Loudmouths in the movie theater

just move over by them and cut a huge smelly fart. They will leave then

 

For the crazy amount of money I spend on movie tickets, I expect free popcorn, drinks, a massage, an accountant to do my taxes, a new pair of shoes and 12 holes of golf.

 

I blame our society of parents that failed to teach children decent manners or respect of others.

Unfortunately I see the problem continuing. Last movie I saw was Tron3d, and for the first half of the movie some kid is asking his parent every freaking detail about what happened in the first movie. Of course the parent just goes along and doesn't think to tell his own kid to SHUT THE F UP.

Edit: Meant to also add, the problem is that kid will grow up thinking its normal and OK to gab away in the theatre.

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If you're expecting a movie to have a considerable amount of reading involved, don't bring a little kid. I don't want to hear you narrate the movie the entire time.

 

I stay out of the movie theater for the most part but I think nothing of having a confrontation with a complete stranger. I've thrown punches at people who think that they can just say whatever they want to whomever they like. It's pretty easy to get away from people and besides, cops don't really follow up on reports of simple battery. You literally have to knock someone out to have them charged... so if you know where you are parked and you've just had enough, beat that arse! Why not? That's why movie theaters have those well marked exits!

 

I stopped going to movie theators about 10 years ago for the same reason. I can't even imagine (nor to I want to know) what it is like now that the cell phone has become ten years more prevelant.

In todays world of DVD (ok that is yesterday's world), Pay per view, and TiVO, I just do not see the point of going. I think theators will go the way of drive in theators (some kept as a novelty, but largely gone) in another ten years.

 

Doubt it. Hollywood still makes millions of it.

Though I do think if newly released movies went straight to On Demand (Pay Per View) they'd make more.

 

That's my point...that is where I see it going eventually.