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In the 90s I saw tons of films at the movies, but I never walked out of any.
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No, but I've come close with two or three. One was "Star Trek: Nemesis". Thankfully I have refined my movie-going experience to the point now where I can weed out bad films in advance and not pay to see them. As a result, I've yet to see a bad movie since "Star Trek: Nemesis". Now, I've seen one with terrible scores, mind you, like "Gravity", or the not even serviceable bland interchangeable noise of "Lone Survivor".
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Only once back in the eighties. Ninja III The Domination. I don't know what I was thinking going to see it in the first place. To quote a Bill Engvall -- if you had been wearing a sign, we could have stopped you! ;-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5ZkdHImCuQ
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Only once back in the eighties. Ninja III The Domination. I don't know what I was thinking going to see it in the first place. But it has ninjas, aerobics and that golf course fight scene!!!
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Wasting some money, in my opinion, is a small price to pay over wasting life; you can always get more money, you cannot, however, get more life.
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