Food Thread: Movie food!

[Aulayna]

Just when you thought the food threads had been left behind in 2012 they - like Bruce Willis - are back with a vengenace. If you're not a fan of these you could say that they need to :cool: Die Hard. YEAAAAAAH! (http://mirrors.rit.edu/instantCSI/) (click the shades on the page)

So, what's your snack of choice for when watching a film (or even tv show marathon)?

[Night Fury]

Chips and dip! preferably guacamole!

[Jinx]

Tostito's Cheese Dip
Hickory Farms
Cheese, cheese, cheese

[Pike]

I quit eating/drinking during movies because then I can avoid the inevitable bathroom trip.

[Chris]

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[Shorty]

If I'm at the theaters, Milk Duds or watermelon Sour Patch Kids and Dr. Pepper or water.

At home, nothing, really - I usually take an ice cream break halfway through the movie if I'm feeling sweet.

[Jowy]

Whatever I bought at the store and smuggled in.

wasn't this in gen chat? SORCERY.

[Pumpkin]

Popcorn with extra melted butter

or

Chips

or

Nachos

or

Ice cream

[Araciel]

I was in glory when I lived in Toronto only while at the movies, cause it had a Burger King and Pizza Hut you could buy food from and take into the theatre.

[Laddy]

There's this really nice theater where they sell FroYo. It's amazing!

[Chris]

I was in glory when I lived in Toronto only while at the movies, cause it had a Burger King and Pizza Hut you could buy food from and take into the theatre.
That is rather disturbing. Who would want to sit next to someone for a couple of hours with the stench of a disgusting Whopper pervading the air? Gross.

[Shorty]

Dude, the nasty in-house theater pizza and nachos (oh christ those nachos) smell 1000x worse than anything Burger King could ever concoct.

[Bubba]

If I'm at the cinema then I would have to go with popcorn and a random carbonated drink.

If I'm at home then it'd probably be pizza and beer.

[Formalhaut]

This has already been said in the "This is awkward" embarrassing moments thread in GC, but I almost choked to death on a malteaser while watching a film. I no longer eat them during films :greenie:

No, I don't actually eat much if I'm watching a film at home, just a drink, which is normally blackcurrant squash or coke/diet coke. When I go out and watch a film, I treat it more as a special occasion and buy popcorn and a drink. Nothing heavy.

Salted popcorn mind. None of this toffee or sweet crap. I like the feeling of my arteries coagulating as I eat :p

[Chris]

Dude, the nasty in-house theater pizza and nachos (oh christ those nachos) smell 1000x worse than anything Burger King could ever concoct.
You have in-house pizza and nachos places where you live? What country is this, please.

[Shorty]

America, fuck yeah.

But no, it's terrible. Century Cinemas can suck it.

[Pumpkin]

Most of the movie places I went to in Canada had a Taco Bell and/or KFC and/or Burger King and/or New York Fries and it was awesome. If we wanted a quick dinner before the movie we just hung out in the theater, They had whole dinning areas as well.

I haven't been to many theaters here yet but I've noticed that they don't have either of those things at the ones I've been to and you buy your tickets outside. I find it a bit strange.

[Miriel]

Kettlecorn!

[Faris]

Peanut M&M's. I typically don't eat during a movie unless it's a meal.

[Araciel]

I was in glory when I lived in Toronto only while at the movies, cause it had a Burger King and Pizza Hut you could buy food from and take into the theatre.
That is rather disturbing. Who would want to sit next to someone for a couple of hours with the stench of a disgusting Whopper pervading the air? Gross.

Don't worry, people tend to avoid me in most situations, whether or not I carry food...Which I usually do.

[Depression Moon]

Whatever I bought at the store and smuggled in.

[Del Murder]

Kettlecorn!
Better than regular popcorn.