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Topic: If you bought a ticket to see a film,
Peccy Joined Thu 06/28/07 Posts: 17181	Wed 04/09/08 07:14 PM
would you feel obligated to watch it, even if it was horrible from the beginning? Well my answer is that being how movie tickets and refreshment cost about the same as a mortgage payment I dunno.

fender1012 Joined Sun 03/23/08 Posts: 80	Wed 04/09/08 07:15 PM
Thats when you leave that the theater your in and find a movie you like. You paid for admittance, you mine as well enjoy it.

irad8you Joined Tue 09/04/07 Posts: 8261	Wed 04/09/08 07:16 PM
who cares what it cost's i just want to go on a date and see a movie... period.

mssilverfox Joined Sat 12/08/07 Posts: 10529	Wed 04/09/08 07:16 PM
Walked out of a movie once and got my money back..

CyPoet Joined Fri 01/11/08 Posts: 12494	Wed 04/09/08 07:16 PM
I'd blow that pop stand & the lame-o movie

nurjoyce Joined Thu 01/04/07 Posts: 10283	Wed 04/09/08 07:16 PM
no, i have left several times before because i did not like the movie or almost fell asleep

wikkedlilgrrl Joined Fri 01/11/08 Posts: 240	Wed 04/09/08 07:17 PM
Thats when you leave that the theater your in and find a movie you like. You paid for admittance, you mine as well enjoy it. i concur moives are expensive sneak into another one its not really cheating if you only see one movie

PATSFAN Joined Mon 12/10/07 Posts: 42782	Wed 04/09/08 07:17 PM
I would sneek over to the other movie thats showing

JulieMP Joined Sat 03/01/08 Posts: 1249	Wed 04/09/08 07:19 PM
I have never walked out of a movie in my life. Horrible in the beginning can always be glorious in the end. But I am a maniac for film so I like all movies even the bad ones. I put them in the mental library so I can pull out tidbits whenever I fancy in order to stimulate conversations or whatever. It is funny how eras can be judged more familiarly or readily when you use movies as a measuring stick. Lots of people can tell me the time when "Gone With The Wind" came out but none can tell me who was in office. viva art.

Angelface2000 Joined Mon 03/10/08 Posts: 1930	Wed 04/09/08 07:21 PM
who cares what it cost's i just want to go on a date and see a movie... period. Full tank of gas $63.00 20 oz bottle of diet coke $1.29 New shoes and clothes from New York and CO. $256.00 Driving 7 hours to go to the theatre with a stranger you met on JSH....priceless

DTHRomeo Joined Wed 06/20/07 Posts: 43387	Wed 04/09/08 07:22 PM
who cares what it cost's i just want to go on a date and see a movie... period. Full tank of gas $63.00 20 oz bottle of diet coke $1.29 New shoes and clothes from New York and CO. $256.00 Driving 7 hours to go to the theatre with a stranger you met on JSH....priceless And they say Mutual Match do not work

bastet126 Joined Fri 12/07/07 Posts: 15553	Wed 04/09/08 07:23 PM
would you feel obligated to watch it, even if it was horrible from the beginning? Well my answer is that being how movie tickets and refreshment cost about the same as a mortgage payment I dunno. give us a yes or no...none of this i dunno stuff!!

irad8you Joined Tue 09/04/07 Posts: 8261	Wed 04/09/08 07:24 PM
who cares what it cost's i just want to go on a date and see a movie... period. Full tank of gas $63.00 20 oz bottle of diet coke $1.29 New shoes and clothes from New York and CO. $256.00 Driving 7 hours to go to the theatre with a stranger you met on JSH....priceless Quit singing it and bring it

Lisa946 Joined Sun 10/21/07 Posts: 80	Wed 04/09/08 07:24 PM
who cares what it cost's i just want to go on a date and see a movie... period. HI HANDSOME...COMING TO CALIFORNIA ANY TIME SOON...

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Wed 04/09/08 07:25 PM
would you feel obligated to watch it, even if it was horrible from the beginning? Well my answer is that being how movie tickets and refreshment cost about the same as a mortgage payment I dunno. I haven't been to the movies since I was about 15.

DTHRomeo Joined Wed 06/20/07 Posts: 43387	Wed 04/09/08 07:26 PM
would you feel obligated to watch it, even if it was horrible from the beginning? Well my answer is that being how movie tickets and refreshment cost about the same as a mortgage payment I dunno. I haven't been to the movies since I was about 15. Damn! , bro you need to get out more

Moondark Joined Tue 11/27/07 Posts: 5866	Wed 04/09/08 07:26 PM
Thats when you leave that the theater your in and find a movie you like. You paid for admittance, you mine as well enjoy it. But if the movie is absolutely horrible and making me miserable to watch it, then it I'm not enjoying it and I might as well leave. I've only walked out of one movie ever. Butterfly Effect. It was one horrible traumatic event after another. When I realized where they were going with the dog, I walked out. Went to the bathroom and sat on the bench and was going to wait for my date. I was going to let him finish watching the movie. But he came out after me about 20 minutes later. I told him up front I didn't want to see that movie. But he wanted to because all his students said it was so great.

writer_gurl Joined Sat 03/01/08 Posts: 7673	Wed 04/09/08 07:31 PM
I would sneek over to the other movie thats showing Me too...Oh yeah,I already did

moofooga Joined Thu 01/31/08 Posts: 25515	Wed 04/09/08 07:44 PM
would you feel obligated to watch it, even if it was horrible from the beginning? Well my answer is that being how movie tickets and refreshment cost about the same as a mortgage payment I dunno. Absolutely not. If the film stinks, I'm gonna walk out. AND I'm gonna go to the management for a refund, too. I'm simply not gonna let some corporate studio get away with my money for releasing a cinematic turd.