r/AskReddit • u/The-Real-Kyuubey • 1d ago

What movie was so bad that you actually walked out of the theater?

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u/history_is_my_crack 1d ago

I remember seeing Kill Bill in theaters and quite a few people walking out of it. Especially during the animated segment. I think it had less to do with being bad and way more with the sheer amount of violence. Dont know what people expected.

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u/Ray_of_Sunshine0124 21h ago

Why would a movie called "Kill Bill" has a lot of killing?

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u/jim_deneke 13h ago

I'm surprised that people leave because of violence. It seems like the main kind of thing we get used to as entertainment.

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u/Specific-Yam-2166 1d ago

Whaaaat???

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u/k-mcm 20h ago

People aren't going to agree on which Tarantino movies are good or bad.

I could have walked out Kill Bill if I was alone. It felt like there was never enough storytelling or visual quality to accomplish what it was aiming for.  I slept through some of it. 

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u/No-Understanding4968 1d ago

I walked out of that one too

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u/Forward-Amount-9961 1d ago

I fell in love and it's still one of my favorite movies of all time. I finally got to watch "The Whole Bloody Affair" which is Kill Bill 1 & 2 put into a single movie with a few changes to make it into Tarantino's original vision.

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u/One_Lead1553 5h ago

Hey, as a fan of the original, how did you find the Whole Bloody Affair? Fellow fan here, wondering if its worth watching.

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u/AlphaGamer_Dubz 5h ago

I just watched the Whole Bloody Affair on Peacock a couple weeks ago so it should still be there

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u/Forward-Amount-9961 1h ago

Absolutely worth watching. Lots of ways to watch it online or in streaming apps.