I think the same rules sound be applied at the cinema as in theatres. Primarily, the emphasis would not be on appearing in a nice dress or something. Not to ruining the entertainment of others would be enough for me. if that could be achieved I would be happy.
Nowadays, it’s like a cinema has no policies at all and everyone can behave the way they want. The whole thing can be viewed on websites and the rules are even displayed on the wass next to the cashier. However it would be a pretty naive thing to assume that anyone is reading this. That's a shame.
Nowadays, it’s like a cinema has no policies at all and everyone can behave the way they want. The whole thing can be viewed on websites and the rules are even displayed on the wass next to the cashier. However it would be a pretty naive thing to assume that anyone is reading this. That's a shame.
Believe it or not oters would like to enjoy the movie the sme wa as you do. I have put together a policy that you can follow in order to surely become a useful and respected member of the society.
1. Be quiet!
I remember there were plenty of undisciplined kids on Harry Potter 1 at the time. They were so loud that I could barely hear anything from what the characters said. And nothing has changed since then. When John Wick was screened, I could barely concentrate on the film because they almost always chatted when there wasn’t an action scene. It wasn't that long, though. Just about 30 minutes, almost the third of its runtime. I don’t understand that someone can’t sit still, quietly, patiently for 101 minutes once they’ve paid the ticket price.
If you definitely have something to say and are unable to keep it to yourself, you can even whisper. As surprising as it may sound, it’s not just you sitting alone in the auditorium. If you talk out loud during the movie, you will disturb other people. Especially those people who are sitting in front of you. Isn't it worth discussing everything after the movie? Or if you don't care, why the hell did you leave home and pay for that in the first place?
It’s just one thing that people can’t be quiet during the previews or trailers because a few of them are still on their way to get to their seats, but during the film there should be silence. You wouldn't chat during a theatrical performance either, would you?.
If you definitely have something to say and are unable to keep it to yourself, you can even whisper. As surprising as it may sound, it’s not just you sitting alone in the auditorium. If you talk out loud during the movie, you will disturb other people. Especially those people who are sitting in front of you. Isn't it worth discussing everything after the movie? Or if you don't care, why the hell did you leave home and pay for that in the first place?
It’s just one thing that people can’t be quiet during the previews or trailers because a few of them are still on their way to get to their seats, but during the film there should be silence. You wouldn't chat during a theatrical performance either, would you?.
2. Tell your friend to shut up too!
3. Don’t any noise with a popcorn bag or withother stuff!
You can take corn out of that damn bag without digging in it for hours. It can be confusing az hell. Fumbling with a straw and wheezing are just a separate addition. And if that wasn’t enough, it can make a very nice sound if it takes someone hours to unwrap some rattling paper candy. It’s vital to suck something like that because of oral fixation during a movie.
4. Don’t put your feet on the chair in front of you!
Why?
1. Because it isn't nice. It's not the proper thing to do. It's a very bad habit. No one in the theater does the same.
2. Because you are not at home.
3. Because it bothers others sitting behind you while watching a movie.
1. Because it isn't nice. It's not the proper thing to do. It's a very bad habit. No one in the theater does the same.
2. Because you are not at home.
3. Because it bothers others sitting behind you while watching a movie.
+1 Kicking the chair is forbidden too because you are not the only person there in the auditorium..
5. Turn off your phone before the movie starts!
Don't push your mobile while watching a movie! Do you have any idea how annoying it is for the person sitting in front of you to have their display lit up? It can be very frustrating to watch from the middle row as the auditorium in front of me glows like a Christmas tree.
It's already distracting when the display glows in the same row as mine. If you've already bought that expensive movie ticket, do me and others a favor to make it last until the end of the movie without touching that thing! Otherwise, I will register you to a withdrawal cure. By the way, the use of video and audio recording devices (Well, cell phones are like that!) Is also prohibited by the cinema policy.
It's already distracting when the display glows in the same row as mine. If you've already bought that expensive movie ticket, do me and others a favor to make it last until the end of the movie without touching that thing! Otherwise, I will register you to a withdrawal cure. By the way, the use of video and audio recording devices (Well, cell phones are like that!) Is also prohibited by the cinema policy.
6. Don't go in and out constantly slamming the door each time!
The auditorioum is not a getaway house to go back and forth to the toilet or any other playes. You paid for the ticket so stay put on your seat then. hearing Slamming the door is very annoying and distracting at the same time. I rarely watch a movie for the second time at the cinema but I wanted to watch Avengers Endgame again. Well the experiance was ruined by a guy and his girlfrined who were leaving and entering the audiorium constantly. I wanted to tear his Marvel shirt off that guy so bad. So I had to had to watch it for the third time too because I didn't want that to be the last experience of that movie before its Bluray release.
Next time, please note that someone else has paid for the movie ticket too who is sitting in the hall with you. If you disturb others, it can really spoil a movie experience. I’m sure you don’t want to keep listening to paper rattles, nesting, and conversation for two hours either. Let’s take care of others and don’t spoil the fun for them!