Twice in one summer at a drive-in: I exited halfway through Striptease on grounds of script stupidity, and I made it through about 20 minutes of the incredibly annoying Joe's Apartment.

Yes! Years ago I walked out of You've Got Mail. A movie starring Meg Ryan & Tom Hanks (I think?) I don't remember much about the scenario, only that it's the only time I've left the cinema because the movie was so awful

The Village. The worst movie I've ever had the displeasure of paying for. What was worse was that I was home on leave from the Navy at the time - I paid for something like half a dozen family and friends to see that garbage. I didn't walk out, but I fell asleep more than once. Still had that movie pegged from start to finish. Saw every "plot twist" coming from a mile away and this at a time in my life when I barely had two brain cells that worked in concert. I'll never get over it.

"Midnight in the garden of good and evil"..... I can't believe still remember the title !!!!!!!!!..... agggghhhhhh

I like Lars Von Trier but Nymphomaniac was sooooo awful. I can't get myself to like Charlotte Gainsbourg which didn't help. Still, I later rented Parts I and II to see if it got any better. It did not.

My vote--hands down- is "Left Behind" with Nicholas Cage. Fortunately I watched it on NetFlix and was able to watch it in sections where I could catch my breath from laughing .

I was watching a movie in the mid 80’s with a girlfriend. I have no idea what it was called. It was blob type. I started laughing uncontrollably it was so bad. People were looking at me and I had to leave.

I left one of the Bourne movies ( I don't know which one) because the car chasing scenes were making me so dizzy I had to vomit.

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes...I know it was a spoof but it was just awful...

That Madonna tour movie filmed in black and white in the early 90’s. Hard to even admit I went to it.

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No, but i was one of only 4 people in the audience to see a showing of “Eyes Wide Shut.” The foreshadowing piano chords were so predictable that we all just started humming them when we knew they’d strike up next.

Life force. The worst movie I'd ever seen besides maybe Valentine's Day. Ug...

The Thin Red Line (boring movie) and The Conjuring 2 (unruly teens in the theatre). I requested a refund for both.

The Thin Red Line because it was boring even an hour into the movie, I couldn't bare it! I was falling asleep! I walked out, requested, and got a refund.

The Conjuring 2 because after 2 requests from management to escort some rowdy teens out of the movie theatre, they didn't do it quick enough and my sons and I missed out on much of the movie. Management had them leave only after I requested my money back. The kids were asked to leave and they did, and my sons and I got a refund, plus free movie tickets to another movie and a free large popcorn bucket and 2 free drinks.

I walked out of "Cloverfield". The shaky camera thing makes me dizzy & nauseous. I honestly can't tell you if the movie was actually good or not.