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Do you get pissed when people talk during a movie?!

Well, when movies come out I like to go and see it with a big group of people, that's part of the experience. I would'nt have gone to see Spider-Man the first night if the theatre was going to be barren.
 
Ok so I never realized how annoying people are who talk during movies. I was just hangin out with some friends and we were watching BB. And these two chicks wouldnt shut up! They just talked during the whole movie without watching a second of it. And I couldnt concentrate or anything! I hate people who talk during movies!!!
I just hate.
...really!
 
I remember when I saw Dukes of Hazzard (which sounded like a good idea at the time), this clique of high school girls were chatting near the exit, and this bearded guy eventually went "SHHH!" very loudly at those chicks.

I think one of them replied, "Hi!" :dry:

They soon stopped, though, and went their seats like good little girls. Pretty or not, a group of chicks shouldn't be obnoxiously chatting in a movie theater :O .

Howver, my family and I are guilty of making a few side remarks during a film. Not conversations, but little comments, such as when we saw 3:10 To Yuma and said, "Hey, it's Steve the Pirate."
 
Ok so I never realized how annoying people are who talk during movies. I was just hangin out with some friends and we were watching BB. And these two chicks wouldnt shut up! They just talked during the whole movie without watching a second of it. And I couldnt concentrate or anything! I hate people who talk during movies!!!
Of course it is annoying...I don't think anyone on here would say otherwise.
 
i hate it absolutely , ill get up and move , worst thing ever . if people yell out stuff at the movie like damn or look out behind you or something that pertains to the movie its cool but it really pisses me off if i hear a baby crying or someone answering their cell phone.
 
Yeah. Previews. I can see most films the night before they hit the public. And for free. Who wouldn't?

I would do no such thing. It is stealing. I am appalled and offended that someone on a board I am associated with would engage in such activity. You are a disgrace to everyone else on this board and we are all worse off for having known you. I pity those whom have the unfortunate duty of being related you to. May god have mercy on your soul.:cmad:
 
I went to see Lady in the Water the weekend it came. The movie started like 9:40 on a Saturday night (big mistake).

The place was packed and there happened to be an entire row of high schoolers sitting right behind me. They talked, laughed, and played on their cell phones for the first 20 minutes of the movie. I mean, i can understand during the previews, but the FREAKIN' MOVIE!!!

It pissed me off so bad. I wanted to turn around and punch everyone of them in their face.

I'll never go to another late weekend movie again.
 
Last night I went to see Resident Evil: Extinction.

There was this guy in the theater who was reciting the tag lines whenever they popped up on screen during one of the trailers. I think it was the one with Josh Harnett. 30 days of night or something. gawd, I was like, you don't have to recite what lines pop up on screen.
 
i sat near this girl when the departed came out she would freak out whenever leo came on screen , she was gasping and all sorts of other annoying sh1t . i should of lopped off her head with a machete.
 
Yeah bothers me, my mom does it all the time which is irritating.

Guess people just do whatever they want- people go to watch movies, not to hear the audience talk.
 
I hate when people talk during movies, in fact, when I first went to see SM3 there were these annoying guys that sat behind me...
 
what really ticks me off is when theres these annoying beeps who can't stay still and end up kicking my chair from behind.
 
I'm basically known among all my friends as being the guy who shuts people up in theaters. I know I've had to be the one to either say something once or really go off on people during Spider-Man 3, FF2, V for Vendetta, Knocked Up, 300, and a few others.
 
Ok so I never realized how annoying people are who talk during movies. I was just hangin out with some friends and we were watching BB. And these two chicks wouldnt shut up! They just talked during the whole movie without watching a second of it. And I couldnt concentrate or anything! I hate people who talk during movies!!!

I have thrown stuff at people for this type of behaviour in the cinema.
 
Yes I do. I have this one friend who talks almost every time we watch movie at someone's place. I don't understarnd why can't he shut the fck up. Everyone else wants to see the movie and he talks about something entirerly else. :dry:t
 
Usually you have a higher chance of hearing people talk during a movie,when there are more people in the crowd.Like when a movie first comes out,the crowd is large..and a chance of you sittting next to people and overhearing things.
 
I don't mind when people talk in movie long as their not talking to loud or all the way through the movie. I remeber one time I went and saw independ day at the theater . they were two kids. they were talking telling each other whats going to happen. then this guy turned around told them to shut up. I thought it was pretty funny.
 
My favorite time to go to a movie is around 5pm. It is usually the least crowded time of the day (therefore the least disturbances), and you still get the matinee price if it is before 6p. Plus, by the time the movie is over it is a perfect time for dinner so you can then go to dinner and talk about the movie you just saw.
But I HATE going to a late show. That's when all of the morons come out. Those crowds are mostly inconsiderate losers or high school students. The high schoolers are the worst because most of the time, they don't really care about the movie. They just aren't old enough to get into places they want to go yet, so they end up at the movie theater. It's the only place they can go to hang out with their friends. So of course they are talking or on the phone constantly. And what do they care? Mom and dad payed for the movie, because they want them out of their hair too.
Against my better judgment, I ended up seeing "300" at a late show. First off, some giant larda$$ next to me kept breathing heavy and grazing loudly on a bag of popcorn. Then he decides to let out the loudest, smelliest burp. Then some redneck walks up behind our row and starts yelling for his friend a couple of rows up. He then finally ask a guy a couple of seats down from me (a perfect stranger to him) to pass his friend some nachos. If I was that guy, I would have told that jerk to shove those nachos.
 
i hate it absolutely , ill get up and move , worst thing ever . if people yell out stuff at the movie like damn or look out behind you or something that pertains to the movie its cool but it really pisses me off if i hear a baby crying or someone answering their cell phone.

I can't belief that anyone would have the audacity to take a baby to a film. That's completely idiotic and rude. Theaters should have a policy that prevents people from taking kids under 5 years old into a theater. Sometimes I few that kids under 10 shouldn't be allowed to go to a theater because every bad movie experience I've had was the result of some annoying undisciplined kids who wouldn't shut up.
 
I hate:

Knee wigglers/chair kickers: They shake any entire row with their lack of patience/control.

Forced laughter, Talkers, Loud complainers

Phone people: Be it texters with their bright screen flashing everywhere, or people actually on their phone having a conversation (like when I saw Order of the Phoenix).

Bad parents: Parents with no control over their kids, and when you complain, they look at you as if YOU'RE wrong.

At the risk of sounding racist, I've generally noticed (in Machester, NW of England) that Indian/Asians are the worst behaved with short attention spans, and are addicted to their phones.

My stupidest experience was Matrix Revolutions: I booked a particular pair of seats for me and my girlfriend. A guy was sat in my seat with a spare either side. He wouldn't move either way. I asked for him to show his ticket (which I knew he wouldn't have) and he wouldn't budge. What a tit. Things were starting to get heated until my girlfriend intervined.

The guy ended up being escorted out of the cinema by policemen and looked even more foolish. Over one seat.

There are unwritten rules and guidelines concerning the cinema and general good manners which are being forgotten all the time, and despite what I said earlier, they aren't defined by age, race or class. It is totally random.
 
Last night I went to see Resident Evil: Extinction.

There was this guy in the theater who was reciting the tag lines whenever they popped up on screen during one of the trailers. I think it was the one with Josh Harnett. 30 days of night or something. gawd, I was like, you don't have to recite what lines pop up on screen.
To be fair, that does serve you right for going to watch Resident Evil.
 
At the risk of sounding racist, I've generally noticed (in Machester, NW of England) that Indian/Asians are the worst behaved with short attention spans, and are addicted to their phones.
Do you wish that they'd all just go home?
 

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