The AtZ Show when watching blade runner 2049, in the quietest parts of the film, a guy two seats to my right, had a horrible cold and was yawning and sneezing and coughing all the time. It was bad enough. Until he decided to eat his nachos louder than the film in it's action sequences
The AtZ Show me, my mom and my sister went to go watch ocean's 8 and every ten minutes my mom be asking me like are they gonna get caught what's gonna happen and I was like I don't know it's my first time watching this movie
When I went to go see Lego Batman (in a theater packed with families), they accidentally played Fifty Shades Darker. I honestly laughed like an idiot until it was fixed.
Moxie Miss That is amazing. Someone probably got fired. Not for the inappropriateness. But by forcing an unsuspecting theater to be subjected to that movie. Death by 50 Shades.
Hanzomain 1999 No, the first scene was about Christian as a child getting beaten by his dad or something. They got things fixed by the time he started creeping on Ana again.
Surprisingly “a quiet place” was one of my best theater experiences. Everyone seemed to understand and take on the mood. Only eating during musical or the waterfall scene. Holding in coughs, and trying not to move in their seats. It was wonderful
I saw Get Out with my husband opening weekend. He was pretty much the only white guy there. It was hilarious though because everytime something happened people were screaming out "them white people gone kill you" and stuff like that. My husband thought it was hilarious too, so it wasn't a bad experience, just a little ridiculous 😂😅
classyfacemakeup The theater closest to my house has a completely black audience except for me, and for the most part I think the banter makes the experience more fun. It’s even turned into a party a couple times with people passing me liquor bottles to take a sip or a pull from a vape. So when I got my ticket for Black Panther opening weekend I was sure that it was gonna be wild! Couldn’t have been more wrong! You could’ve heard a pin drop! There was even complete role reversal when I let out a “dayum!” during the first fight scene and was shushed by a guy my age lmao
@@beemerboy42 that's weird because me and my family were the only black people when we went to see black panther-it was mostly tiny white boys and their mothers!
When I went to watch Godzilla somebody brought a baby that kept crying but thankfully a big black dude spoke for everyone and yelled “Dont bring a baby to a movie theatre!” And they left.
Don't know about the USA, but in Australia, there are "mums and bubs" sessions for parents with babies so they can be noisey without having to worry about other customers.
OMG the reserved seat one! When I went to Black Panther I picked out my seat like an hour before hand and walked around a little bit, then got my food and still went in early just to get comfortable and some lady and her son were in my spot already stretched out. I thought they had just miscounted or something, it happens, but no, they were about five seats away. And she got all upset about having to move too. Then more people came in and they had actually chosen the seats between me and the disgruntled lady and decided they didn't want to be next to people so they moved to my other side, few minutes later some more folks come in and those people had sat in their seats, and she still continued to bitch about "assigned seating", closest I've ever been to cussing someone out in a theater. Listen folks, just because you don't think you should have to sit in the seats you choose doesn't mean other people don't want to sit in the seats they chose. Yeah that's my seat, yeah it is the best in the theater, move.
MoonStruckBunny If I ever do that, it's at the end of previews and if those people show, I'll immediately apologize, say I must have read it wrong and move without any resistance. It doesn't happen often.
When I saw Civil War, there was this group of middle schoolers behind me Who were constantly talking and on their phones. Then, whenever any sort of joke happened in the movie, they’d do this overly loud fake laugh at every joke. When I saw Rio 2, there were these kids behind me that would repeat every line in the movie in an overly sarcastic voice. I hate going with a bunch of my friends to superhero movies because theyre constantly asking me questions. Most of the time, its stuff we arent supposed to know yet or its stuff thats totally irrelevant to the movie. I forgot what movie but there were a bunch of teenage girls giggling and taking selfies with the flash on for the first half hour until some old guy yelled “turn your phones off!” When I saw Kong: Skull Island, these kids, who were with a parent btw, who were in the row behind me thought it was funny to throw handfulls of popcorn on me every like 10-15 minutes. The parent with them only stopped them within the last 10 min of the movie
My family and I went to go see Doctor Strange on it's opening weekend and there was this row of young adults, they had to been at least between 20-25, and they kept repeating some of the lines from the movie that they thought was funny and laugh or someone wouldn't didn't hear what a character said so their friend would repeat it to them. And at the end of the row was an older man with his wife and the guy kept giving commentary through most of the movie. My dad and I told him to be quiet and even his wife told him to shut up but he still kept talking. He would get up and leave everytime there was an action sequence so that was great!
When I saw Annabelle Creation opening night there was a little 6-7 year old boy next to me that kept crying and telling his mom he wanted to leave, but she just rudely kept telling him to be quiet and suck it up. The kicker was that I was one of the 3 managers of the theater, and when I politely explained my position to the Mom and offered her some options regarding consoling her son’s distress as a courtesy to him and the other customers, she actually stood up, screamed at me that I was some “lying, white-ass bitch” that “had no damn business” telling her what to do with her son, and that I had better leave the theater or else she’d kick my ass. As if I wanted to spend my time off work dealing with problem customers. Needless to say they were removed from the theater. Although it was very funny watching her demand I be fired and arrested, and that she deserved lifetime free tickets for emotional damages while trying to report me to the assistant manager on duty, only to find out that I was his boss and that I was the one to suck up to for free tickets. I decided to take the high road and gave them two vouchers (since the poor little guy looked terrified at this point and didn’t deserve to go though any more of an ordeal), but I didn’t want the Mom to have all the satisfaction so I let the boy pick which movie they would see. He picked The Nut Job 2 hahaha
Three instances: 1. During Fate of the Furious, a group of college kids from a particular dorm decided to have an entire scripted call and response chant about how great their hall is, throughout the first scene of the movie. The blood of the Lord and Christ's sacrifice on the cross is the only thing that kept me from prison. 2. During the opening scene of Thor: Ragnarok, my older sister took a call from my aunt and proceeded to answer questions about where she was, where her kids were, what she'd eaten, what she was wearing...I was mortified. The movie's running and she's just answering all the banal questions, disturbing me and everyone else. At one point the call dropped, so I took her phone, put it on silent and hid it in my purse. It rang (read: vibrated) a few times during the movie, but no one died so I assume the calls weren't THAT important. 3. About two weeks ago, my family and I went to see Black Panther and two kids behind me (about 5 & 7) had a running commentary with each other and their dad throughout the entire movie, including such precious gems as: "Is the movie almost done?" "How much more is left?" "That's a plant?" "Why are they burying him?" "Is that the bad guy?" "Who's the little boy?" "Where's Captain America?" Full volume. No whispers. It was delightful! I've had experiences that were just as bad and even worse (let's not even go into my Black Panther 4D experience sitting in front of a school trip group) but those were the first to come to mind and they all happened within the last year. It's been an experience.
My worst movie experience was when the power when out during Avengers: Endgame and the power came back on but the movie continued playing without any picture 💔 this went on for 15 minutes just before the 3 hour movie was about to end.
Back in the day me and my friends used to buy tickets for the oldest most unpopular movies that we could possibly find in the entire theater, just so that we could do all of the things that you shouldn’t do in theaters without worry of repercussion. We would be drinking, smoking, throwing snacks at the screen, freestyling, and hooking up with girls (every now and then). But occasionally we’d get to see a movie that everyone slept on, or that was actually much better than the general movie-theater-going public gave credit to. But that was back in the days.
I remember I was watching Black Panther with some friends. There was a scene where T'Challa says "I am the king now!" and the kid at the back repeats this line mockingly. That made my day.
When I saw Gladiator in the theatre (yes, I'm old), there was this elderly couple and he seemed to have forgotten his hearing aid. So after almost every sentence he screamed :“what did he/she say?“ And his wife screamed the dialogue again at him. After a while she started to shout without him complaining. But every once in a while he then shouted back: “Why are you repeating the dialogue? I'm not deaf! ... what did he say?“
Went to see Deadpool the weekend it came out and there were these 2 people that brought their NEWBORN baby, who brings a newborn to a Deadpool movie?????? And also Finding Dory, now I understand it is a movie aimed at children, but these kids were legit out of control. Straight out running around the theater, and screaming and throwing shit around etc... I can't ever watch Finding Dory now.
I went to an arthouse theater to see an old horror flick and a woman had her newborn in the theater with her. I will say this, though, that baby did not cry at all during the film. It was either asleep or breastfeeding during the show. After the first few minutes, I completely forgot there was a baby in the room. I wish they were all like that.
Same thing happened except it was for the second movie! Why the fuck do people bring babies to a movie theater, let alone for an R rated movie for adults?! Just get a babysitter you lazy asses!
When I went to see Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, there was a group of younger kids that would (very loudly) ask where the dinosaurs were whenever a dinosaur wasn't on screen.
During A Monster Calls and during one of the most emotional scenes in that movie, someone’s phone went off (they had a Spice Girls song as their ringtone) and the woman answered the phone and shouted: “HELLO? I’M AT A MOVIE RIGHT NOW!!!” Also at Hidden Figures, a boy was playing Angry Birds and had the volume all the way up so everyone could hear that annoying music during the first 5-10 mins. His Mum realised people were getting annoyed so she took the phone of him and he started singing out loud.
Nothing beats that one moment in civil war when its revealed that bucky killed tony's dad, and then my dad's obnoxious ringtone goes off and he actually answered really loudly. I had to cut the call for him and apologise to the people around me
I will never forget this experience, me and a group of friends went to go see Logan on it's opening weekend. We go get our tickets, sit down trailers play and the movie finally starts everyone's excited. Then maybe about 20 mimutes in everyone starts hearing someome snoring, but it was during a loud scene so we thought we were hearing things. But then it continues, for another couple of minutes until someone goes to get a attendant who goes and wakes him up and the whole theather starts clapping. But then about 10 minutes the dude falls asleep again, like how can you legit sleep though an action movie. Couldn't believe it.
Sometimes people misjudge how tired they are? That happened to me for blade runner 2049, I was up late the night before studying for a quiz, I slept through most of the movie. Watched it again at home in 3D and lost my mind at how good of a movie it is.
Misael Tamayo omfg my dad does this shit too every time we go to the movies it’s so embarrassing having to sit next to him while he snore and people looking at him🤦🏽♂️
I went to see Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri at the first show of the day. It was beautiful. There were only a few people there and it was QUIET!
When I saw Black Panther, a man in a row in front of us was incredibly proud of his African American heritage... and made it loudly evident to everyone in the movie. The. Entire. Movie.
KIDS When I saw Spider-Man homecoming this woman bought her baby kid along. This was the Thursday night premier btw. And the kid cried twice during the movie (1st time was during the trailer for The Dark Tower, I dunno if that really counts) and the second time was when Peter was crushed by the building
serban capraru this was a little kid. Most likely a toddler or in kindergarden. And if it's not okay if the kid can't handle it. He just ruined the experience for 50+ moviegoers (this was the Thursday night premier)
The Quiet Place was awesome but I found that one scene pretty distracting where the audio for the climax of Rampage played subtly in the background. Weird choice, Krasinski.
Lol yeah Rampage was going on next door in mega-THX while I watched a Quiet Place. If they don’t close the theater doors, I’ll get up and do it myself. Otherwise you hear people talking outside.
I went with my little brother to watch the beauty and the beast. Turns out a woman and her son took our seats. We told her that she's in our seats and she got mad and starting complaining that the seats she reserved are better and that we should trade seats so she could stay. When we refused she got angry like we offended her or something and she left. The worst part is that the movie was so boring.
I went and saw molly’s game and I had 3 children randomly come in the screen and run around the screen and talking. (which in the UK it’s rated 15) and it was that bad the police got involve.
The time I saw Lincoln was interesting. Some woman and her small child sat in my row. The very young girl proceeded to audibly complain about being there non-stop until she fell asleep and started to snore loudly. Another patron had left and brought back the manager. Turns out the woman, and her niece, were just waiting to go to a different movie which started later and decided to enter this one to pass the time. This all happened within the first hour of an almost three hour movie. As soon as they left, a group of three women took the exact same seats. They reacted to everything on-screen in an over dramatic fashion, which was done in the most stereotypical way possible. They also had snuck in fried chicken (which smelled delicious) in plastic bags, making all sorts of noise in the process and furthering the stereotype. It was a cringy experience.
I usually don't have a really bad experience although one time was when I was in a pg-13 movie and a mom brought her kid which he was about 4-5 years old. He kept kicking my seat a few times throughout the movie and talked about how bored he was.
@seveneightnineand tendidntcare You haven't? Well, now that you've said that, it's coming. And it'll be followed by another, and another, and another, and another x infinity.
It was Captain America : Civil War. I already watched it, but I was just accompanying my friend. There was a guy on the far left, he was laughing out loud for some reason. Then there was a guy on my far left, he was calling out the guy on the left. It escalated into a trashtalking session, over the climax of the movie, mind you (where team cap and team iron man clash on the airfield) They eventually met in the middle, just above the screen, and fisticuffs happened. By the time the security got involved, the scene was over. Gotta say, their fight was much more exciting than the whole airfield sequence
"Have y'all never played Battle Ship??" 😂😂😂 That happened when I went to see The Greatest Showman with my sister and out 7ft tall friend. We picked 3 seats on the end of the very back row, partly because we didn't know when our friend would make it in and didn't want to be climbing over people, but also because he's literally 7 foot tall, flowing blond locks of hair THOR! No one wants to be stuck behind that! lol
Lmao your comment about Birdman “damn they’re getting really artsy!” reminded me of when I was watching IT. The movie began with no sound and I (and what felt like the whole audience) thought “damn the silence is really building the tension!” until the characters mouths started to move and everyone realized it was just a fuck up.
In the netherlands we have a pretty good text system in case people are annoying and loud during the movie, you can get them throw out. Just came back from A quiet place and i have never said 'ssshhhhh' so often. Some girls couldnt stop laughing after having one glass of wine, some idiot in front of me loudly announced he got a text message! I always call people out on it!
I started getting bored watching a movie with my family and I was wearing a sweater, so I made a make-shift turtle shell and put the hood over my head so there was no light escaping and I could be on my phone. No one asked what I was doing during/after the movie
I'll never forget my worst story. I went to see Twilight: Breaking Dawn part 1. I was already annoyed bc I only went bc it was my friends birthday and we let her choose. During the sex scene between Edward and Bella this group of teenagers behind started screaming "DAMN. CAN HE BREAK MY BED?" while making noises I never want to hear again. It was NOT fun. And they didnt shut up during the rest of the movie either, talking about their theories about part 2 and bla bla bla
went to a late night screening of “a quiet place” and everything seemed to be going well, nobody was making ruckus or on the phones during the previews, i was in heaven, but then. this group of teens, five guys, you know the type. the type you can just tell there’s something wrong in their households, and they started talking abnormally loud, borderline shouting. i thought to myself, well maybe they will know to shut up when the movie starts... they did not, so i took it upon my self to turn around in my seat and yelled at them “GUYS! THE MOVIE IS CALLED A QUIET PLACE, SO YOU BETTER STOP TALKING AND GET PRETTY DAMN QUIET REALLY QUICK, BEFORE I GET UP THERE” they instantly shut up, and a cute girl that sat behind me leaned forward and whispered “thank you sooo much” damn did that feel good!
When I saw Infinity War my little sister kept on playing and jumping on the stairs while dialogue was on screen (during the snap) and it made me so mad that she had to make loud booms across the theater and my parents never bothered to tell her anything
Not annoying, I just thought it was funny and interesting: My brother and I saw Spiderman Homecoming sometime in the opening week and there was this group of elderly women who were insanely excited to see what was presumably their favorite superhero. As they got snacks they said to the concessions guy "We're gonna see Spiderman, Da Da Da Daaa!" and during the movie they occasionally whispered to each other (only during loud parts) something along the lines of "You think Spiderman's gonna die?" "He better not, Spiderman's the best.". Also some idiot brought their infant to the midnight release of Batman v Superman. It lasted until past 2 AM and this baby was crying the entire time. It was infuriating.
When I watched CA: civil war at the movie theater these two man children started talking (pretty loud during the movie) and kicking the guys seat in front of them. he got up and start cursing them and almost started a fight 😪
When my friends and I went to see 22 Jump Street, a middle-aged couple came in and the husband sat right in front of us while the wife preceded to sit at the total opposite end of the theatre and an entire row down. We quickly found out why since the husband obnoxiously and loudly laughed about every 2 minutes during the movie, even yelling across the theatre mid-laugh to his wife saying things like "he just said blah blah" or "can you believe that!?" Afterwards when we were walking to our cars, we saw them come out and the husband got on a motorcycle that was parked ON THE CURB in front of the movie theatre and rode away. It was the best/worst experience ever.
PEOPLE It was a cold December afternoon just 3 days before Christmas. I needed to get a gift for my parents. I needed a ride to my local theater, but I wanted to keep the tickets a suprise. So I thought I see Jumanji, and get the tickets for Star Wars in secret. So I see Jumanji and when I get there this family took my seat (my theater has reserved seating. They show you a screen of the seats in the theater and you pick a seat) Now I was about 8 minutes late after the showtime (trailers haven't even started yet) I see the family and this little kid was sitting in my seat. I decide to be nice and let the kid sit there (he looked about 8 or 9) I found an open seat just one row above where I was gonna sit and I only had to hope no one had that seat (no one had it). Unfortunately the woman I sat next to would not stop talking during the movie. NOTE: The family who's kid took my seat did apologize to me after the movie ended; so that was nice
a dude was in front of me just talking and talking, politely told him to be quiet, hi didn't listen and kept talking, so 10 minutes later i just kick his sit so hard that i think i broke it, he watched back at me and proceeded to made silence. Happy ending.
Hmmm... 1) Tweeners during Thor: Ragnarok. Would not shut up, acted like tweeners. 2) A kid brought a bag of chips to The Last Jedi. PLASTIC bag. And he and his friend wouldn't shut up. 3) Sat next to an obese man who weezed and breathed heavy throughout BvS. 4) 2 Fast 2 Furious, film got burned. 5) One of the Fast and Furious films, police stopped the movie because some people had... illegally parked. 6) Furious 8, projector cut out a chunk of the first race. 7) Austin Powers in Goldmember, film got burned. 8) Transformers: The Last Knight, something went wrong with the projector with five minutes left. Mind you, most of these were bad movies, I just go to the movies a lot.
Oh damm yo better prepare yourself for this story. Setting the scene I was watching A Dogs Purpose, it’s Thursday 1 O’Clock showing, I pick my seat (G8) right in the middle there a maximum of 10 people in the cinema, all sitting behind me. The film start and I get 5 minuets Of enjoyment then, oh then, this woman and her son come in and sit next to me, and then she go and asked me “how are you?” I said “sorry this isn’t speed dating, shhhh” that shut her up for about 15-20 minuets, she then opens her bag and gets out a vacuum packed peace of meat, he son goes out the screening and comes back with it opened, my god that smell. Some dogs die I cry, while I’m crying this woman is clapping, humming and at the end sings along to the score. So that’s my story P.S. went to the toilet after, while I’m doing my business, this big, bald block walks in and says (oh and I’m still pissing) “just spent 2 hours crying”.
Went to see A Quiet Place the day it came out and majority of us were mindful enough to eat on parts where the music was loud or action came on or whatever, but this one person’s phone kept going off right behind me. FOUR TIMES. During silent parts. Phones going off usually isn’t a big deal to me but considering the movie it really irked me.
This dude who sat in the next row in front of me and my friend, kept having his phone out ON THE FULLEST BRIGHTNESS, and even answered a call but in a low key way, eventually a woman 2 rows behind me couldn't take it and had to shout at the guy for using his phone. And I kept thinking to myself, why couldn't I have done it first?
I've had too many bad experiences to count. Some even include the person I actually brought to the movie, and paid for her damn ticket. But one of the most satisfying experiences was when a friend of mine and I were up at the top row. I don't even remember the name of the movie, but a group of teens sat right beside us. One in particular kept texting and leaning over to talk to the girl sitting one seat away from me. This guy was at least four seats down from her. Finally, this fucktard comes and sits in the seat next to me, to be right beside the girl. He's making stupid jokes, texting, etc. I pull out my phone and I type this message, tap him on his shoulder, and show him: *Will you please shut the fuck up, before I explode?* He looked at the message, made one final text, and put away his phone and sat like a statue throughout the rest of the movie. When it was over, I did reach over, shake his hand, and said, "Thank you. I really appreciate it." It was one of the most awkward, yet satisfying movie experiences ever.
I saw Wreck It Ralph Breaks The Internet in the front row of the movie theater because most of the seats were sold out. I usually sit in the back row for a better view of the movie.
I got to see an advance screening of "Moana" and security confiscated your phone and then scanned you for any devices before you entered the theatre and security watched the audience for any sign of an electronic device and would kick you out if you were caught with one. It was mostly out of concern of any recording devices, but that meant there were NO PHONES during the screening. It was nice. :-)
My worst experience... so I'm new at Mexico and I love how cheap tickets are and the variety of films they show. But then I went to the "platinum" cinemas. You pay an extra, and you get a less crowded room and amazingly confortable seats. So, what's the problem? They offer a "waiter" service, where you push a button to call a waiter and the waiter goes to your seat to take your order and brings it back. I thought it was something reasonable, like a service that was offered during trailers, while you are waiting for the film to begin, but not... I went to see Lady Bird and it was waiters coming and going and taking orders loudly during the first 10 minutes of the film. Never again.
Had a few kids messing around with lighters, screaming & laughing loudly and unnecessarily during It. Worst movie experience ever, especially after I saw them smoking outside after the film
I went with my best friend to see Wonder Woman. A guy was coughing extremely loud, purposely, put his feet up on the chair, barefoot, where a family was sitting. He ended up dropping a soda I think and coughed louder. A bunch of customers left and an usher had to kick him out. He got up, left, and threw the finger. We were the only ones in the theater. We practically had the movie to ourselves. We spent good money on it.
I was watching the Last Jedi. It came to a part where R and K were going to either smash or pass. The girl behind me, presumably very upset that R was probably going smash K, screamed in the middle of the scene “NO, REY! NO!”
I love these types of videos. For the most part, I've had mostly positive experiences but a few really annoying ones too. Most recently with of course, A Quiet Place. You forgot another type of talker, the color commentator. Yeah...He sat one seat over. And it was the whole damn movie.
Once I went on a movie date with this guy, we were watching insidious: the last key, and this was on a Friday night where all the teenagers and kids came out to watch this movie with us. Mind you, me and my date are also teenagers and the movie theater was already PACKED with people, so me and my date sat in one of the seats closer the screen. Once the movie started there was a couple of teenagers fighting in the seats in front of us, another couple of teenagers sitting behind us were talking throughout the whole entire movie, and there was a kid crying in the very back of the movie theater. My date was so mad that he yelled at the people in front of us and behind us to shut up, and after the movie ended he told me “I’m never going to a movie date ever again.”
there was this one time where i went to go see a drama i forgot which one, but this lady busted out some churitos and started mixing everything together while the most important scene was going on. im talking on of those mini metal lemon juicers from food city open up a valeltina sauce and chamoy then she started mixing everything together not quietly not softly but shaking as hard as possible and when i looked back to see her she called in spanish "a little bitch who wanted just wanted free churitos" so i left the room went to the managers place to complain and it turns out that it was his sister so she got away with it and i never went back
I was at Guardians of the Galaxy 2 with some friends. The theater we were in had stadium seating, so we could see pretty clearly what was going on a few rows in front of us. About halfway through the movie, a guy about 3 rows in front of us did that thing where he leaned over and whispered something to his friend. Couldn't even hear him. Then, some lady half a row away started screaming at him for "disturbing everyone else in the theater" with his talking. The guy was just kind of like "okay," and went back to minding his own business. She didn't like that and started screaming at him about ignoring her. The guy and his friends nervous-laugh and tell her to leave them alone. She yells, "Keep talking and I'll give you something to laugh about" and her hand shoots into her purse. Everyone in the general vicinity jumps back, because it looked like she was about pull out a gun or something. Instead, she just apparently decided now was a good time to apply chapstick, but my friends and I all thought we were about to witness a shooting for a a second there.
I realize how nice it is living in a polite country when I watch these videos. I live in Sweden and if there's one thing Swedes hate it's conflict. So it's always nice and respectful, last time I went to a theatre some guy laughed a bit loud but that's it. Can't even remember any really bad experience, never heard anyone answer their phone, everyone's respectful.
You say old people is the best companion you could get for a movie? Where I live they could be as anoying as a kid or even more. All the Money in the World, matinee showing, teather almost empty. This guy comes 2 rows in front of me and starts talking about the trailers very louldly. That was my first warning. During the movie he make this surprise noises in the most loud and obnoxious way possible. Everytime Getty did or say something greedy the guy exclamed: "what an asshole". During those parts just after something unexpected happen the guy started to talk to the person next to him, I couldn't hear exactly what he was saying but the volume of his voice was enough to irritate the whole teather. At the end, during the lñast minute or so he just starts ramblin his opinion or what he thought of the movie or the real life chartacter and kept talking during the credits and then he just left. The person next to him apparently didn't knew him and it was a guy that struggled to put his crutches behind the seats at the beggining so sadly he couldn't change his seat. During the movie I thought this asshole was some idiot that don't know how to behave in public but when the lights turn on I saw it was one of those old persons that still think it's 1970 or something and it's cool being an asshole at the movies. Where I live old fellas talk a lot, they have an opinion for everything and of course they bring that shit to the movies.
My worst experience was when I saw Rogue One. A bunch of teenager were talking throughout the whole movie. Nobody told them anything. I did multiple times until they all left. I then went to the customer service spot and got free tickets for another showtime.
I had a weird experience after the movie. Was walking back to the car with my boyfriend after Black Panther and some people were talking hardcore trash about it. Called it the worst movie ever. He was half way across the parking lot yelling so loudly I could hear the conversation... it got me very annoyed. If you didnt like the movie, you dont have to be rude about it.
I wear glasses, so the glare from bright cellphones in a dark theatre really grind on my nerves. The worst one was a couple of boys next to me kept having their phones' flash light up a few times (apparently some phones do that when it receives a text). I shouted 'excuse me' at them and immediately everyone around us started telling them to stop it too. It was amusing LOL..
When I saw Hunger Games Part 2, these parents thought it would be a good idea to bring their child (who appeared to have a mental disability) to the movie. A lot of the imagery upset the child and the parents didn't take the kid out of the theater even when she was crying for about 10 straight minutes.
Thankfully here in Spain every theater makes you pre-book your seats so that's never a problem. Often times it actually helps you choose between a film or another when buying online bc you can see how crowded the place will be or whether your preferred seats are already taken or not.
My worst theatre experience was when I saw Jason Bourne. There was a couple sitting next to me that felt the need to discuss every scene and even individual lines of dialogue out loud, right after it happened on screen. I wanted to explode at them several times, but I just barely contained myself. The best ten minutes of the movie were when they got up and left, and I could enjoy the movie without the audio commentary.
There's been some worst movie theater experiences with me, but the worst experience I had at a movie theater was when I saw Trolls in 2016, and I got mad at some creep near my seat coughing constantly, not to mention I kept hearing a little kid whining at most parts. People who have a nagging, frequent cough bothers me. That and crying babies/toddlers/kids.
I saw the last Jedi with a couple friends on the opening weekend, usually my friends are respectful during movies but this time they all decided to be total douchbags, we were almost asked to leave, it was embarrassing.
My worst theater experience: There were a few. Notably, I went to see Infinity War with a friend, (luckily it was my second time, first for my friend), and the kid behind us sitting next to his parents yelled out in the theater every character that appeared on screen he could name, then talk about how cool they are. Parents did absolutely NOTHING about this.
Projector broke in the middle of justice league. Right as Superman was revived. But it was timed perfectly with a cut to black and it was great watching other people in the cinema as they slowly realised it wasn't just some artsy blackout.
A woman loudly eating and chewing a dill pickle next to me during the midnight show of the last Harry Potter movie. She just showed up at the theater right before the movie started because someone had save her seat and she kept eating her damn pickle, and you know that pickles have a strong smell, and I don't like them. But to make sure everyone around you knew you are eating one during the movie... ugh I was so irritated.
So I went to watch Solo and my parents bought tickets online and it said room 6, but the theater said room 4, but the gate said Deadpool 2 (I’m 15 and my sister is 12), so we thought we went to the wrong room, so we went to room 6 and it had a solo poster so we entered, but the fox logo came up and we rushed to room 4 again and the movie was starting. If that wasn’t bad, there was no one in there, just a couple that also must’ve felt lonely.
I went to see Jumanji welcome to the jungle with my family in one of those small and cheap theaters. This family came in after the movie started. Then about 15 minutes in we start to smell this AWFUL smell. And you could tell it was coming from them. They had a baby with them, the kid clearly shitted in their diaper and no one got up to go change them. You could hear some other people in the theater snicker and cover their faces. Thank god the movie was worth it and funny.
Wholesome movie theater experience: while seeing Logan my boyfriend accidentally bought tickets for the wrong day. It wouldn't have been a big deal but it was reserved seating. So we sat down in our (supposed) seats when two guys came up to us and let us know that they had the same seats reserved on their tickets. We both were pretty confused so we pulled aside an employee who noticed that we had the date for yesterday on our ticket, meaning the two guys were the rightful seat owners. We knew we were in the wrong so we were about to leave and find a way to come back the next day, but both of these dudes wanted us to see the movie that day too. They repeatedly asked the employee if there was anything she could do for us despite it being an almost sold out theater. Thanks to these guys she found two unreserved seats somewhere further back. If you're reading this, thank you Logan movie theater dudes.
But on the other hand: when we went to see the first Deadpool there was this obnoxious chick next to us who, after every relatively funny moment, repeated the punchline LOUDLY while laughing uncontrollably. It was something that got on my nerves real quick. The second time during Incredibles 2 the person behind me was extremely sick, coughing and sniffing every minute, and about 45 minutes to the end of the movie he fell asleep and started loudly snoring. I could hear him through the IMAX sound.
Saw a DC movie in IMAX once, reserved seats for me and a group of friends, got there after the trailers. Lo and behold, family of six sitting in the seats we had booked. The mother knew she was in our seats, didn't even contest it and still had the gall to tell us, "You're seriously going to make my family move? I have four kids here, yada yada yada." Stuck to our guns, got our seats, and had to deal with the mother muttering under her breath the whole time. Some people.
When I was a little kid, my mom took me and my little brother to see Hop (that animated movie about the easter bunny or whatever). We're sitting with a bunch of other families with young children watching these strangely creepy and dark trailers for movies that don't seem made for the same audience as hop... we get to the opening credits and it turns out we've all been sent to the wrong place, where they're screening a horror movie. Those trailers gave me nightmares for weeks... we never went back to that theater.
My brother, cousin, and I went to go see Split at a dollar theatre. We didn't get not one, but three people answering their phones and talking during the movie. One guy got up to talk outside and not disturb anyone (I was thankful for that guy), a girl whispered to her friend on the phone, and another guy was talking in a low voice. I was looking around for cameras because it felt like we were on a prank show.
When I went to watch Phantom Thread the lady next to me was eating a smelly sandwich. Now every time I think of or watch the film I swear the scent of that sandwich appears.
I believe that the best place to see a film is still the theatre. However, as a movie theatre employee, I hear and deal with these complaints EVERY DAY and it sucks.
Yo, I know this is like over a year old- but theater employee here- if people are ruining a movie for you- take two minutes to let an employee know. Loud ass talking, stinky food, smoking a pack of cigarettes, crazy children, teenagers attempting to do the deed. I can go on- regardless, we’ll handle it. Because I’ve personally had to deal with all the ones I just listed 😂😂
I can't stand the live commentary in the theatre. Once three old ladies sat behind me and they discussed the plot or exchange opinions every 10-15mins. Just watch and discuss after the movie!
Here is my experience watching Coco. It was late at night in an AMC on like a Thursday. My mom and I go to our reserved seats, but the theater is mainly empty anyway. Then a woman and her 2 infant babies, I assume 2 and 1, sit RIGHT next to me right before the movie starts. First 2 minutes were okay, but then her 2-year-old starts making loud baby noises loudly and does not stop. You would THINK a mother would try and calm him down, but nope, didn't care at all. Then he starts to CRAWL on my armrest and grab my drink from my holster. I move it to the other holster while this kid is nearly crawling on me. Parents do NOTHING. The 1-year-old starts to grab my shoe, NOTHING. I missed at least 20% of the movie from these distractions. Now I WANTED to move, but my SEAT RECLINER was not moving back up and I was literally stuck between my Mom and this family for the entire movie. I could not believe how little these parents gave a shit about the movie experience. They could have easily gotten up (again my chair wasnt going back up) and moved to the EMPTY front row seats. It was a nightmare.
Black panther converted me into a full on misanthrope small little asian kid, talking the whole movie, doing the one nostril nose blow, sitting on MY chairs arm White guy a row and to the left of me, the tosspots phone went off row of black people a few rows down, full on applauding after every fight sequence STFU people was my personal worst movie going experience i went back the next week and loved the movie. bring on Infinity War on the 26th
Watching the first Taken, some teenager sitting directly behind me was talking loudly to his friends throughout (started almost halfway in). His voice would be louder during the action and when the noise settled he'd be twice as loud, as a result. Wasn't even talking about the movie, just stupid things in his dumb life. I politely asked him more than once to be quiet. He purposefully ignored me, acting like I was the nuisance. The third time I had enough (as did everyone around me), so I turned around fully in my seat, leaned towards his face, and angrily protested "Shut the FUCK up or I will break you over my knee!". He finally subsided. Though, I did learn a lesson that day, in that I should probably obtain management during a similar situation and not threaten people, especially under-age ones.
What's your WORST Movie Theater Experience?
The AtZ Show People clapping at snoke's death.
The AtZ Show I went to see Black Panther earlier this year, and for the first 5 or so minutes the lights were on!
The AtZ Show when watching blade runner 2049, in the quietest parts of the film, a guy two seats to my right, had a horrible cold and was yawning and sneezing and coughing all the time. It was bad enough. Until he decided to eat his nachos louder than the film in it's action sequences
An elderly lady had a 10-minute video call with her grandchildren during Darkest Hour.
The AtZ Show me, my mom and my sister went to go watch ocean's 8 and every ten minutes my mom be asking me like are they gonna get caught what's gonna happen and I was like I don't know it's my first time watching this movie
my worst expirience: I was watching Bye Bye Man.... and there were people who were enjoying it, that made me mad
HAHAHAHA
Mark Bada-Bing hate that movie.
When I went to go see Lego Batman (in a theater packed with families), they accidentally played Fifty Shades Darker. I honestly laughed like an idiot until it was fixed.
Moxie Miss Holy shit!!!! Did they show any sex scenes?
Moxie Miss That is amazing. Someone probably got fired. Not for the inappropriateness. But by forcing an unsuspecting theater to be subjected to that movie. Death by 50 Shades.
Hanzomain 1999 No, the first scene was about Christian as a child getting beaten by his dad or something. They got things fixed by the time he started creeping on Ana again.
That's the funniest thing I've ever heard omg I'm so sorry
That is hilarious 😂
Surprisingly “a quiet place” was one of my best theater experiences. Everyone seemed to understand and take on the mood. Only eating during musical or the waterfall scene. Holding in coughs, and trying not to move in their seats. It was wonderful
Michael Rieman that sounds AMAAAZING!!!! 😄😄😄
I saw Get Out with my husband opening weekend. He was pretty much the only white guy there. It was hilarious though because everytime something happened people were screaming out "them white people gone kill you" and stuff like that. My husband thought it was hilarious too, so it wasn't a bad experience, just a little ridiculous 😂😅
classyfacemakeup The theater closest to my house has a completely black audience except for me, and for the most part I think the banter makes the experience more fun. It’s even turned into a party a couple times with people passing me liquor bottles to take a sip or a pull from a vape.
So when I got my ticket for Black Panther opening weekend I was sure that it was gonna be wild! Couldn’t have been more wrong! You could’ve heard a pin drop! There was even complete role reversal when I let out a “dayum!” during the first fight scene and was shushed by a guy my age lmao
@@beemerboy42
that's weird because me and my family were the only black people when we went to see black panther-it was mostly tiny white boys and their mothers!
No one should say anything during the movie.
When I went to watch Godzilla somebody brought a baby that kept crying but thankfully a big black dude spoke for everyone and yelled “Dont bring a baby to a movie theatre!” And they left.
Don't know about the USA, but in Australia, there are "mums and bubs" sessions for parents with babies so they can be noisey without having to worry about other customers.
Darksteel Regrades that's really cool actually
OMG the reserved seat one! When I went to Black Panther I picked out my seat like an hour before hand and walked around a little bit, then got my food and still went in early just to get comfortable and some lady and her son were in my spot already stretched out. I thought they had just miscounted or something, it happens, but no, they were about five seats away. And she got all upset about having to move too. Then more people came in and they had actually chosen the seats between me and the disgruntled lady and decided they didn't want to be next to people so they moved to my other side, few minutes later some more folks come in and those people had sat in their seats, and she still continued to bitch about "assigned seating", closest I've ever been to cussing someone out in a theater.
Listen folks, just because you don't think you should have to sit in the seats you choose doesn't mean other people don't want to sit in the seats they chose. Yeah that's my seat, yeah it is the best in the theater, move.
MoonStruckBunny If I ever do that, it's at the end of previews and if those people show, I'll immediately apologize, say I must have read it wrong and move without any resistance. It doesn't happen often.
When I saw Civil War, there was this group of middle schoolers behind me
Who were constantly talking and on their phones. Then, whenever any sort of joke happened in the movie, they’d do this overly loud fake laugh at every joke.
When I saw Rio 2, there were these kids behind me that would repeat every line in the movie in an overly sarcastic voice.
I hate going with a bunch of my friends to superhero movies because theyre constantly asking me questions. Most of the time, its stuff we arent supposed to know yet or its stuff thats totally irrelevant to the movie.
I forgot what movie but there were a bunch of teenage girls giggling and taking selfies with the flash on for the first half hour until some old guy yelled “turn your phones off!”
When I saw Kong: Skull Island, these kids, who were with a parent btw, who were in the row behind me thought it was funny to throw handfulls of popcorn on me every like 10-15 minutes. The parent with them only stopped them within the last 10 min of the movie
My family and I went to go see Doctor Strange on it's opening weekend and there was this row of young adults, they had to been at least between 20-25, and they kept repeating some of the lines from the movie that they thought was funny and laugh or someone wouldn't didn't hear what a character said so their friend would repeat it to them. And at the end of the row was an older man with his wife and the guy kept giving commentary through most of the movie. My dad and I told him to be quiet and even his wife told him to shut up but he still kept talking. He would get up and leave everytime there was an action sequence so that was great!
When I saw Annabelle Creation opening night there was a little 6-7 year old boy next to me that kept crying and telling his mom he wanted to leave, but she just rudely kept telling him to be quiet and suck it up. The kicker was that I was one of the 3 managers of the theater, and when I politely explained my position to the Mom and offered her some options regarding consoling her son’s distress as a courtesy to him and the other customers, she actually stood up, screamed at me that I was some “lying, white-ass bitch” that “had no damn business” telling her what to do with her son, and that I had better leave the theater or else she’d kick my ass. As if I wanted to spend my time off work dealing with problem customers. Needless to say they were removed from the theater. Although it was very funny watching her demand I be fired and arrested, and that she deserved lifetime free tickets for emotional damages while trying to report me to the assistant manager on duty, only to find out that I was his boss and that I was the one to suck up to for free tickets. I decided to take the high road and gave them two vouchers (since the poor little guy looked terrified at this point and didn’t deserve to go though any more of an ordeal), but I didn’t want the Mom to have all the satisfaction so I let the boy pick which movie they would see. He picked The Nut Job 2 hahaha
Three instances:
1. During Fate of the Furious, a group of college kids from a particular dorm decided to have an entire scripted call and response chant about how great their hall is, throughout the first scene of the movie. The blood of the Lord and Christ's sacrifice on the cross is the only thing that kept me from prison.
2. During the opening scene of Thor: Ragnarok, my older sister took a call from my aunt and proceeded to answer questions about where she was, where her kids were, what she'd eaten, what she was wearing...I was mortified. The movie's running and she's just answering all the banal questions, disturbing me and everyone else. At one point the call dropped, so I took her phone, put it on silent and hid it in my purse. It rang (read: vibrated) a few times during the movie, but no one died so I assume the calls weren't THAT important.
3. About two weeks ago, my family and I went to see Black Panther and two kids behind me (about 5 & 7) had a running commentary with each other and their dad throughout the entire movie, including such precious gems as: "Is the movie almost done?" "How much more is left?" "That's a plant?" "Why are they burying him?" "Is that the bad guy?" "Who's the little boy?" "Where's Captain America?" Full volume. No whispers. It was delightful!
I've had experiences that were just as bad and even worse (let's not even go into my Black Panther 4D experience sitting in front of a school trip group) but those were the first to come to mind and they all happened within the last year. It's been an experience.
My worst movie experience was when the power when out during Avengers: Endgame and the power came back on but the movie continued playing without any picture 💔 this went on for 15 minutes just before the 3 hour movie was about to end.
Back in the day me and my friends used to buy tickets for the oldest most unpopular movies that we could possibly find in the entire theater, just so that we could do all of the things that you shouldn’t do in theaters without worry of repercussion.
We would be drinking, smoking, throwing snacks at the screen, freestyling, and hooking up with girls (every now and then).
But occasionally we’d get to see a movie that everyone slept on, or that was actually much better than the general movie-theater-going public gave credit to.
But that was back in the days.
I remember I was watching Black Panther with some friends. There was a scene where T'Challa says "I am the king now!" and the kid at the back repeats this line mockingly. That made my day.
When I saw Gladiator in the theatre (yes, I'm old), there was this elderly couple and he seemed to have forgotten his hearing aid. So after almost every sentence he screamed :“what did he/she say?“
And his wife screamed the dialogue again at him.
After a while she started to shout without him complaining. But every once in a while he then shouted back: “Why are you repeating the dialogue? I'm not deaf! ... what did he say?“
Went to see Deadpool the weekend it came out and there were these 2 people that brought their NEWBORN baby, who brings a newborn to a Deadpool movie??????
And also Finding Dory, now I understand it is a movie aimed at children, but these kids were legit out of control. Straight out running around the theater, and screaming and throwing shit around etc... I can't ever watch Finding Dory now.
lily G same thing happened to me. Except this woman brought her baby to FSOG.
lily G I feel sad for you but Finding Dory kinda sucked so you're not missing much.
I went to an arthouse theater to see an old horror flick and a woman had her newborn in the theater with her. I will say this, though, that baby did not cry at all during the film. It was either asleep or breastfeeding during the show. After the first few minutes, I completely forgot there was a baby in the room. I wish they were all like that.
New born babies don't care. They would just sleep during the entire movie
Same thing happened except it was for the second movie! Why the fuck do people bring babies to a movie theater, let alone for an R rated movie for adults?! Just get a babysitter you lazy asses!
When I went to see Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, there was a group of younger kids that would (very loudly) ask where the dinosaurs were whenever a dinosaur wasn't on screen.
During A Monster Calls and during one of the most emotional scenes in that movie, someone’s phone went off (they had a Spice Girls song as their ringtone) and the woman answered the phone and shouted: “HELLO? I’M AT A MOVIE RIGHT NOW!!!”
Also at Hidden Figures, a boy was playing Angry Birds and had the volume all the way up so everyone could hear that annoying music during the first 5-10 mins. His Mum realised people were getting annoyed so she took the phone of him and he started singing out loud.
i know this comment is 2 years old, but i’m curious, which Spice Girls song lmao
Nothing beats that one moment in civil war when its revealed that bucky killed tony's dad, and then my dad's obnoxious ringtone goes off and he actually answered really loudly. I had to cut the call for him and apologise to the people around me
I will never forget this experience, me and a group of friends went to go see Logan on it's opening weekend. We go get our tickets, sit down trailers play and the movie finally starts everyone's excited. Then maybe about 20 mimutes in everyone starts hearing someome snoring, but it was during a loud scene so we thought we were hearing things. But then it continues, for another couple of minutes until someone goes to get a attendant who goes and wakes him up and the whole theather starts clapping. But then about 10 minutes the dude falls asleep again, like how can you legit sleep though an action movie. Couldn't believe it.
*hoorayyy!!!* ...... *awwwww* - is how I picture your theater
Sometimes people misjudge how tired they are? That happened to me for blade runner 2049, I was up late the night before studying for a quiz, I slept through most of the movie. Watched it again at home in 3D and lost my mind at how good of a movie it is.
That is why France had the guillotine. For applications such as those.
Misael Tamayo omfg my dad does this shit too every time we go to the movies it’s so embarrassing having to sit next to him while he snore and people looking at him🤦🏽♂️
I went to see Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri at the first show of the day. It was beautiful. There were only a few people there and it was QUIET!
DUDE A PARENT BROUGHT A BABY WHEN I WAS WATCHING A QUIET PLACE IM SO PISSED LMAO
When I saw Black Panther, a man in a row in front of us was incredibly proud of his African American heritage... and made it loudly evident to everyone in the movie. The. Entire. Movie.
KIDS
When I saw Spider-Man homecoming this woman bought her baby kid along. This was the Thursday night premier btw. And the kid cried twice during the movie (1st time was during the trailer for The Dark Tower, I dunno if that really counts) and the second time was when Peter was crushed by the building
Hanzomain 1999 I just had a kid whispering during a lot of the movie but it didn’t bug me a whole lot
Maybe he was crying for Peter because he couldn't get out.
serban capraru It was just an intense/emotional scene. Anyone under 5 should not be in a PG-13 or R movie (unless it's a comedy that's not intense)
Hanzomain 1999 But it's okay if he sees an intense scene. When I have kids, I'd take them to see PG-13 movies.
serban capraru this was a little kid. Most likely a toddler or in kindergarden. And if it's not okay if the kid can't handle it. He just ruined the experience for 50+ moviegoers (this was the Thursday night premier)
The Quiet Place was awesome but I found that one scene pretty distracting where the audio for the climax of Rampage played subtly in the background. Weird choice, Krasinski.
Nick Molnar Ooof I knew that was going to happen. Bad theater sound proofing
Lol yeah Rampage was going on next door in mega-THX while I watched a Quiet Place. If they don’t close the theater doors, I’ll get up and do it myself. Otherwise you hear people talking outside.
I had the same exact issue!
Haha! 😂 That really sucks though...
I went with my little brother to watch the beauty and the beast. Turns out a woman and her son took our seats. We told her that she's in our seats and she got mad and starting complaining that the seats she reserved are better and that we should trade seats so she could stay. When we refused she got angry like we offended her or something and she left. The worst part is that the movie was so boring.
which Beauty and the Beast?
@@FireBlastStudios probably the new one
I went and saw molly’s game and I had 3 children randomly come in the screen and run around the screen and talking. (which in the UK it’s rated 15) and it was that bad the police got involve.
The time I saw Lincoln was interesting. Some woman and her small child sat in my row. The very young girl proceeded to audibly complain about being there non-stop until she fell asleep and started to snore loudly. Another patron had left and brought back the manager. Turns out the woman, and her niece, were just waiting to go to a different movie which started later and decided to enter this one to pass the time. This all happened within the first hour of an almost three hour movie. As soon as they left, a group of three women took the exact same seats. They reacted to everything on-screen in an over dramatic fashion, which was done in the most stereotypical way possible. They also had snuck in fried chicken (which smelled delicious) in plastic bags, making all sorts of noise in the process and furthering the stereotype. It was a cringy experience.
The Cinema Avenger at least you could smell the fried chicken
I usually don't have a really bad experience although one time was when I was in a pg-13 movie and a mom brought her kid which he was about 4-5 years old. He kept kicking my seat a few times throughout the movie and talked about how bored he was.
seveneightnineand tendidntcare What Movie was it?
@seveneightnineand tendidntcare
You haven't? Well, now that you've said that, it's coming. And it'll be followed by another, and another, and another, and another x infinity.
that is what happened when I went to see Fallen Kingdom, like there was a dinosaur fight on the screen but all I could hear were these kids screaming!
Worst theater experience was when I sat through all of the second Kingsman movie without working up the nerve to leave.
Sasha I personally liked that movie
It was Captain America : Civil War.
I already watched it, but I was just accompanying my friend. There was a guy on the far left, he was laughing out loud for some reason. Then there was a guy on my far left, he was calling out the guy on the left. It escalated into a trashtalking session, over the climax of the movie, mind you (where team cap and team iron man clash on the airfield)
They eventually met in the middle, just above the screen, and fisticuffs happened. By the time the security got involved, the scene was over.
Gotta say, their fight was much more exciting than the whole airfield sequence
Wronh
"Have y'all never played Battle Ship??" 😂😂😂
That happened when I went to see The Greatest Showman with my sister and out 7ft tall friend. We picked 3 seats on the end of the very back row, partly because we didn't know when our friend would make it in and didn't want to be climbing over people, but also because he's literally 7 foot tall, flowing blond locks of hair THOR! No one wants to be stuck behind that! lol
How come you get to befriend God of Thunder himself and everyone else gets close to no friends at all. Unfair
Lmao your comment about Birdman “damn they’re getting really artsy!” reminded me of when I was watching IT. The movie began with no sound and I (and what felt like the whole audience) thought “damn the silence is really building the tension!” until the characters mouths started to move and everyone realized it was just a fuck up.
In the netherlands we have a pretty good text system in case people are annoying and loud during the movie, you can get them throw out.
Just came back from A quiet place and i have never said 'ssshhhhh' so often. Some girls couldnt stop laughing after having one glass of wine, some idiot in front of me loudly announced he got a text message! I always call people out on it!
I know i live there too it's awesome
I started getting bored watching a movie with my family and I was wearing a sweater, so I made a make-shift turtle shell and put the hood over my head so there was no light escaping and I could be on my phone. No one asked what I was doing during/after the movie
I'll never forget my worst story. I went to see Twilight: Breaking Dawn part 1. I was already annoyed bc I only went bc it was my friends birthday and we let her choose. During the sex scene between Edward and Bella this group of teenagers behind started screaming "DAMN. CAN HE BREAK MY BED?" while making noises I never want to hear again. It was NOT fun. And they didnt shut up during the rest of the movie either, talking about their theories about part 2 and bla bla bla
Bruna Varela I’m sorry that happened to you Teen movies are the worst type of horror.
Someone kept kicking my seat and yelling into my ear at Star Wars episode 7. Eventually they even hit me in the back of the head.
Archn Scythe jesus
went to a late night screening of “a quiet place” and everything seemed to be going well, nobody was making ruckus or on the phones during the previews, i was in heaven, but then. this group of teens, five guys, you know the type. the type you can just tell there’s something wrong in their households, and they started talking abnormally loud, borderline shouting. i thought to myself, well maybe they will know to shut up when the movie starts... they did not, so i took it upon my self to turn around in my seat and yelled at them “GUYS! THE MOVIE IS CALLED A QUIET PLACE, SO YOU BETTER STOP TALKING AND GET PRETTY DAMN QUIET REALLY QUICK, BEFORE I GET UP THERE” they instantly shut up, and a cute girl that sat behind me leaned forward and whispered “thank you sooo much” damn did that feel good!
I love the use of the Sicario Tunnel Music/Theme
I thought it was music from Blade Runner 2049. I haven't seen Sicario in a while, so you most likely are right
Jadon Varghese Fyyfyyyfyfyttyffyffufyf
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Regarding that Kingsman 2 comment, be happy that the sneezy guy saved you the pain of watching Kingsman 2.
When I saw Infinity War my little sister kept on playing and jumping on the stairs while dialogue was on screen (during the snap) and it made me so mad that she had to make loud booms across the theater and my parents never bothered to tell her anything
I'm kinda the "ooooh this was in the comics!" Or "according to the source material, this should happen about now" guy...
Not annoying, I just thought it was funny and interesting: My brother and I saw Spiderman Homecoming sometime in the opening week and there was this group of elderly women who were insanely excited to see what was presumably their favorite superhero. As they got snacks they said to the concessions guy "We're gonna see Spiderman, Da Da Da Daaa!" and during the movie they occasionally whispered to each other (only during loud parts) something along the lines of "You think Spiderman's gonna die?" "He better not, Spiderman's the best.".
Also some idiot brought their infant to the midnight release of Batman v Superman. It lasted until past 2 AM and this baby was crying the entire time. It was infuriating.
When I watched CA: civil war at the movie theater these two man children started talking (pretty loud during the movie) and kicking the guys seat in front of them. he got up and start cursing them and almost started a fight 😪
When my friends and I went to see 22 Jump Street, a middle-aged couple came in and the husband sat right in front of us while the wife preceded to sit at the total opposite end of the theatre and an entire row down. We quickly found out why since the husband obnoxiously and loudly laughed about every 2 minutes during the movie, even yelling across the theatre mid-laugh to his wife saying things like "he just said blah blah" or "can you believe that!?" Afterwards when we were walking to our cars, we saw them come out and the husband got on a motorcycle that was parked ON THE CURB in front of the movie theatre and rode away. It was the best/worst experience ever.
PEOPLE
It was a cold December afternoon just 3 days before Christmas. I needed to get a gift for my parents. I needed a ride to my local theater, but I wanted to keep the tickets a suprise. So I thought I see Jumanji, and get the tickets for Star Wars in secret. So I see Jumanji and when I get there this family took my seat (my theater has reserved seating. They show you a screen of the seats in the theater and you pick a seat) Now I was about 8 minutes late after the showtime (trailers haven't even started yet) I see the family and this little kid was sitting in my seat. I decide to be nice and let the kid sit there (he looked about 8 or 9) I found an open seat just one row above where I was gonna sit and I only had to hope no one had that seat (no one had it). Unfortunately the woman I sat next to would not stop talking during the movie.
NOTE: The family who's kid took my seat did apologize to me after the movie ended; so that was nice
a dude was in front of me just talking and talking, politely told him to be quiet, hi didn't listen and kept talking, so 10 minutes later i just kick his sit so hard that i think i broke it, he watched back at me and proceeded to made silence. Happy ending.
Juanjomaster ! That's awesome.
I just had an aneurysm trying to make out what the words said in this comment were trying to be
That's not happy ending. What about the broken seat?
@@thomasrusso6722 what a douchebag.
Hmmm...
1) Tweeners during Thor: Ragnarok. Would not shut up, acted like tweeners.
2) A kid brought a bag of chips to The Last Jedi. PLASTIC bag. And he and his friend wouldn't shut up.
3) Sat next to an obese man who weezed and breathed heavy throughout BvS.
4) 2 Fast 2 Furious, film got burned.
5) One of the Fast and Furious films, police stopped the movie because some people had... illegally parked.
6) Furious 8, projector cut out a chunk of the first race.
7) Austin Powers in Goldmember, film got burned.
8) Transformers: The Last Knight, something went wrong with the projector with five minutes left.
Mind you, most of these were bad movies, I just go to the movies a lot.
Jon-Vegard you have really bad luck with Fast and Furious
Haha, I've been thinking the same.
Oh damm yo better prepare yourself for this story.
Setting the scene
I was watching A Dogs Purpose, it’s Thursday 1 O’Clock showing, I pick my seat (G8) right in the middle there a maximum of 10 people in the cinema, all sitting behind me.
The film start and I get 5 minuets Of enjoyment then, oh then, this woman and her son come in and sit next to me, and then she go and asked me “how are you?” I said “sorry this isn’t speed dating, shhhh” that shut her up for about 15-20 minuets, she then opens her bag and gets out a vacuum packed peace of meat, he son goes out the screening and comes back with it opened, my god that smell. Some dogs die I cry, while I’m crying this woman is clapping, humming and at the end sings along to the score.
So that’s my story
P.S.
went to the toilet after, while I’m doing my business, this big, bald block walks in and says (oh and I’m still pissing) “just spent 2 hours crying”.
Went to see A Quiet Place the day it came out and majority of us were mindful enough to eat on parts where the music was loud or action came on or whatever, but this one person’s phone kept going off right behind me. FOUR TIMES. During silent parts.
Phones going off usually isn’t a big deal to me but considering the movie it really irked me.
This dude who sat in the next row in front of me and my friend, kept having his phone out ON THE FULLEST BRIGHTNESS, and even answered a call but in a low key way, eventually a woman 2 rows behind me couldn't take it and had to shout at the guy for using his phone. And I kept thinking to myself, why couldn't I have done it first?
I've had too many bad experiences to count. Some even include the person I actually brought to the movie, and paid for her damn ticket. But one of the most satisfying experiences was when a friend of mine and I were up at the top row. I don't even remember the name of the movie, but a group of teens sat right beside us. One in particular kept texting and leaning over to talk to the girl sitting one seat away from me. This guy was at least four seats down from her.
Finally, this fucktard comes and sits in the seat next to me, to be right beside the girl. He's making stupid jokes, texting, etc. I pull out my phone and I type this message, tap him on his shoulder, and show him: *Will you please shut the fuck up, before I explode?* He looked at the message, made one final text, and put away his phone and sat like a statue throughout the rest of the movie. When it was over, I did reach over, shake his hand, and said, "Thank you. I really appreciate it."
It was one of the most awkward, yet satisfying movie experiences ever.
I saw Wreck It Ralph Breaks The Internet in the front row of the movie theater because most of the seats were sold out. I usually sit in the back row for a better view of the movie.
When i was watching black panther a couple and some chavs were having a fight and swearing for 30mins of the film behind me so i couldn't hear
I got to see an advance screening of "Moana" and security confiscated your phone and then scanned you for any devices before you entered the theatre and security watched the audience for any sign of an electronic device and would kick you out if you were caught with one. It was mostly out of concern of any recording devices, but that meant there were NO PHONES during the screening. It was nice. :-)
My worst experience... so I'm new at Mexico and I love how cheap tickets are and the variety of films they show. But then I went to the "platinum" cinemas. You pay an extra, and you get a less crowded room and amazingly confortable seats. So, what's the problem? They offer a "waiter" service, where you push a button to call a waiter and the waiter goes to your seat to take your order and brings it back. I thought it was something reasonable, like a service that was offered during trailers, while you are waiting for the film to begin, but not... I went to see Lady Bird and it was waiters coming and going and taking orders loudly during the first 10 minutes of the film. Never again.
I was watching Brave, and a third of the way through the film, there was a problem with the projector, and I sat there in silence for 10 minutes.
When I watched Black Panther, when T'challa got tossed of the waterfall, this guy screamed YEET as loud as fucking posible.
Had a few kids messing around with lighters, screaming & laughing loudly and unnecessarily during It. Worst movie experience ever, especially after I saw them smoking outside after the film
I went with my best friend to see Wonder Woman. A guy was coughing extremely loud, purposely, put his feet up on the chair, barefoot, where a family was sitting. He ended up dropping a soda I think and coughed louder. A bunch of customers left and an usher had to kick him out. He got up, left, and threw the finger. We were the only ones in the theater. We practically had the movie to ourselves. We spent good money on it.
I was watching the Last Jedi. It came to a part where R and K were going to either smash or pass. The girl behind me, presumably very upset that R was probably going smash K, screamed in the middle of the scene “NO, REY! NO!”
I love these types of videos. For the most part, I've had mostly positive experiences but a few really annoying ones too. Most recently with of course, A Quiet Place.
You forgot another type of talker, the color commentator. Yeah...He sat one seat over. And it was the whole damn movie.
Once I went on a movie date with this guy, we were watching insidious: the last key, and this was on a Friday night where all the teenagers and kids came out to watch this movie with us. Mind you, me and my date are also teenagers and the movie theater was already PACKED with people, so me and my date sat in one of the seats closer the screen. Once the movie started there was a couple of teenagers fighting in the seats in front of us, another couple of teenagers sitting behind us were talking throughout the whole entire movie, and there was a kid crying in the very back of the movie theater. My date was so mad that he yelled at the people in front of us and behind us to shut up, and after the movie ended he told me “I’m never going to a movie date ever again.”
there was this one time where i went to go see a drama i forgot which one, but this lady busted out some churitos and started mixing everything together while the most important scene was going on.
im talking on of those mini metal lemon juicers from food city
open up a valeltina sauce and chamoy
then she started mixing everything together not quietly not softly but shaking as hard as possible
and when i looked back to see her she called in spanish "a little bitch who wanted just wanted free churitos"
so i left the room went to the managers place to complain and it turns out that it was his sister so she got away with it and i never went back
I was at Guardians of the Galaxy 2 with some friends. The theater we were in had stadium seating, so we could see pretty clearly what was going on a few rows in front of us.
About halfway through the movie, a guy about 3 rows in front of us did that thing where he leaned over and whispered something to his friend. Couldn't even hear him.
Then, some lady half a row away started screaming at him for "disturbing everyone else in the theater" with his talking. The guy was just kind of like "okay," and went back to minding his own business. She didn't like that and started screaming at him about ignoring her. The guy and his friends nervous-laugh and tell her to leave them alone. She yells, "Keep talking and I'll give you something to laugh about" and her hand shoots into her purse. Everyone in the general vicinity jumps back, because it looked like she was about pull out a gun or something. Instead, she just apparently decided now was a good time to apply chapstick, but my friends and I all thought we were about to witness a shooting for a a second there.
I realize how nice it is living in a polite country when I watch these videos. I live in Sweden and if there's one thing Swedes hate it's conflict. So it's always nice and respectful, last time I went to a theatre some guy laughed a bit loud but that's it. Can't even remember any really bad experience, never heard anyone answer their phone, everyone's respectful.
You say old people is the best companion you could get for a movie?
Where I live they could be as anoying as a kid or even more.
All the Money in the World, matinee showing, teather almost empty. This guy comes 2 rows in front of me and starts talking about the trailers very louldly. That was my first warning. During the movie he make this surprise noises in the most loud and obnoxious way possible. Everytime Getty did or say something greedy the guy exclamed: "what an asshole". During those parts just after something unexpected happen the guy started to talk to the person next to him, I couldn't hear exactly what he was saying but the volume of his voice was enough to irritate the whole teather. At the end, during the lñast minute or so he just starts ramblin his opinion or what he thought of the movie or the real life chartacter and kept talking during the credits and then he just left. The person next to him apparently didn't knew him and it was a guy that struggled to put his crutches behind the seats at the beggining so sadly he couldn't change his seat. During the movie I thought this asshole was some idiot that don't know how to behave in public but when the lights turn on I saw it was one of those old persons that still think it's 1970 or something and it's cool being an asshole at the movies.
Where I live old fellas talk a lot, they have an opinion for everything and of course they bring that shit to the movies.
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My worst experience was when I saw Rogue One. A bunch of teenager were talking throughout the whole movie. Nobody told them anything. I did multiple times until they all left. I then went to the customer service spot and got free tickets for another showtime.
I had a weird experience after the movie. Was walking back to the car with my boyfriend after Black Panther and some people were talking hardcore trash about it. Called it the worst movie ever. He was half way across the parking lot yelling so loudly I could hear the conversation... it got me very annoyed. If you didnt like the movie, you dont have to be rude about it.
I'm portuguese, and here in Portugal we don't have those kinds of problems, everyone is trying to see the movie and everyone respects theater.
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I wear glasses, so the glare from bright cellphones in a dark theatre really grind on my nerves. The worst one was a couple of boys next to me kept having their phones' flash light up a few times (apparently some phones do that when it receives a text). I shouted 'excuse me' at them and immediately everyone around us started telling them to stop it too. It was amusing LOL..
When I saw Hunger Games Part 2, these parents thought it would be a good idea to bring their child (who appeared to have a mental disability) to the movie. A lot of the imagery upset the child and the parents didn't take the kid out of the theater even when she was crying for about 10 straight minutes.
Thankfully here in Spain every theater makes you pre-book your seats so that's never a problem. Often times it actually helps you choose between a film or another when buying online bc you can see how crowded the place will be or whether your preferred seats are already taken or not.
My worst theatre experience was when I saw Jason Bourne. There was a couple sitting next to me that felt the need to discuss every scene and even individual lines of dialogue out loud, right after it happened on screen. I wanted to explode at them several times, but I just barely contained myself. The best ten minutes of the movie were when they got up and left, and I could enjoy the movie without the audio commentary.
Movie Man Welcome to my showing of A Quiet Place. One seat next to me.
There's been some worst movie theater experiences with me, but the worst experience I had at a movie theater was when I saw Trolls in 2016, and I got mad at some creep near my seat coughing constantly, not to mention I kept hearing a little kid whining at most parts. People who have a nagging, frequent cough bothers me. That and crying babies/toddlers/kids.
I saw the last Jedi with a couple friends on the opening weekend, usually my friends are respectful during movies but this time they all decided to be total douchbags, we were almost asked to leave, it was embarrassing.
My worst theater experience: There were a few. Notably, I went to see Infinity War with a friend, (luckily it was my second time, first for my friend), and the kid behind us sitting next to his parents yelled out in the theater every character that appeared on screen he could name, then talk about how cool they are. Parents did absolutely NOTHING about this.
Projector broke in the middle of justice league. Right as Superman was revived. But it was timed perfectly with a cut to black and it was great watching other people in the cinema as they slowly realised it wasn't just some artsy blackout.
A woman loudly eating and chewing a dill pickle next to me during the midnight show of the last Harry Potter movie. She just showed up at the theater right before the movie started because someone had save her seat and she kept eating her damn pickle, and you know that pickles have a strong smell, and I don't like them. But to make sure everyone around you knew you are eating one during the movie... ugh I was so irritated.
So I went to watch Solo and my parents bought tickets online and it said room 6, but the theater said room 4, but the gate said Deadpool 2 (I’m 15 and my sister is 12), so we thought we went to the wrong room, so we went to room 6 and it had a solo poster so we entered, but the fox logo came up and we rushed to room 4 again and the movie was starting. If that wasn’t bad, there was no one in there, just a couple that also must’ve felt lonely.
I went to see Jumanji welcome to the jungle with my family in one of those small and cheap theaters. This family came in after the movie started. Then about 15 minutes in we start to smell this AWFUL smell. And you could tell it was coming from them. They had a baby with them, the kid clearly shitted in their diaper and no one got up to go change them. You could hear some other people in the theater snicker and cover their faces. Thank god the movie was worth it and funny.
Wholesome movie theater experience: while seeing Logan my boyfriend accidentally bought tickets for the wrong day. It wouldn't have been a big deal but it was reserved seating. So we sat down in our (supposed) seats when two guys came up to us and let us know that they had the same seats reserved on their tickets. We both were pretty confused so we pulled aside an employee who noticed that we had the date for yesterday on our ticket, meaning the two guys were the rightful seat owners. We knew we were in the wrong so we were about to leave and find a way to come back the next day, but both of these dudes wanted us to see the movie that day too. They repeatedly asked the employee if there was anything she could do for us despite it being an almost sold out theater. Thanks to these guys she found two unreserved seats somewhere further back. If you're reading this, thank you Logan movie theater dudes.
But on the other hand: when we went to see the first Deadpool there was this obnoxious chick next to us who, after every relatively funny moment, repeated the punchline LOUDLY while laughing uncontrollably. It was something that got on my nerves real quick. The second time during Incredibles 2 the person behind me was extremely sick, coughing and sniffing every minute, and about 45 minutes to the end of the movie he fell asleep and started loudly snoring. I could hear him through the IMAX sound.
Someone brought their kid to A Quite Place and something happened on screen and the kid shouted soooooo loud
Saw a DC movie in IMAX once, reserved seats for me and a group of friends, got there after the trailers. Lo and behold, family of six sitting in the seats we had booked. The mother knew she was in our seats, didn't even contest it and still had the gall to tell us, "You're seriously going to make my family move? I have four kids here, yada yada yada." Stuck to our guns, got our seats, and had to deal with the mother muttering under her breath the whole time. Some people.
When I was a little kid, my mom took me and my little brother to see Hop (that animated movie about the easter bunny or whatever). We're sitting with a bunch of other families with young children watching these strangely creepy and dark trailers for movies that don't seem made for the same audience as hop... we get to the opening credits and it turns out we've all been sent to the wrong place, where they're screening a horror movie. Those trailers gave me nightmares for weeks... we never went back to that theater.
Me and my girlfriend were watching infinity war and when red skull showed up my girlfriend asked me "why is Darth maul in this movie?"
I hate it when you're in line and the people at the screening before you spoil it when they're done watching it.
My brother, cousin, and I went to go see Split at a dollar theatre. We didn't get not one, but three people answering their phones and talking during the movie. One guy got up to talk outside and not disturb anyone (I was thankful for that guy), a girl whispered to her friend on the phone, and another guy was talking in a low voice. I was looking around for cameras because it felt like we were on a prank show.
When I went to watch Phantom Thread the lady next to me was eating a smelly sandwich. Now every time I think of or watch the film I swear the scent of that sandwich appears.
I believe that the best place to see a film is still the theatre. However, as a movie theatre employee, I hear and deal with these complaints EVERY DAY and it sucks.
Im so glad that in my country people are usually polite and dont you DARE to sit on somebody's reserved seat, or hell going to break lose
My cinema had a theater noise ad with people watching a quiet place and murdered a guy who was eating popcorn too loud.
Yo, I know this is like over a year old- but theater employee here- if people are ruining a movie for you- take two minutes to let an employee know. Loud ass talking, stinky food, smoking a pack of cigarettes, crazy children, teenagers attempting to do the deed. I can go on- regardless, we’ll handle it. Because I’ve personally had to deal with all the ones I just listed 😂😂
I can't stand the live commentary in the theatre. Once three old ladies sat behind me and they discussed the plot or exchange opinions every 10-15mins. Just watch and discuss after the movie!
Here is my experience watching Coco. It was late at night in an AMC on like a Thursday. My mom and I go to our reserved seats, but the theater is mainly empty anyway. Then a woman and her 2 infant babies, I assume 2 and 1, sit RIGHT next to me right before the movie starts. First 2 minutes were okay, but then her 2-year-old starts making loud baby noises loudly and does not stop. You would THINK a mother would try and calm him down, but nope, didn't care at all. Then he starts to CRAWL on my armrest and grab my drink from my holster. I move it to the other holster while this kid is nearly crawling on me. Parents do NOTHING. The 1-year-old starts to grab my shoe, NOTHING. I missed at least 20% of the movie from these distractions. Now I WANTED to move, but my SEAT RECLINER was not moving back up and I was literally stuck between my Mom and this family for the entire movie. I could not believe how little these parents gave a shit about the movie experience. They could have easily gotten up (again my chair wasnt going back up) and moved to the EMPTY front row seats. It was a nightmare.
Black panther converted me into a full on misanthrope
small little asian kid, talking the whole movie, doing the one nostril nose blow, sitting on MY chairs arm
White guy a row and to the left of me, the tosspots phone went off
row of black people a few rows down, full on applauding after every fight sequence
STFU people
was my personal worst movie going experience
i went back the next week and loved the movie. bring on Infinity War on the 26th
A Quiet Place has made going to the movies beautiful again. One group started talking and got 'shhhh'd' from the word go
Watching the first Taken, some teenager sitting directly behind me was talking loudly to his friends throughout (started almost halfway in). His voice would be louder during the action and when the noise settled he'd be twice as loud, as a result. Wasn't even talking about the movie, just stupid things in his dumb life. I politely asked him more than once to be quiet. He purposefully ignored me, acting like I was the nuisance. The third time I had enough (as did everyone around me), so I turned around fully in my seat, leaned towards his face, and angrily protested "Shut the FUCK up or I will break you over my knee!". He finally subsided. Though, I did learn a lesson that day, in that I should probably obtain management during a similar situation and not threaten people, especially under-age ones.