Going to the movies should be a relaxing and enjoyable experience. However, many people encounter disruptive behavior in theaters that can ruin the entire affair. Take the case of an anonymous moviegoer who shared their frustrating experiences.

Say Goodbye to Disruptive Theater Habits

First Encounter

After nine consecutive movies, one anonymous moviegoer reached their breaking point. They had to constantly remind people to be quiet when they continued chatting like they were in their living rooms. In a crowded premiere, two guys beside them were doing a running Siskel and Ebert critique from the start. Despite hoping it would stop, after 10 minutes, they had to intervene and ask them to respect the fact that they paid to see the film, not listen to their opinions.

This shows how some people seem to have no regard for others around them in the theater. It's not just about one instance; it becomes a recurring problem that can really dampen the mood.

Second Incident

In a nearly empty theater, the situation was equally frustrating. One guy was at the front, and two girls were in the best mid-house seats. They chatted through the entire film, even after being politely asked to keep it down. It wasn't just whispered comments; it was a full-blown chat at normal volume. Since the moviegoer was a big guy and the girls were young, he decided not to make a scene but found it difficult to ignore.

This highlights the lack of consideration shown by some theatergoers. Even in a less crowded setting, the disruption can still occur and have a negative impact on the viewing experience.