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Is the Movie Theatre experience in America a dying pasttime?
Sure you have new “mega” theatres that serve restaurant grade appetizers and beers, but last years box office tanked drastically. Add the factors of horrible movie going experiences due to a younger, ruder, ethics-free generation of moronic wannabe gangbangers who drive away families by talking on their cell phones and too each other through the whole picture (see; “The Language of Primates” – National Geographic) and the proliferation of cheaper, higher grade home theatre systems. Do you think this American tradition is in jeopardy?
PS – granted, Im being sarcastic about the punk-jerks who ruin the movie experience, but who hasn’t encountered a pack of grammatically challenged teens with their baggy pants hanging half way down, wearing fur collared parkas and wolverine work boots…in the summer…who blare their totally inane lifestories for all to hear into their free cellphones from Boost Mobile???
Hell yes, I can’t remember the last time I went to the movies without someone answering there ringing cell phone and chatting it up for half the movie and don’t get me started on the people who seem to show up just so they can fall asleep and snore through the entire movie. As far as talking too each other during the movie I think I’ve just gotten used to it at the last couple of movies I went to it was like trying to watch a movie in a middle school cafeteria on nacho day I am not kidding people don’t even bother to whisper anymore. The funny thing is I rarely see teens at the movies I go to all the bad experiences I have had have been with adults. Oh! except the last movie I went to a family was sitting behind me parents talking loudly kids yelling asking stupid questions the parents ignore you know, the usual, when all of a sudden I here a splashing noise. I think that someone behind me dropped there soda no biggie but no, I am not that lucky I over hear the words, oh no and vomit yes, one of the kids barfed on the floor. I was watching “Eight Below” so I couldn’t blame the kid for barfing but the worst part was the parents did not tell the theater staff what happened they just walked out without saying a word. So I say bring on the cheaper, higher grade home theater systems!
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