want to shut those assholes up in the movie theater?

[stjoe]

Originally Posted by DaveNJ

Personally, sometimes talking during a movie can be fun. I saw Inside Man with a predominantly black crowd and the "you go Denzel!"'s abounded. I always talk very loudly before a movie begins (during the trailers/commercials), and if a crowd is loud I won't hesitate to add to the noise. Part of seeing a movie in the theatre is being with other people. If I wanted to watch a movie alone I'd see it on DVD. There is a point where things can get rude, but there are situations where I will talk in movies. Still, cell phones are a no-no. Only live social interaction in theatres, please.

So what you're saying is that if you're behind me and I don't like the talking, then I should just stay home and wait for it to come out on DVD? Why the fuck do I get to miss out on the theatre experience just because some asshole likes to talk during a movie.

"Oh, no he di'nt". Shut the fuck up, yes he did. We all saw it.

"You Go Denzel!" Denzel isn't going to stop if you don't say it. He's going to keep on with his bad acting.

Shut the hell up and let us enjoy the movie. If you feel like ruining anyone's movie experience stay home and get the DVD and let your wife/girlfriend/serioso hate you for all your damn talking.

[ooda]

Originally Posted by stjoe

So what you're saying is that if you're behind me and I don't like the talking, then I should just stay home and wait for it to come out on DVD? Why the fuck do I get to miss out on the theatre experience just because some asshole likes to talk during a movie.

"Oh, no he di'nt". Shut the fuck up, yes he did. We all saw it.

"You Go Denzel!" Denzel isn't going to stop if you don't say it. He's going to keep on with his bad acting.

Shut the hell up and let us enjoy the movie. If you feel like ruining anyone's movie experience stay home and get the DVD and let your wife/girlfriend/serioso hate you for all your damn talking.

And scene.

Good points.

[martin]

Originally Posted by ooda

Too many people saying it's an infringement on their rights I'm guessing.

You don't have rights on someone else's property. Your right to talk on the phone is only applicable on your own property. If I want to make a no cell phone rule at my house there's nothing you can do about it.

The constitution doesn't give you the right to free speech, it stop the congress from passing a law against it. In other words, you can't be prosecuted for talking in the theater but you can be ejected.

[jumbo]

I nearly got in a fight in a movie when the guy behind me kept coughing during the film. I finally got up, and handed him a cup of water that I had gotten. He got pissy and said that he couldn't help it, and told him to take his ass out to the lobby if that were the case. He told me to shut up, and I told him that Ididn't pay $8 to hear his dumb ass cough the whole fuckin movie. It got tense, but I was able to avoid having to kick his spindly little ass.

And what if he had TB or something?

[stjoe]

Originally Posted by jumbo

And what if he had TB or something?

Then I guess you would've been the dick for beating on a sick guy.