die."

LordSwitchblade said:
"My mom took me when I was 10. Not sure what she expected."
 
FredDurstDestroyer replied:
"It’s like parents who took their kids to Deadpool because they just assume a movie about a super powered character is family friendly."

"Reservoir Dogs, in the Lumiere Theater in San Francisco. When the cop was tied up and Michael Madsen started cutting off his ear I chickened out and left.
Years later I saw it on video and realized I had already seen the worst part."

"I got sick after watching a few minutes of “Saving private Ryan”. The movie was amazing but the camera action and cuts didn’t sit so well with me, who messed up too by coming in late and being forced to watch from the front row."

Batata_Santa said:
"When I was about 8, My mom took us to see the Chamber of Secrets. I was terrified of the Basilisk. When Harry killed it, I was afraid it'd come back to life and begged my mom to leave. We did and she was not happy."
 
shuateau replied:
"When I was about the same age I was playing the Chamber of Secrets video game and when the basilisk emerged I panicked and shut off the console. Never actually finished the game."

bluejester12 said:
"Walked out of Incredibles 2 because too many people wouldn’t turn their damn phones off."
 
GhostOfDrTobaggan replied:
"Specifically remember a woman parking right in front of me and scrolling Instagram for 2 hours on full brightness when I went to see this movie."