ya know, you could always turn the brightess level on your tv all the way down, that way you won't pee all over the floor if you're blindfolded
http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000129/threads/

If it's bad enough, I'll finish it blindfolded.
That way, I'm not visually bothering myself (finishing the movie), and yet I can say I finished it (from an auditory standpoint).
Your sarcasm has driven me to idiocy.

Yes!
If by "completist" you mean I delete the entire video file after a few seconds if I don't like the expression on someone's face in the opening.

I used to be, but it's like a bad habit. I tried getting through the Witchcraft series, but they're just too painfully bad. Same with all these new Amityville movies, although I still want to see The Awakening.
Most recent viewings:
The Long Kiss Goodnight- 9/10
The Rocky Horror Picture Show '16- 7/10

I see every film to the bitter end, no matter how hard the going gets. I like to give them a fair chance to get better and look forward to writing a scathing review if they don't.

I find bad movies relaxing. With some films I wish watching the first 20 minutes 14 times counted as seeing the whole film.
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Generally no but occasionally i'll go through a completest phase. I'm in one right now where I'm watching all the Wrong Turns and all the Indiana Jones. Next i'm thinking of doing the Final Destinations or Hellraisers.
What are words for when no one listens anymore

gotcha!

Yes. A minimal amount of manure - 'min' imal + man 'ure' = minure.
Only if the movie is really bad though, and getting a small piece of beep is preferable to continuing to watch.

I will walk away for a
minure,
is that like a little bit of cow poo?

Almost always, but if a movie loses me (and assuming I'm watching at home) I will walk away for a minure, look at my phone, play a game, read an article, make some coffee or whatever and only pay partial attention.

If I can't bear it anymore, I will skip a scene or two and see if something changes in pace. Usually by that point I am only staying in the race to see if there is anything worth talking about.
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heh, that's commendable, my weakness is blind buying at times soley based on the cover art like

I'm so bad I even try to add the crappy sequels/prequels to my movie collection as well.
Keep the change, ya filthy animal!

Yes, unless it's really, really awful. I want to ensure I actually experience the entire thing to determine what the issues were, if any
Life can be arbitrary and comes without a warranty.

if i fall asleep on my couch watching a movie i will generally not make any effort to rewatch it. after all, if it was boring enough to put me to sleep in the first place, i probably didn't miss much.
leave me to die, you won't remember my voice. i walked away and grew old

I almost always finish a movie. But I always make extra extra sure that i even want to see it. I have to see the trailer first. If I'm still not sure, then I'll maybe read a few reviews. But it's usually based on how the trailer looks. I don't blind buy or blind rent anymore. If I still manage to stumble into a dud, I'll turn it off.

I am a completist but I'm afraid if I gave you an example I'd offend you
Found Footage Movies I Have Seen:
http://www.imdb.com/list/ls059758083/

that was part of my strategy for the turkey challenge so I tried as much as possible to stick to creature features or monster movies

I always finish a movie, no matter how painful it might be. Still, I usually don't watch anything that I'm not pretty sure I'll enjoy to some degree.
What do you think this is, a signature? It's a way of life!

yeah, I find myself doing that depending on the subject matter. If it's a boring supernatural I won't bother finish, but if it's a boring monster movie then I'll let it play out just to see how the damn thing is killed. I just did that with Red Billabong last night, almost two hours long and only 10 minutes of monster time.

If a movie is that uninteresting or just plain bad I will let it play out while I do other things around the place, just in case something exciting happens.

Yes, I most cert
"You gotta punch the clock, why don't you punch your boss?"

i used to.
then the star wars prequels, matrix sequels and back to the future sequels made me change my mind.
"It doesnt matter what Bram Stoker has told you dead people don't come back from their graves"