244. Walking out of a movie ...
Saw this at livejournal main homepage and I thought of doing it myself. Yep, my flist, answer this ...
Have you ever walked out of a movie?
I personally, I have only did it once. I already purchased a ticket to a show and I arrived too early, so I ended up buying a ticket of an earlier show, a movie that is not too important anyway, so I could walk out in the middle of the show to watch the movie I was aiming to watch. Other than that, I have never walked out of a movie. Even if it's a crappy movie, I usually stay until the end. BUT, I have experienced falling asleep in the cinema when I had to endure a long/crappy/boring movie. It happened a couple of times, actually.
Nowadays, I would try to make sure that the movie I watch on cinema will have some kind of entertainment flair in it (actors/actresses I like or special FX). If not, I will just watch them on DVDs. No need to throw away my money on that -- better to throw the money for ebooks *g*
Have you ever walked out of a movie?
I personally, I have only did it once. I already purchased a ticket to a show and I arrived too early, so I ended up buying a ticket of an earlier show, a movie that is not too important anyway, so I could walk out in the middle of the show to watch the movie I was aiming to watch. Other than that, I have never walked out of a movie. Even if it's a crappy movie, I usually stay until the end. BUT, I have experienced falling asleep in the cinema when I had to endure a long/crappy/boring movie. It happened a couple of times, actually.
Nowadays, I would try to make sure that the movie I watch on cinema will have some kind of entertainment flair in it (actors/actresses I like or special FX). If not, I will just watch them on DVDs. No need to throw away my money on that -- better to throw the money for ebooks *g*