I can’t stand people yapping at the movies. It’s rude, self-involved, and pretty much ruins the entire cinema-going experience for everyone. Read the full post.
Aug 29
2009
09:00 AM ET
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I went to see Walk The Line and a couple sat in front of me and my boyfriend. The girl first asked “Wait, what’s this movie about?” her boyfriend told her and she paused for a moment then went “Wait, who’s Johnny Cash?” I wanted to cry.
During The Descent, there was a scene where the main character hides in a vat of blood. Without missing a beat, the woman behind me said, “That b**ch gonna get aids.”
OK, I laughed out loud at this one.
during “What lies beneath,” when harrison ford says to Michelle Pfeiffer – “look, i know you’re going through a lot of changes right now,” my friend sitting next to me says, just loud enough for the whole theater to hear, “menopause?” LOL
ha, during Titanic someone said “Why can’t that tubby bitch get her ass in the water for a while” LOL never shed a tear in that movie! And during Pearl Harbour, a boy in front said “a date which will live in infamy” along with FDR on screen – his girlfriend said “hey have you seen this before??” in all sincerity…sigh..i wanted to weep
I was at the movie Blow and about halfway into it, some guy yells “That’s Pee Wee Herman, yo!” Hilarious.
I agree that if you don’t like the postings…dont read…but sometimes when you go to a movie and someone hollers out a line…it makes the viewing better. I go to movies to be entertained…if the movie isnt doing it and the people there watching it does…so be it.
Return of the Jedi, as Admiral Ackbar belatedly gasps, “It’s a trap!” my bestest buddy Stephen calls out “You Stupid Fish!” just as a Rebel cruiser explodes. Priceless.
Movie: “Romeo and Juliet” (the Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes version)
One junior high girl to her friend, in the row behind me, about 20 minutes into the movie: “Is Leo going to talk like this the whole time?”
Wow, I’m so glad I don’t live wherever all of you do – filled with arrogant, obnoxious, self-absorbed jerks who think just because they’re bored or insecure that they’re entitled to ruin an experience for others. I know, I know: “I paid my money, I’m gonna do whatever the hell I want.” Now we know why more and more people stay home with their DVDs. A– holes.
And shame on you, Missy, for giving credibility to bad behavior just because you couldn’t think of something less stupid to write about.
When I saw Hindenburg, at the part when the zeppelin exploded, a short, stocky bald man yelled out, “That’s gotta hurt!” We were amused.
I don’t know what came over me but as soon as Bill Paxton came on screen during Tombstone I yelled out “Your stewed buttwad”!
In I, Robot I was sitting next to a African-American couple about my age (45) and the wife kept “mmm,mmm” ing at Will Smith. When he got out of bed in just pajama bottoms, she said,”Now that’s what I’m talking about!” and every woman who could hear her cracked up (cause we all agreed).
A few years back I went to the movies with my boyfriend and the trailer for one of the LOTR movies came on. At the end, everyone started clapping and screaming, which is just silly. Who needs to clap for a trailer? So the next trailer was for a movie with Tommy Lee Jones called “The Missing” about a missing daughter. At the end of that trailer my boyfriend started clapping really loudly and screamed “Yeah you find that daughter!!!!” Everyone started to laugh. Great times.
That’s something my dad would do!!! Thanks for making me laugh my butt off.
Funniest one so far on this thread!
Into the Way-Back Machine, children! The SECOND night of the opening weekend of Top Gun. Chick from the mid-back theater (you hearing me Charlene Foreman?). While the opening credits are still rolling. Sees Anthony Edwards a.k.a Goose. “Aw, I like him and he dies.” Holy hell.
Into the Way-Back Machine, children! On the SECOND night of the opening weekend of Top Gun. Some chick in the mid-back of the theater. While the opening credits are still rolling. Sees Anthony Edwards a.k.a Goose. “Aw, I like him and he dies.” Holy…
sorry double