Poll: Have you ever walked out of a film?

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By TheJournal.ie Staff Thursday 20 Apr 2017, 12:43 PM

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Image: Shutterstock/Iakov Filimonov

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WHILE THE IFTAs for Film and TV wrapped up a week ago, we’re heading into another season of awards with Cannes happening next month.

But the ultimate critic of any movie is the paying punter, ie, you and I. Have you ever had cause to walk out of a film before it ended (for reasons to do with the film)?

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Poll: Have you ever walked out of a film?