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would have airdropped this to the people at the Wednesday night Babygirl screening who would not get it together
The inappropriate laughing makes me so annoyed, like honestly sad that people can‘t allow themselves to appreciate art with anything other than ironic detachment
I went to a Blue Velvet screening with SO MUCH LAUGHING, like what is so funny????
Went to go see Blue Velvet in 35mm about two months back and the whole audience was full of those annoying ass Bushwick-esque hipsters laughing at all the more abstract bits of dialogue like Laura Dern’s speech about the robins. Pissed me off to no end.
wow. went to watch tears for fears live movie last year with my mom and…the amount of boomers taking their phone out throughout the showing to take videos with FLASH. this is an epidemic. where did we lose our way as a society?
Agree and I’d like to add another theater request: can people also be mindful of how high they’re wearing their beanies on their heads in the theater? Or better yet, take the hat off for the sake of those behind you!
Loved going to matinee/discount movie days until A. I moved and got a big girl job and can’t go to movies that much anymore and B. Had to listen to everyone yap and either take pics with the flash or use their phone at full brightness. I’m all for free will but I’m just baffled at spending money to do the same shit you can do at home for free without inconveniencing others????
jxnator the amount of replies here about people taking pictures WITH FLASH is insane. Thankfully I haven’t experienced that … yet. Stay strong warriors of theater etiquette!
went to watch 'we live in time' and two people in the theater were taking snapchats with flash on and loudly laughing through all the depressing parts :( weird experience
Happening a lot at one of our big local theaters in chicago, Nosferatu screening I went to had waaaay too much laughing going on
the way this is written makes this the most New Yorker-coded rec ever lol
