you can call it daring if you want but
at the end of the day there’s only so
much your audience can take oh this may
be a mistake what was my mistake
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for another top
ten movies that caused people to walk
out before we begin we publish new
content every day so be sure to
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bell to get notified about our latest
videos for this list we’re looking at
movies that audiences just couldn’t sit
through no matter how much they spent on
the ticket it can be because of the
content or quality of the film number 10
Caligula if they were good men how could
their beloved Emperor find them guilty
do the words erotic historical drama get
you excited no unfortunately for this
film
it’s strange concept was not the only
thing it had working against it they
would have pooled I do hope set in spite
of featuring performances from malcolm
mcdowell Helen Mirren and Peter O’Toole
apart for which he was praised the film
was heavily criticized for its violence
and for featuring unstimulated sex
throughout if you’re wondering who
specifically walked out of this one
the answer is Roger Ebert himself who
describes the film as quote sickening
utterly worthless shameful trash
although considered a cult classic by
some the film is still divisive to this
day let them hate me so long as they
fear number 9 the Wild Bunch if they
move kill them here we’ve got two
different sides of the same coin because
the things that make this movie the
classic it is today are the same things
that made it so deplorable at its time
of release without any trouble
no guns for the general the Wild Bunch
stood out from its contemporaries by
featuring hard-hitting and stylized
although techniques like slow motion
were considered innovative and have been
utilized ever since at the time it was
far too jarring and visceral for
as a result the Wild Bunch has since
been compared to pulp fiction and
Citizen Kane
tell me mr. Harrigan how does it feel
getting paid for it
number eight Fight Club the first rule
of Fight Club is you do not talk about
Fight Club second rule of Fight Club is
you do not talk about Fight Club
if Fight Club is anything it’s
provocative it bizarrely manages to
strike a balance between pavement level
grounded and borderline absurd Oh while
deftly telling the story of a man who’s
been pushed over the edge of societal
norms to break with reality we do it
make sure a movie like that’s pretty
weird
and needless to say not everyone got it
as if that wasn’t bizarre enough the
scenes of raw animalistic violence meant
something about getting covered in human
fat were enough to push people over the
edge fight clubs awesome it’s just not
for everyone
things you own end up owning me number
seven the revenant Leo worked hard for
his Oscar and Alejandro G in the AH t2
is a genius but the revenant is pretty
much just two and a half hours of a guy
trying not to die it’s a harrowing
journey that explores the limits of a
man and how far he’ll go to not only
survive but also to take revenge it’s
got some scenes that are hard to watch
but the real kicker is the bear attack
scene which like the rest of the film
strives for realism in the most
gut-wrenching fashion possible for some
watching a bear rip into Leonardo
number six the walk why that is the
question people ask me most in 1974
Philip Bootsie performed the daring feat
of walking on a high wire between the
two towers of the World Trade Center the
2015 film the walk tried to capture this
feat and to do so shot the film in IMAX
3d alright you get him I got you okay
the cinematography expertly captured the
sensation of tightrope walking a
quarter-mile above the ground which
while impressive is not what some
audience members were expecting those
who were not wholly comfortable with
Heights found the movie to be a tough
watch with many reporting motion
sickness as the feat was performed I’m
going to hang a high wire between the
two towers of the World Trade Center and
work on it number five the Tree of Life
tell us the story from before we can
remember at the 2011 Cannes Film
Festival The Tree of Life was met with
both boos and applause and went on to
win the festival’s illustrious Palme
d’Or award
as we’re audiences one of the film stars
Sean Penn stated that he did not find
the same beauty and emotion in the final
film as he did in the script in no small
part thanks to the film’s convoluted
narrative while ambitious and by some
accounts a masterpiece many audience
members just wanted a movie they could
sit down with some popcorn and enjoy it
could be better number four The Passion
of the Christ in telling the story of
Jesus dying for the sins of humanity the
Passion of the Christ is understandably
brutal Mel Gibson’s desire to bring to
life the suffering endured by Christ was
off-putting to some audiences as it
spares no details with the lashing the
beating the crown of thorns and the
one woman actually experienced a fatal
heart attack while watching the
climactic scene of the film needless to
say if you were looking for something to
complement your Sunday School lesson
number three a Clockwork Orange for now
it was lovely music that came to my aid
you remember what we said about the Wild
Bunch how this movie came out just two
years later and audiences were not ready
for the maniacal breed of ultra violence
that Alex and his droogs offered up
aside from these savage beating the
vicious fights or even the sexual
violence audiences were severely put off
by the stylization that some critics
those who stayed to watch the end of the
film were rewarded with a discussion of
free will and humanity’s baser instincts
in a modern society but it was
number two pink flamingos John Waters
created pink flamingos as his first
entry into his trash trilogy with the
tagline an exercise in poor taste this
now cult film was an ode to the
counterculture of its day and made a
deliberate effort to push its audience
as far as it could we might be in the
mood for a barbeque get what I mean
a human barbecue the film focuses on a
drag queen known as quote the filthiest
person alive if nudity and profanity
weren’t enough to throw an audience’s
day off those who stayed to the end got
to see the main character eating dog
feces no judgment if this one ain’t for
you shelter my politics belt is my life
before we unveil our number one pick
here are some honorable mentions some of
the great monks can meditate for four
miss Fenway may appear a little
psychotic today
groovy what it’s cruelly being insane
man number one freaks you’ll have to
hurry we haven’t much time featuring
circus performers with real deformities
this pre-code film from the 30s was
originally 90 minutes long but the
studio viewed the film as too shocking
to be released if you’re hoping we’re
gonna have some juicy footage from the
extended cut here sorry that footage is
by all accounts gone forever in spite of
the extensive cuts some audience members
were still unable to stomach the content
sure by today’s standards it may not
seem like it’s that big of a deal but in
1932 you can rest assured this film
caused quite the stir do you agree with
our picks check out these other great
clips from WatchMojo and be sure to
subscribe and ring the bell to be notified about our latest videos
at the end of the day there’s only so
much your audience can take oh this may
be a mistake what was my mistake
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for another top
ten movies that caused people to walk
out before we begin we publish new
content every day so be sure to
subscribe to our Channel and ring the
bell to get notified about our latest
videos for this list we’re looking at
movies that audiences just couldn’t sit
through no matter how much they spent on
the ticket it can be because of the
content or quality of the film number 10
Caligula if they were good men how could
their beloved Emperor find them guilty
do the words erotic historical drama get
you excited no unfortunately for this
film
it’s strange concept was not the only
thing it had working against it they
would have pooled I do hope set in spite
of featuring performances from malcolm
mcdowell Helen Mirren and Peter O’Toole
apart for which he was praised the film
was heavily criticized for its violence
and for featuring unstimulated sex
throughout if you’re wondering who
specifically walked out of this one
the answer is Roger Ebert himself who
describes the film as quote sickening
utterly worthless shameful trash
although considered a cult classic by
some the film is still divisive to this
day let them hate me so long as they
fear number 9 the Wild Bunch if they
move kill them here we’ve got two
different sides of the same coin because
the things that make this movie the
classic it is today are the same things
that made it so deplorable at its time
of release without any trouble
no guns for the general the Wild Bunch
stood out from its contemporaries by
featuring hard-hitting and stylized
although techniques like slow motion
were considered innovative and have been
utilized ever since at the time it was
far too jarring and visceral for
as a result the Wild Bunch has since
been compared to pulp fiction and
Citizen Kane
tell me mr. Harrigan how does it feel
getting paid for it
number eight Fight Club the first rule
of Fight Club is you do not talk about
Fight Club second rule of Fight Club is
you do not talk about Fight Club
if Fight Club is anything it’s
provocative it bizarrely manages to
strike a balance between pavement level
grounded and borderline absurd Oh while
deftly telling the story of a man who’s
been pushed over the edge of societal
norms to break with reality we do it
make sure a movie like that’s pretty
weird
and needless to say not everyone got it
as if that wasn’t bizarre enough the
scenes of raw animalistic violence meant
something about getting covered in human
fat were enough to push people over the
edge fight clubs awesome it’s just not
for everyone
things you own end up owning me number
seven the revenant Leo worked hard for
his Oscar and Alejandro G in the AH t2
is a genius but the revenant is pretty
much just two and a half hours of a guy
trying not to die it’s a harrowing
journey that explores the limits of a
man and how far he’ll go to not only
survive but also to take revenge it’s
got some scenes that are hard to watch
but the real kicker is the bear attack
scene which like the rest of the film
strives for realism in the most
gut-wrenching fashion possible for some
watching a bear rip into Leonardo
number six the walk why that is the
question people ask me most in 1974
Philip Bootsie performed the daring feat
of walking on a high wire between the
two towers of the World Trade Center the
2015 film the walk tried to capture this
feat and to do so shot the film in IMAX
3d alright you get him I got you okay
the cinematography expertly captured the
sensation of tightrope walking a
quarter-mile above the ground which
while impressive is not what some
audience members were expecting those
who were not wholly comfortable with
Heights found the movie to be a tough
watch with many reporting motion
sickness as the feat was performed I’m
going to hang a high wire between the
two towers of the World Trade Center and
work on it number five the Tree of Life
tell us the story from before we can
remember at the 2011 Cannes Film
Festival The Tree of Life was met with
both boos and applause and went on to
win the festival’s illustrious Palme
d’Or award
as we’re audiences one of the film stars
Sean Penn stated that he did not find
the same beauty and emotion in the final
film as he did in the script in no small
part thanks to the film’s convoluted
narrative while ambitious and by some
accounts a masterpiece many audience
members just wanted a movie they could
sit down with some popcorn and enjoy it
could be better number four The Passion
of the Christ in telling the story of
Jesus dying for the sins of humanity the
Passion of the Christ is understandably
brutal Mel Gibson’s desire to bring to
life the suffering endured by Christ was
off-putting to some audiences as it
spares no details with the lashing the
beating the crown of thorns and the
one woman actually experienced a fatal
heart attack while watching the
climactic scene of the film needless to
say if you were looking for something to
complement your Sunday School lesson
number three a Clockwork Orange for now
it was lovely music that came to my aid
you remember what we said about the Wild
Bunch how this movie came out just two
years later and audiences were not ready
for the maniacal breed of ultra violence
that Alex and his droogs offered up
aside from these savage beating the
vicious fights or even the sexual
violence audiences were severely put off
by the stylization that some critics
those who stayed to watch the end of the
film were rewarded with a discussion of
free will and humanity’s baser instincts
in a modern society but it was
number two pink flamingos John Waters
created pink flamingos as his first
entry into his trash trilogy with the
tagline an exercise in poor taste this
now cult film was an ode to the
counterculture of its day and made a
deliberate effort to push its audience
as far as it could we might be in the
mood for a barbeque get what I mean
a human barbecue the film focuses on a
drag queen known as quote the filthiest
person alive if nudity and profanity
weren’t enough to throw an audience’s
day off those who stayed to the end got
to see the main character eating dog
feces no judgment if this one ain’t for
you shelter my politics belt is my life
before we unveil our number one pick
here are some honorable mentions some of
the great monks can meditate for four
miss Fenway may appear a little
psychotic today
groovy what it’s cruelly being insane
man number one freaks you’ll have to
hurry we haven’t much time featuring
circus performers with real deformities
this pre-code film from the 30s was
originally 90 minutes long but the
studio viewed the film as too shocking
to be released if you’re hoping we’re
gonna have some juicy footage from the
extended cut here sorry that footage is
by all accounts gone forever in spite of
the extensive cuts some audience members
were still unable to stomach the content
sure by today’s standards it may not
seem like it’s that big of a deal but in
1932 you can rest assured this film
caused quite the stir do you agree with
our picks check out these other great
clips from WatchMojo and be sure to
subscribe and ring the bell to be notified about our latest videos
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