which movie do you think closed-minded people demanded their $$ back

Really? I thought from the trailers in the movie theater that Brokeback Mountain was quite clearly a story about two men hooking up.

I have never demanded my money back for a film. With the exception of Little Secrets, I've never seen a film that completely pulled the wool over my eyes with its marketing and early reviews. (Secrets was described by some critics as an adults film about mature issues, but it was a children's film... which is just bizarre)

Brokeback mountain and Rent are probably 2 movies that closed-minded people would want their money back!

It's "I wish I knew how to quit you" and seriously if the trailer saying "it was a friendship that became a secret", Jake and Heath undressing each other, "you don't go up there to fish", "you boys sure found a way to make the time pass up there", "this thing grabs a hold of us in the wrong place and we're dead" and the shot of Heath hugging Jake's shirt didn't tip you off that there might be the teensiest bit of man on man action in Brokeback Mountain, then I really don't know what to say.

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I think there is only one.

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i worked in a movie theatre for 5 years, and we only gave refunds to people in the first 20 - 30 minutes of a movie. and we only did it then if people had an emergency and had to leave. i only remember one case of an elderly couple demanding their money back after seeing "serial mom." they stayed through almost the entire movie (with mere minutes left) and came out of the theatre crying about how sick and twisted it was. hello! you're going to see a john waters film. after a serial killer.

movie theatres don't have a money back guarantee and film producers don't guarantee you'll like the movie or give you your money back (with the exception of a recent marketing ploy with cinderella man).

i highly doubt many theatres, if any, give patrons money back if they've seen the whole movie. if that were the case, everyone would do it just because the ticket prices are so high.

for anyone who did get a refund, that amount would be deducted from the specific theatre's daily gross, but again any amount, if any, would be nominal.

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Updated On: 12/11/05 at 09:49 AM