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but what if the film you think is rubbish is really good to someone else?Quote:
Originally Posted by faster skating penguin
i know plenty of people that hate star wars but if i hear a sound in the cinema when thats on i will go mad.
its not up to you whether a film is good or bad.
in a cinema you sit and watch. if you have things to say, say it outside.
Aye.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
I got into trouble during class yesterday because we were watching a video on how divorce traumatises children, and apparently I was the only one who found it funny, even though it was HILARIOUS!
I'm struggling to keep myself composed even now!
I only films I've made comments in were Baby Geniuses and The Grudge. If anyone found those films good, well they deserve to get annoyed ...Quote:
Originally Posted by boris no no
:-/ i did like the grudge thanks alot. you cannot decide for other people what is a good film or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by faster skating penguin
i love disney my dad hates it. does that give him the right to come in whenever i'm watching it and shout stupid things???
you are not a film critic. let other people decide for themselves
There's no real reason to share your witticisms with the people around you. If you want to jab at an awful movie, whisper it into your friends' ears. People don't go to movie theaters to hear stand up comedy.
Actually, my jabs at the Grudge were overall well recieved.
I mostly only whisper to my friends. It's the people who are sitting RIGHT NEXT TO US ALTHOUGH THERE ARE A HUNDRED EMPTY SEATS IN THE DAMN THEATER who get annoyed. Yet they still don't move somewhere they wouldn't hear us.
I tend to make jabs at movies - when I'm watching them at home. In a theater, however, that's just plain rude. As well as anything else asinine.
On saturday when I went to see Hitchhiker's guide, there was a kid with a laser pointer being an ass. He cut it out when a very large man threw him bodily from the theater. I thought it was hilarious - too bad the guy didn't throw him out Al Bundy style and miss on the first throw.
Hahahaha. Only with me it was more:Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkey
*people fall off the boat*
Me: Wheeeeeeee!
Everybody except this one hot girl: >:o
That one hot girl: :D
That was fun.
However that wasn't actually in a theater, just a fun anecdote.
If I pay $10 to see a movie, then I'm going to see the damn movie. Anyone who talks/uses their phone/generally acts like an ass should be dragged into the street and shot. Repeatedly. I didn't pay that much to listen to you bastards talking to your friends about how you had sex with like eight people that one time, or to watch you throw *stuff* at the *freaking* screen. I hate people so much.
story of my life.Quote:
Theaters are fun.
>_> Because it's the only place here that has DDR. =P~
I find movie theaters to be a waste of money. With the money spent over time, you can get your own movie on DVD or you can get a better theater at home over time. Its expensive and i would rather sit in multiple movies for my entire day if i could to justify the money i spent. If you think thats unethical thats up to you, but i do not feel its up to my money's worth otherwise. The only reason i would go is either a date, or with friends and we wanna hang out and have fun.
I don't go to theatres because I have no one to go with. :skull2:
Aww, I'll go with you Iri.
The only stupid thing I think I've done in a theater was in February of last year, a couple weeks before we left for Iraq, and a few of us went to see 50 First Dates (not a good movie for a group of soldiers, but hey, it had Drew Barrymore in it). At the beginning of the movie--while the production logo and all that was being shown, not during previews or anthing--a couple of us stood up and "tried" to get a date for a good friend of mine. We always made fun of this guy, so this was fun, and just added to it. But it didn't work, the only thing it did was get some Skittles thrown at us...except that somebody threw a whole bag of Skittles, instead of just one at a time like the others, I think they liked us.
As for disturbing movies, I might say a few low-volume remarks to somebody next to me, but talking loudly, or on a phone, or anything like that is just too immature. When I saw Kung Pow! in the theater, I sat in the back with a friend and I said some things about how stupid parts of it were, but I later watched it with my best friend and his family, and it was hilarious.
I've gotten up and said "things" to groups of kids that won't shut up and let me enjoy the movie, and they got the picture.
That's no reason not to go. I go by myself all the time. I prefer it that way, cause I finally get some time to relax without someone going into my room without letting me know and interrupting my thoughts to tell me to take out my trash or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iri Valentine
I don't think I'm welcome at Move Theaters anymore. I have a nasty habit of MSTing every movie I see. (if you don't know what that means then you're a dweeb, PM me if you wanna learn about it.)