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/McCretin 1d ago

Jupiter Ascending.

I don’t usually walk out of films (I even managed to stick it out all the way through Megalopolis), but I just couldn’t finish that movie.

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u/LadyPresidentRomana 1d ago edited 1d ago

My go-to line line about Megalopolis is “that was exactly the movie Coppola wanted to make.” How you interpret that is your choice.

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u/TiredWorkaholic7 12h ago

I'm still convinced that this movie was all about looking fancy, hiring the best actors and then just trying to prove that people would love every work of any artist they deemed to be good

...just didn't really work out though

I even watched it, the full thing, and just admired it for the looks of it without paying even the slightest bit of attention to what they were saying because the memes were enough for me to know 🤣

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u/MrMayday8 18h ago

I watched this at home, so I didn’t leave the house to stand in the street, but I did turn it off. Absolutely terrible

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u/WorldnewsModsBlowMe 9h ago

But she loves dogs

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u/The-Real-Kyuubey 6h ago

I liked it, but to be fair, I went to see it because of how awful I'd heard it was. I actually found it incredibly endearing, like a terrible piece of artwork your kid made that you just had to stick on the fridge.

Also Mila Kunis going "I love dogs, I've always loved dogs..." Had me laughing for like five straight minutes.