Why is the cinema an irritating experience these days?

Avoid certain times.

Also; Wittertainment's code of conduct

Edit, picture for people who are lazy.

This should be cinema law.



Just about to upload this. Every cinema should abide by these laws.
 
Chair kicking does my head in. Seems there's always someone behind me that things I want my chair to be constantly jiggling around throughout the movie.
 
I love the cinema, Its the price that gets me.

Went last night and it was £11 for the movie and £8 for a hot dog and coke.


Crazy!
 
Saturday afternoons are a bad time to go to the cinema. Go during the week for a late-ish show (8/9PM) and you'll avoid the noisy scrotes. Sunday nights aren't a bad choice either, most of the kids aren't allowed out as they've school the following morning.
 
I'm going to start going during the day when I'm on nightshift, saw scream 4 the other week, and there was 6 people including us in the cinema, didn't stop the 2 tarts behind us nattering on though :rolleyes: better than a whole cinema full of them though.
 
I enjoy the cinema experience, but like with everyone else here it can be an annoying place to be, prices are an absolute joke, 3D is a con - the last two 3d movies I've seen only had specific scenes that were in 3D; I noticed this when I took off my glasses briefly.

Now movie tickets are almost as expensive as new DVD's it does make you wonder; and it's not exactly helping the anti-piracy jazz.
 
I can sympathize with the OP. Ive not experienced something that bad - they should get flung out and also fined TBH.

What annoys me most about goin to the movies are the previews...they never seem to end! And even more annoying - they are spoilers! They show the best most crucial scenes from upcoming movies...ruins it for me.
 
Yea it sucks, i personally hate it the most when people laugh to jokes at cinema, or even things that are not really funny.

Because laughing is attention seeking, you laugh to let people know you think its funny.

Very rarely is it a proper genuine laugh that you just could not control, and no film has ever been that funny really.

I also hate watching films with other people tbh, i think its something you do by yourself
 
Gave up on the cinema years ago, used to be okay when I was a kid, people in general seem worse behaved these days but then I also got a computer, a comfy chair, the ability to buy films for at home.

Personally the level of sound involved doesn't make a film better or worse for me. Being 30 metres away from a giant screen, or 6-8ft from a biggish TV, or 1-2ft from a 24" monitor, doesn't make a whole lot of difference to me.

Watching a film at home I can, pause and go for a slash, and not waste £10 on a ticket for a film where I miss the funniest line, or most crucial plot point, or the main character being murdered, or whatever, because I want a pee. I can also sit in a FAR more comftable chair, lie down, lean back, stick my feet up, whatever I want.

I just don't get cinema's anymore, big, loud, who cares, aside from how quickly I can see it vs waiting for a bluray, and a not overpriced brand new release cost aswell, I can't see a single advantage.

Yeah, dodgey quality VHS on a 24-32" low res CRT, cinema was a massive difference in visual quality. A great quality 32-100" high res display in your house, dvd/bluray quality media, the only advantage the cinema ever had is long, long , long gone.
 
Avoiding this usually requires you to wait until it's been out a while, go around lunchtime if you can, and only go to see films that old men like.

I think a lot of children don't actually see the problem with talking - they see it as their right, and don't care/realise that they are spoiling the film for everyone else.
 
funny, i go to the cinema on average twice a week atm, and have only once had reason to pipe up and tell someone to stop doing something, and this was a fairly well to do looking middle aged chap who was shaking his leg whilst touching the row infront, makingt he entire row shake lol. he stopped as soon as i asked though :)

I have a Cineworld unlimited card, which is absolutely stonking value, £13.50 a month (think it's £15 now for new customers) and unlimited normal films, or £1.50 per 3D film. If i only went twice a month I've saved money! AS it is, I watch any film that looks like it might be reasonably good. Problem is, it's made my home cinema a little redundant now as any film worth watching I have already seen at the cinema!

Tom.
 
This is why I always go to the cinema during the week, usually a tuesday evening. It's quiet and I can enjoy the film without getting ****ed off with noisy kids etc.
 
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