I wrote a short review of it myself. It was a great film. I've seen In Bruges so I was prepared for almost anything (though I'd heard on good authority that it wasn't really "like that"), but we still almost walked out at one point. If the movie hadn't changed pretty drastically within two minutes like it did, we would have gone.
Sam Rockwell's best performance to date, if you ask me.
That makes me curious at what point you almost walked out...
I remember feeling a little annoyed at the start,. Guess part of it had to with accents/ acting
but I soon got over that and fully immersed myself into the world of the movie
P.S. I still haven't seen in Bruges.
I hate spoilers.
At one point Dixon gets very upset/angry and walks out and across the street. I'd say it was about 1-3 minutes later that my wife said "ahhh, this is horrible" and we discussed walking out (I wondered if the movie was just headed in that direction - gratuitous ).
We didn't and within minutes we were glad.
Perhaps it was him walking out that made you guys feel like walking out. Some kind of mirroring experience? Just kidding. I don't remember that particular moment but I'm glad that you decided to stay seated.