I had a very bad theater experience this year. When I went and saw Insidious: Chapter 3 with my friend Jose, a couple of teenage girls were like whispering and giggling at some of the scares that were in the movie. I try shushing at them so they can be quiet, but they didn't listen. I went and talked to the manager about the incident, but no one took care of it, and everybody was like telling each other to be quiet, and this caused me and my friend Jose to walk out of the movie. Fortunately, I was able to get a refund, and so did my friend Jose.
There are those special occasions when my anger doesn't get the best of me and I will say something like, "Excuse me, we can't quite here you. Would you mind speaking a little louder?"
I have two stories off the top of my head: 1. When I went to see Up with my family, there was this group of middleschoolers behind us and they were putting their feet up on the chairs, kicking the back of our seats, and talking out loud 2. When I went to see Pacific Rim there was this 12 year old kid and his dad talking out loud like "OH I THINK I KNOW WHATS GONNA HAPPEN!" and "OMG WILL THAT HAPPEN?" I had to cover my ears at one point. I was so close to turning to them and asking them to stop.
I'm 99.99% on board with you. I did actually become the villain in one circumstance, which I regret. It turns out that some phones now don't allow you to disable emergency amber alerts and weather alerts. I even contacted customer service and they don't seem well informed on how to prevent this. I became "The Bad Guy" when watching Terrence Malick's 'Knight of Cups' at an art house theater earlier this year. I had put my phone on total silence, not even vibrate. But there was an amber alert and it sent this crazily loud buzzing to my phone. Because I thought I'd muted my phone I didn't assume it was me at first. This resulted in the annoyance lasting a prolonged 10~ seconds before I was like "wait, holy hell... this is coming from MY phone??" The moment I recognized that I turned my phone off completely. I still feel bad about it, but even after contacting customer support I don't know how to prevent that from happening. The lesson? Just literally turn off your phone during the film. I now shut my phone off before every screening, because muting isn't enough nowadays.
i stood corrected. Two weeks ago,i went to see fast 6 and there was a couple with a child and the child kept whining and he wouldn't be quiet i looked at the kid and i missed a lil bit of the movie and the mom and dad kept taking the kid out of the theater like they kept going up and down the stairs and i was like oh my god i wanted to say something believe me i did but i didn't wanna start anything
Ne being a 13 year old, i dont see much movies in the theater, probably only 3 a month. The worst experience i had was while watching the power rangers movie. It was around 40 mins in when this baby 5 seats away started crying extremely loudly... the mother tried calming him/her down, but it was no use, five mins later, she took the kid out. Thankfully.
At a the screening for delivery man they kicked out a lady because her phone rang and they asked her to leave and she made a huge scene it was really annoying
I would give a medal to the person in the theater with the guts to punch the annoying movegoers in the face, i would gladly pay for their food and drinks.
I was watching a movie tonight, I'm the only one in there and out of all the seats in that damn theatre a couple comes in and SITS RIGHT BEHIND ME!! Talked through the whole movie.....i almost ask if they were doing this shit on purpose
I completely agree with you man!! Going to the theatre is not just going to watch a movie, it's an experience! I've been watching your videos & really agree & like your reviews on films!
One of the worst experiences I've ever had was when I saw the 2014 Ninja Turtles movie. Not only was I extremely bored of the actual movie, I saw it with a half full theatre, and sitting behind us, there was this family of like 4 people, a dad who looked in his mid 30's, two 10 year old girls, and one little boy. And the dad and one of the girls were talking and talking through the WHOLE FUCKING movie. They said shit like, "Oh my god, that's my Mikey," totally out loud where the whole theatre can hear it. "Wow, that's Shredder he looks so cool!" "Do you know who she is? That's April O Neal, she's a reporter." My friend who saw it with me, actually said to one of the girls, "Are you serious?" After they were kicking our seats the entire time. And there was also a little girl who looked like she was 3 or 4 years old, who was running around the theatre laughing and shouting, "WEEEEE!" Man that was a bad experience all around.
Hey Austin, if the long trip doesn't tire you, try watching a movie in a theater in Japan. They are respectfully silent. Most noise you would hear are popcorn eating sounds and few giggles.
mine is i was watching texas chainsaw 3d then this girl decided to bring beer to the theater and later she dropped it and the gosh damn glass broke! later she went on twitter and started laughing at her tweets
I've never had a horrible experience in an actual cinema, but the closest I've had to something like that was during a double music lesson last year with my class. It was our last lesson of the school year and we were watching E.T the Extra-Terrestrial, because we had studied film music earlier in the year and had used the bicycle chase from E.T as an example. This is one of my favourite films of all time, and I really wanted to sit down and enjoy it once again, but there are some classmates who are talking completely out loud about something completely unrelated to the movie. Let me tell you how this was worse than someone talking out loud to everything that had happened in the movie while in a movie theatre: 1. The audio quality of the actual film wasn't as loud 2. The room was smaller 3. They just DIDN'T STOP. Like I said, they weren't even reacting to the movie, they weren't paying any attention to it at all, they were just talking amongst themselves completely out loud 4. Our teacher had told us to listen out carefully for John William's use of music and leitmotifs in the opening scene, and the fact that they were talking not only meant they weren't listening, but also making it hard for other people to listen. It was infuriating, and I was so pissed off I wanted to scream at them. That's my worst experience
My worst movie experience was when I went to see the abomination known as A Good Day to Die Hard. Throughout the entire film.... nobody stood up, raised their middle fingers and shouted THIS MOVIE SUCKS!. It shows how much films praised by many are turned down by ignorant dumb-asses while films that deserved the critical thrashing ended up being praised by the same morons.
I have always kept my cool for many years and the last bad experience was seeing oz I wish it was just me seeing there were people talking babies crying and yeah it was horrible I wish I saw it at night
I saw batman v superman and a little kid and her dad and they just talked through the whole movie without giving a shit about anyone trying to focus on the movie
I went to see Jurassic Park in IMAX 3D with my girlfriend it was an awesome movie. But this mother and her daughter came walking right in front of us during the T-Rex break out
Mine was last freaking night at Captain America: The Winter Soldier (3rd viewing, haha). My dad and I were watching it and he had never seen it before. But the only problem was, there were 2 babies screaming throughout most of it. I almost lost it. I went out and talked to Management, but they didn't do anything. HIRE A BABYSITTER! It's really freakin' annoying when people have no consideration for others. At least take the baby out into the corridor where you can comfort the baby, and also see the screen.
Hold on... My experience was three weeks ago... I saw Captain America: The Winter Soldier... And there were 2 babies screaming through most of it... Its a small world.
when I saw Night at the Museum 2 this girl about 4 I say kept kicking my seat every 10 mins. at some point her dirty foot touched my head. Then when I saw Jurassic Word for a second time a parent kept telling their kid about dinosaurs.
Oh, should wait until video is done until commenting. I had an experience with two chatty giggling girls and they were annoying throughout the whole movie then when the phone went off, I shouted "seriously?" I probably would've fought those people you mentioned in the last one. If they sat next to me, that's my cue.
In my screening of No Time To Die in theaters, a group of people took me and my family's seat and argued with us over who's seat it was since they claimed it was theirs. We looked for our real seats when turned out that group was the ones who took our seats.
When I went to watch The Wolverine yesterday with my parents. There was no sound from the projector at all and it lasted until the trailers and the movie began.
My three worst movie going experiences: 1. Ride Along--A few rows in front of me, these parents brought their two toddlers to the movie with them. The kids spent most of the time running around the theater; they clearly had no interest in the movie whatsoever. You know what movie was playing at the same time as Ride Along that night? Frozen!!! Why didn't they take their kids to that movie?! It's more appropriate. These parents either couldn't afford a babysitter or were too lazy to hire one. If that's the case, then DON'T GO TO THE MOVIES if you plan on seeing a movie that's not appropriate for kids. 2. Admission--There were about six teens, around 13-14 years old, I assume. They chatted non-stop during the previews and early on during the movie. They ended up getting bored and leaving about 10 minutes in, so that was a relief 3. The Company You Keep--The only people in the theater with me were these two old ladies. Every time an actor would come on screen, they would go "There's Robert Redford! There's Julie Christie! There's Nick Nolte!" etc. Granted they were whispering rather than talking out loud, but since I was two rows behind them, I could clearly hear them. I ultimately didn't confront them about it because I knew they weren't trying to be rude on purpose, and they only talked when they saw an actor on screen for the first time during the movie.
also this literally me and my girlfriend was at the movie and these idiot Teenagers boys and girls literally took their shoes and socks and put their feet on our chair in the movie im like ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME THIS IS NOT YOUR HOUSE also they keep talking loud and texting and listening to One Direction out loud me and girlfriend got really pissed off about this
Hi Austin! I know a trick to get a kid to get a kid to shut up. If they're babbling, whining, screaming, etc., pretend to drink your soda and say," Shhh!" I've done it a couple times and it worked! They usually stop when I do it a second or third time. c:
No problem, man! ^^ I feel your pain when it comes to annoying movie-goers, but the ones that drive me up the wall are people kicking the seats, and little kids in PG-13 and R rated movies >.
Me too! The theater I go to, almost none of that happens, and we have managers going into the auditoriums every 20 minutes, to make sure no one's being obnoxious or on their phones. They only go on their phones if they forget to turn it off or put them on silent. It happens before the previews come up. It's PURE HEAVEN in there! ^7^ Though we occasionally get people kicking the seats or a little kid being loud.
I attended the cinema a few days ago. I chose my seat in the center of the row and happily sat there..... for 5 minutes. Up comes this (repulsive) woman with hundreds of bangles on, a huge basket and a sickening odor. She talked, eat some food which smelled like rotting wood mixed with smoke and sun-dried tomatoes and worst of all sucked her fingers. Through the whole film. The sound of a grown woman, sucking her fingers and then having some sought of stomach seizure is incredibly distracting. 2 hours and 6 minutes of the sound of saliva being applied to long fingers is sickening. I shooshed her many times throughout, but did not take any notice. Having this woman being annoying for over 2 hours is excruciating.
Man it sound like you have to take a gentle approach, so if you shout at kids hey react badly to it, so just act like a charm adult and they will usually be quite
oh damn thats the worst. thats happened to me to, but luckily it didn't happen in a theater. it happened when I was watching Blue Velvet in my film history class. my ringtone went off unexpectedly and i quickly put my phone on silent. god that was embarrasing lol
I had one experience once when I watched Spider-Man: Homecoming and there was these two guys sitting right behind me laughing their asses off not because of the movie, but because of a funny meme and to make the situation worse, they talked, kicked my seat and laughed through the first act of the movie! I was furious! 30 minutes in I turned around and yelled: SHUT THE HELL UP AND STOP TOUCHING MY SEAT!!!! STOP BEING A PLAGUE AND GET THE HELL OUT After that outrage, the rest of the theatre started clapping and they responded to the guys: “Yeah, shut up!” or “Get out of here!” After that, some security guards busted in and escorted them out. Couldn’t be happier after they were gone. The theatre was quiet through the rest of the movie
Here's a update from my experiences I was seeing Godzilla and there was this father and his 2 sons talking as loud as your speaking right now about the nba playoffs throughout the entire movie. Then this couple around our age was laughing at the abusive parts from Boyhood which was a incredible piece of film history for being filmed over 12 years.
My least favorite movie going experience was back in November 2011 when I went to Puss in Boots 3D while my mom watched Breaking Dawn Part I. I got in the auditorium and I kid you not, no one was in the auditorium.
Austin, I am looking back at your two videos on this because (seeing as you mentioned Stuckmann's; I also rewatched his, by the way) he's planning on doing another one soon, having implied he had a not-so-great experience with The Conjuring 2 (which, thankfully, he enjoyed the movie; I say that because I've been hearing it's really good).
On time, I saw Peabody and Sherman and a little girl behind me was saying the lines of the movie Word for word most of the time. I was really confused. Did she really see this movie that many times to remember lines. But she stopped (probably because she didn't remember any lines) and that was it Recently, I was on Star Tours for the 500th time, and one time, a little kid was screaming every time we moved It was really annoying
Someone kicking my chair during the movie,i could see maybe one or two kicks because hey you may get a bit uncomfortable,but 8 to 12 times?!? It's why i get to the theatre early ,sit in the back,and plus it feels like im in my own private theatre
I don't remember what movie it was exactly, but my worst experience was someone either LOUDLY eating popcorn/chips or loudly drinking soda. GAAAH. Other than that, I really luck out with movie theaters.
When I went to go see Dawn of the Planet of the Apes this couple in front of me wouldn't stop talking and texting on their phones. Their brightness was on maximum blinding me from the movie. So I took my cherry Coke and dumped it on their heads and some of it got on their phones. They got so pissed. Than 20 minutes later they got back on their phones. Without them knowing I took the lid of the husband's soda off. Took both their phones from them and dropped it in the cup. The cup was half filled. So their phone was drenched. They left the theater finally and the people next to me were like "wow! You're fucking crazy, buy that was the most over the top hilarious way to tell people to silence their cell phones" they applauded me and with the silent golf clap so they didn't disrupt the movie. JK. I'm not that crazy. That didn't happen. I wish it did though. It'd be hilarious though.
Dude, a miracle happened. At Transformers 4 (a shit movie btw) it was full because tickets are half-price on Sundays. Not one person talked. I thought I was in heaven or something.
When I Went See Alien Covenant With My Cousins And Someone Seat Behind Us And He Was Using His Phone for an Hour And we Were Pissed And We Left The Theatre
For tron legacy I give you props for keeping your cool when both the girl and her boyfriend sat by you and purposely tried to provoke you. Yea I would've ask her nicely to stop if she didn't took her phone and smashed it, and looked straight at her boy and see how far he wanted to take it.
I got triggered hearing about the sky fall story, that's not only my favorite bond movie by one of my favorite movies ever, if someone ruined it like that for me in theaters I would've been pretty sad. sorry to hear about that bro
I once snapped on this lady who kept trying to pelt me and my friend with snow caps and playing on her phone full volume. I told her that if she wanted to throw food and be loud and annoying she could go to a zoo and apply to be a chimp (she looked like one anyways) and after that I told her if she didn't turn her phone off and watch the god damn movie that I'd get us both thrown out because I was going to attempt to shove the phone down her throat. I made her spill the snow caps on the floor accidently and even though she didn't turn her phone off, she put it away.
I've never had a terrible experience like the ones you've mentioned, when i saw paranormal activity 2 the whole theatre was pretty loud but I didn't mind, it fed the atmosphere of the film as no one was really taking it seriously it seemed. When I saw This is the End, some woman had the most idiotic annoying I've ever heard, 'ahahaHAAAA' and it was so loud and shrill it was ridiculous, though I guess thats not really her fault. Still very annoying though.
one time iwas in a theater and a big group of teenagers (about 20 of them) came in and started talking. THE WHOLE F*&^%$# MOVIE. I didnt do anything about it... i should have.
Het! Mr Hollywood! Fancy seeing you here! I've just started binge watching these rant videos in anticipation Chris Stuckmann's part 2 of his video and I run into you. lol.
I had a very bad theater experience this year. When I went and saw Insidious: Chapter 3 with my friend Jose, a couple of teenage girls were like whispering and giggling at some of the scares that were in the movie. I try shushing at them so they can be quiet, but they didn't listen. I went and talked to the manager about the incident, but no one took care of it, and everybody was like telling each other to be quiet, and this caused me and my friend Jose to walk out of the movie. Fortunately, I was able to get a refund, and so did my friend Jose.
There are those special occasions when my anger doesn't get the best of me and I will say something like, "Excuse me, we can't quite here you. Would you mind speaking a little louder?"
that friends is why people pirate movies offline
damn that sucks. yea the babies crying pisses off my brother so much. its the bright lights from phones and loud talking that piss me off the most.
there are certain websites you can go to, contests you can win, etc.
I have two stories off the top of my head:
1. When I went to see Up with my family, there was this group of middleschoolers behind us and they were putting their feet up on the chairs, kicking the back of our seats, and talking out loud
2. When I went to see Pacific Rim there was this 12 year old kid and his dad talking out loud like "OH I THINK I KNOW WHATS GONNA HAPPEN!" and "OMG WILL THAT HAPPEN?" I had to cover my ears at one point. I was so close to turning to them and asking them to stop.
I feel for you man.I hate when people take their kids to R rated films it pisses me off.Also when they talk or text in the theatre.
I'm 99.99% on board with you. I did actually become the villain in one circumstance, which I regret. It turns out that some phones now don't allow you to disable emergency amber alerts and weather alerts. I even contacted customer service and they don't seem well informed on how to prevent this.
I became "The Bad Guy" when watching Terrence Malick's 'Knight of Cups' at an art house theater earlier this year. I had put my phone on total silence, not even vibrate. But there was an amber alert and it sent this crazily loud buzzing to my phone. Because I thought I'd muted my phone I didn't assume it was me at first. This resulted in the annoyance lasting a prolonged 10~ seconds before I was like "wait, holy hell... this is coming from MY phone??" The moment I recognized that I turned my phone off completely. I still feel bad about it, but even after contacting customer support I don't know how to prevent that from happening.
The lesson? Just literally turn off your phone during the film. I now shut my phone off before every screening, because muting isn't enough nowadays.
Ouch. I hope I don't see that in my theater.
Worst audiences are usually in family/kids movies or horror movies.
i stood corrected. Two weeks ago,i went to see fast 6 and there was a couple with a child and the child kept whining and he wouldn't be quiet i looked at the kid and i missed a lil bit of the movie and the mom and dad kept taking the kid out of the theater like they kept going up and down the stairs and i was like oh my god i wanted to say something believe me i did but i didn't wanna start anything
Ne being a 13 year old, i dont see much movies in the theater, probably only 3 a month.
The worst experience i had was while watching the power rangers movie. It was around 40 mins in when this baby 5 seats away started crying extremely loudly... the mother tried calming him/her down, but it was no use, five mins later, she took the kid out. Thankfully.
At a the screening for delivery man they kicked out a lady because her phone rang and they asked her to leave and she made a huge scene it was really annoying
thanks Cesar!
I would give a medal to the person in the theater with the guts to punch the annoying movegoers in the face, i would gladly pay for their food and drinks.
How is it whiny that I wanna have a cinematic adventure? Films are better experienced in a theater.
I was watching a movie tonight, I'm the only one in there and out of all the seats in that damn theatre a couple comes in and SITS RIGHT BEHIND ME!! Talked through the whole movie.....i almost ask if they were doing this shit on purpose
I completely agree with you man!! Going to the theatre is not just going to watch a movie, it's an experience! I've been watching your videos & really agree & like your reviews on films!
thanks Clay!
that would be the Tron Legacy one. Worst experience EVER.
One of the worst experiences I've ever had was when I saw the 2014 Ninja Turtles movie. Not only was I extremely bored of the actual movie, I saw it with a half full theatre, and sitting behind us, there was this family of like 4 people, a dad who looked in his mid 30's, two 10 year old girls, and one little boy. And the dad and one of the girls were talking and talking through the WHOLE FUCKING movie. They said shit like, "Oh my god, that's my Mikey," totally out loud where the whole theatre can hear it. "Wow, that's Shredder he looks so cool!" "Do you know who she is? That's April O Neal, she's a reporter." My friend who saw it with me, actually said to one of the girls, "Are you serious?" After they were kicking our seats the entire time. And there was also a little girl who looked like she was 3 or 4 years old, who was running around the theatre laughing and shouting, "WEEEEE!" Man that was a bad experience all around.
supermariofan03 No, not at all.
+Mr. GMAN's Channel Damn, that's terrible.
Hey Austin, if the long trip doesn't tire you, try watching a movie in a theater in Japan. They are respectfully silent. Most noise you would hear are popcorn eating sounds and few giggles.
the general one lots of people use is a site literally called advancescreenings. one i use alot is gofobo
Scream 4 was certainly one of my worst experiences, over of the people in the theater were texting or talking on their phones
thanks man!
Great video mate!
Also I congratulate you for making this
mine is i was watching texas chainsaw 3d then this girl decided to bring beer to the theater and later she dropped it and the gosh damn glass broke! later she went on twitter and started laughing at her tweets
i agree we go to Movie Theaters to watch the movie not listen to music or be on your phone and text Movie Theaters are not homes
I've never had a horrible experience in an actual cinema, but the closest I've had to something like that was during a double music lesson last year with my class. It was our last lesson of the school year and we were watching E.T the Extra-Terrestrial, because we had studied film music earlier in the year and had used the bicycle chase from E.T as an example. This is one of my favourite films of all time, and I really wanted to sit down and enjoy it once again, but there are some classmates who are talking completely out loud about something completely unrelated to the movie. Let me tell you how this was worse than someone talking out loud to everything that had happened in the movie while in a movie theatre:
1. The audio quality of the actual film wasn't as loud
2. The room was smaller
3. They just DIDN'T STOP. Like I said, they weren't even reacting to the movie, they weren't paying any attention to it at all, they were just talking amongst themselves completely out loud
4. Our teacher had told us to listen out carefully for John William's use of music and leitmotifs in the opening scene, and the fact that they were talking not only meant they weren't listening, but also making it hard for other people to listen. It was infuriating, and I was so pissed off I wanted to scream at them. That's my worst experience
My worst movie experience was when I went to see the abomination known as A Good Day to Die Hard.
Throughout the entire film.... nobody stood up, raised their middle fingers and shouted THIS MOVIE SUCKS!.
It shows how much films praised by many are turned down by ignorant dumb-asses while films that deserved the critical thrashing ended up being praised by the same morons.
I have always kept my cool for many years and the last bad experience was seeing oz I wish it was just me seeing there were people talking babies crying and yeah it was horrible I wish I saw it at night
I saw batman v superman and a little kid and her dad and they just talked through the whole movie without giving a shit about anyone trying to focus on the movie
I went to see Jurassic Park in IMAX 3D with my girlfriend it was an awesome movie. But this mother and her daughter came walking right in front of us during the T-Rex break out
oh man thats the worst
Mine was last freaking night at Captain America: The Winter Soldier (3rd viewing, haha). My dad and I were watching it and he had never seen it before. But the only problem was, there were 2 babies screaming throughout most of it. I almost lost it. I went out and talked to Management, but they didn't do anything. HIRE A BABYSITTER! It's really freakin' annoying when people have no consideration for others. At least take the baby out into the corridor where you can comfort the baby, and also see the screen.
Hold on... My experience was three weeks ago... I saw Captain America: The Winter Soldier... And there were 2 babies screaming through most of it...
Its a small world.
Haha :)
i experienced kids who changed their seats constantly when I saw The Other Guys for a second time. I feel your pain man.
I'm no lawyer, but the person shining their phone in your face may be assult.
so how is that bad if there wasn't anyone in the theater?
when I saw Night at the Museum 2 this girl about 4 I say kept kicking my seat every 10 mins. at some point her dirty foot touched my head. Then when I saw Jurassic Word for a second time a parent kept telling their kid about dinosaurs.
Oh, should wait until video is done until commenting. I had an experience with two chatty giggling girls and they were annoying throughout the whole movie then when the phone went off, I shouted "seriously?" I probably would've fought those people you mentioned in the last one. If they sat next to me, that's my cue.
In my screening of No Time To Die in theaters, a group of people took me and my family's seat and argued with us over who's seat it was since they claimed it was theirs. We looked for our real seats when turned out that group was the ones who took our seats.
When I went to watch The Wolverine yesterday with my parents. There was no sound from the projector at all and it lasted until the trailers and the movie began.
My three worst movie going experiences:
1. Ride Along--A few rows in front of me, these parents brought their two toddlers to the movie with them. The kids spent most of the time running around the theater; they clearly had no interest in the movie whatsoever. You know what movie was playing at the same time as Ride Along that night? Frozen!!! Why didn't they take their kids to that movie?! It's more appropriate. These parents either couldn't afford a babysitter or were too lazy to hire one. If that's the case, then DON'T GO TO THE MOVIES if you plan on seeing a movie that's not appropriate for kids.
2. Admission--There were about six teens, around 13-14 years old, I assume. They chatted non-stop during the previews and early on during the movie. They ended up getting bored and leaving about 10 minutes in, so that was a relief
3. The Company You Keep--The only people in the theater with me were these two old ladies. Every time an actor would come on screen, they would go "There's Robert Redford! There's Julie Christie! There's Nick Nolte!" etc. Granted they were whispering rather than talking out loud, but since I was two rows behind them, I could clearly hear them. I ultimately didn't confront them about it because I knew they weren't trying to be rude on purpose, and they only talked when they saw an actor on screen for the first time during the movie.
i saw harry potter and the deathly hallows part and some one was play mobile game on full volume
What was your reaction to that???
Who in The Right Mind Wanna Took Their Kids To See A Rated R Horror Movie That is Stupid
My seat was kicked multiple times when I saw Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Had to move to the front of the theater as a result. Thanks man!
I agree. A little girl and a young woman in another row both had feet kicked up on the seats and were texting on there phones for most of the movie.
also this literally me and my girlfriend was at the movie and these idiot Teenagers boys and girls literally took their shoes and socks and put their feet on our chair in the movie im like ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME THIS IS NOT YOUR HOUSE also they keep talking loud and texting and listening to One Direction out loud me and girlfriend got really pissed off about this
Resident Evil was more of an action movie.
i don't think i ever had a bad moviegoing experience but if its one i don't like,is the audience won't shut the fuck up but i never had that
Hi Austin! I know a trick to get a kid to get a kid to shut up. If they're babbling, whining, screaming, etc., pretend to drink your soda and say," Shhh!" I've done it a couple times and it worked! They usually stop when I do it a second or third time. c:
Thanks for the tip my friend! :)
No problem, man! ^^ I feel your pain when it comes to annoying movie-goers, but the ones that drive me up the wall are people kicking the seats, and little kids in PG-13 and R rated movies >.
you and me both pal. I hate that shit.
Me too! The theater I go to, almost none of that happens, and we have managers going into the auditoriums every 20 minutes, to make sure no one's being obnoxious or on their phones. They only go on their phones if they forget to turn it off or put them on silent. It happens before the previews come up. It's PURE HEAVEN in there! ^7^ Though we occasionally get people kicking the seats or a little kid being loud.
I attended the cinema a few days ago. I chose my seat in the center of the row and happily sat there..... for 5 minutes. Up comes this (repulsive) woman with hundreds of bangles on, a huge basket and a sickening odor. She talked, eat some food which smelled like rotting wood mixed with smoke and sun-dried tomatoes and worst of all sucked her fingers. Through the whole film. The sound of a grown woman, sucking her fingers and then having some sought of stomach seizure is incredibly distracting. 2 hours and 6 minutes of the sound of saliva being applied to long fingers is sickening. I shooshed her many times throughout, but did not take any notice. Having this woman being annoying for over 2 hours is excruciating.
Oh my god Tron: Legacy. HOLY MOTHER OF GOD THOSE PEOPLE WERE ANNOYING AS HELL. You should have thrown her phone when she shoved it in your face.
Man it sound like you have to take a gentle approach, so if you shout at kids hey react badly to it, so just act like a charm adult and they will usually be quite
could not agree more man. this wasn't really disrespectful, but when i saw Captain Phillips on friday so many people kept walking in front of me.
oh damn thats the worst. thats happened to me to, but luckily it didn't happen in a theater. it happened when I was watching Blue Velvet in my film history class. my ringtone went off unexpectedly and i quickly put my phone on silent. god that was embarrasing lol
I had one experience once when I watched Spider-Man: Homecoming and there was these two guys sitting right behind me laughing their asses off not because of the movie, but because of a funny meme and to make the situation worse, they talked, kicked my seat and laughed through the first act of the movie! I was furious! 30 minutes in I turned around and yelled:
SHUT THE HELL UP AND STOP TOUCHING MY SEAT!!!! STOP BEING A PLAGUE AND GET THE HELL OUT
After that outrage, the rest of the theatre started clapping and they responded to the guys: “Yeah, shut up!” or “Get out of here!” After that, some security guards busted in and escorted them out. Couldn’t be happier after they were gone. The theatre was quiet through the rest of the movie
Here's a update from my experiences I was seeing Godzilla and there was this father and his 2 sons talking as loud as your speaking right now about the nba playoffs throughout the entire movie. Then this couple around our age was laughing at the abusive parts from Boyhood which was a incredible piece of film history for being filmed over 12 years.
My least favorite movie going experience was back in November 2011 when I went to Puss in Boots 3D while my mom watched Breaking Dawn Part I. I got in the auditorium and I kid you not, no one was in the auditorium.
Ha!
not the same experience as a theater. luckily I have less of "those" times at the theater lately.
Austin, I am looking back at your two videos on this because (seeing as you mentioned Stuckmann's; I also rewatched his, by the way) he's planning on doing another one soon, having implied he had a not-so-great experience with The Conjuring 2 (which, thankfully, he enjoyed the movie; I say that because I've been hearing it's really good).
I love it when you're angry. It's so entertaining. I mean that in a good way. Lol
I went to see iron man 3 with my dad and it was an amazing film. However a mother brought all her kids and the daughter talked a lot
giggling girls are always the worst haha.
What was the situation that backfired?
On time, I saw Peabody and Sherman and a little girl behind me was saying the lines of the movie
Word for word most of the time. I was really confused. Did she really see this movie that many times to remember lines.
But she stopped (probably because she didn't remember any lines) and that was it
Recently, I was on Star Tours for the 500th time, and one time, a little kid was screaming every time we moved
It was really annoying
Beautiful
oh god. she was probably drunk as hell lol
Someone kicking my chair during the movie,i could see maybe one or two kicks because hey you may get a bit uncomfortable,but 8 to 12 times?!?
It's why i get to the theatre early ,sit in the back,and plus it feels like im in my own private theatre
Was this video meant to have an image on the side?
I don't remember what movie it was exactly, but my worst experience was someone either LOUDLY eating popcorn/chips or loudly drinking soda. GAAAH. Other than that, I really luck out with movie theaters.
thats understandable. dont take advantage!
go for it man! I'll definitely watch it. Oh man I hope no one fucks up Iron Man 3 for you. Happy Early Birthday! Thanks man!
Wow, a whole lotta people piggy backed Chris' original vid didnt they...
Seems like it!
Even used the same thumbnail Chris did too. Nice!
Actually. I used this one first.
Leah Marie I don't care, I like hearing these kinds of stories
Wow, now take a look at that. Nobody fucking cares. :D
I was on the floor laughing! Hilarious Austin!
When I went to go see Dawn of the Planet of the Apes this couple in front of me wouldn't stop talking and texting on their phones. Their brightness was on maximum blinding me from the movie. So I took my cherry Coke and dumped it on their heads and some of it got on their phones. They got so pissed. Than 20 minutes later they got back on their phones. Without them knowing I took the lid of the husband's soda off. Took both their phones from them and dropped it in the cup. The cup was half filled. So their phone was drenched. They left the theater finally and the people next to me were like "wow! You're fucking crazy, buy that was the most over the top hilarious way to tell people to silence their cell phones" they applauded me and with the silent golf clap so they didn't disrupt the movie.
JK. I'm not that crazy.
That didn't happen. I wish it did though. It'd be hilarious though.
you my friend are very lucky haha
Dude, a miracle happened. At Transformers 4 (a shit movie btw) it was full because tickets are half-price on Sundays. Not one person talked. I thought I was in heaven or something.
supermariofan03
About halfway through.. hell yes.
When I Went See Alien Covenant With My Cousins And Someone Seat Behind Us And He Was Using His Phone for an Hour And we Were Pissed And We Left The Theatre
For tron legacy I give you props for keeping your cool when both the girl and her boyfriend sat by you and purposely tried to provoke you. Yea I would've ask her nicely to stop if she didn't took her phone and smashed it, and looked straight at her boy and see how far he wanted to take it.
all i can say to that is.....wow. dicks lol
experimenting maybe? lol
Fucking jump cuts, please.
I'd rather have a lo of jump cuts than umms in a video.
You say umm in between two words an awful lot.
So? A lot of people tend to do that.
I got triggered hearing about the sky fall story, that's not only my favorite bond movie by one of my favorite movies ever, if someone ruined it like that for me in theaters I would've been pretty sad. sorry to hear about that bro
I once snapped on this lady who kept trying to pelt me and my friend with snow caps and playing on her phone full volume. I told her that if she wanted to throw food and be loud and annoying she could go to a zoo and apply to be a chimp (she looked like one anyways) and after that I told her if she didn't turn her phone off and watch the god damn movie that I'd get us both thrown out because I was going to attempt to shove the phone down her throat. I made her spill the snow caps on the floor accidently and even though she didn't turn her phone off, she put it away.
furckirng annoying? sorry to disappoint.
I talk at the movies... to explain what's happening to my mom (she doesn't really understand English). I hope that doesn't piss you off :C
I've never had a terrible experience like the ones you've mentioned, when i saw paranormal activity 2 the whole theatre was pretty loud but I didn't mind, it fed the atmosphere of the film as no one was really taking it seriously it seemed.
When I saw This is the End, some woman had the most idiotic annoying I've ever heard, 'ahahaHAAAA' and it was so loud and shrill it was ridiculous, though I guess thats not really her fault. Still very annoying though.
There should be a drinking game every time you say the F-word in this video. xD
one time iwas in a theater and a big group of teenagers (about 20 of them) came in and started talking. THE WHOLE F*&^%$# MOVIE. I didnt do anything about it... i should have.
i shall!
oh and
Sounds like you have anger issues
Kyle Schneid I just don't like people being disrespectful when I or others are trying to enjoy a movie haha.
+Austin Putnam Neither do I. It's disrespectful! >:(
+Kyle Schneid If you've never had a bad movie-going experience, Kyle, good for you.
As Jerome said to Luke in the Filmtastic Four's "The Hottie and the Nottie" review, you have a strong soul.
Het! Mr Hollywood! Fancy seeing you here! I've just started binge watching these rant videos in anticipation Chris Stuckmann's part 2 of his video and I run into you. lol.
wow a laser pointer? i hope the kid gtfo lol