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15 Movies That Made Audiences Leave The Theater

15 Movies That Made Audiences Leave The Theater
15 Movies That Made Audiences Leave The Theater : Source: Screenrant
Forking over an hour or two of pay makes going to see a film a burden on the wallet, even if theater chains maintain that it's cheaper than ever to go to the movies. Most moviegoers want to see a film they know they will enjoy to avoid throwing away their hard-earned cash, so when movies sometimes leave audiences feeling disgruntled, disgusted or even ill enough to walk out, it's a big deal. Even some of the staunchest movie-goers who refuse to leave the theater for any reason sometimes find themselves walking out of a production for the strangest excuses.

Whether or not the theater will refund tickets paid for movies that upset or sicken audiences, hundreds of people have walked out of startling films for plenty of reasons. Sometimes it's mind-boggling. For those who wanted a scary movie, why bail when it gets too scary? Whatever happened to turning your head? Then there are the people who never read a single movie blurb or review or rating, happily heading into a dark room to watch two hours of some mysterious media that somehow ended up too appropriate for them- -or worse, their kids. Access to research has never been more readily available... Google it!

Whether they turned audiences away due to sheer laziness, weak stomachs or other incomprehensible reasons, here are 15 Movies So Shocking Audiences Left The Theater.
Source: Screenrant
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