Why is it that people are no longer capable of sitting in a cinema for the length of a movie and keeping their mouths shut? They think they're sitting in their own living room and proceed to talk all the way through the movie.
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| 24-2-2008 | I once went to the cinema with a Swedish friend of mine... she got so wound up with other people gabbling on, our combined evil looks werent helping, so she strolled out, got an employee who promptly ejected those who had been talking.... at my friend's insistance. | Happy |
| 19-8-2007 | When I went to see Day After Tomorrow at the cinema with some friends; a guy behind us had started smoking and he was also placing his feet on the chair where my friend was sitting. After the film we complained and we got our money back. | dommy |
| 09-8-2007 | This doesn't just happen in cinemas. I've watched both my chidren in performances which they've worked and rehearsed extremely hard towards only to have some silly parentsgab through the whole show.If they are not interested in their offsprings efforts ..why attend.?? | sassy |
| 01-7-2007 | I gave up on the cinema years ago after going to the slough cinema and found most kids in there just walk in without paying due to no one checking for tickets so I buy or rent dvds instead | dave |
| 28-6-2007 | I agree on the chill factor!
I actually asked the security what I did about loud rude kids and he told me to tell them straight away and they would be evicted from cinema - this was at a multiplex as my local independent cinema, which I had been going to for years, closed about 3 years ago - a ve...more | nettie |
| 28-6-2007 | Umm yes, probably one of the most annoying things on the planet is having some twit chatter all through the movie and even worse when they give the plot away. Hate that especially. I'd also be inclined to mention the big fat head sat in the seat front of you that doesn't seem to care that ...more | Tony |
| 28-6-2007 | In my experience, kids are not the problem, it is adults. I very rarely go to a movie that is less than 15 certificate, although I shall be going to see the latest Harry Potter (can hardly wait!). However, the number of times that I've had to move seats to get away from incredibly rude adults!...more | alaneroberts |
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