Visiting Cinemas

Just back from seeing Interstellar but I was reminded why I don't go to the cinema very often these days.

I can't stand listening to people stuff their faces throughout the film with gallon drums of smelly popcorn and/or eating sweets with wrappers that rustle.

Same here. Haven't been for 10 years.

I used to go every now and then in BKK but you always got some fecker on his mobile phone!

I can't sit still for that long either so don't go anymore, I would rather read a newspaper!

Went at weekend to watch Interstellar and first time to cinema since Wolf on Wall Street!

Expensive or what!!!

bwfc71 wrote:Went at weekend to watch Interstellar and first time to cinema since Wolf on Wall Street!

Expensive or what!!!

Is it getting up for a tenner a ticket now?

Sluffy wrote:

xmiles wrote:Just back from seeing Interstellar but I was reminded why I don't go to the cinema very often these days.

I can't stand listening to people stuff their faces throughout the film with gallon drums of smelly popcorn and/or eating sweets with wrappers that rustle.

Was the film worth seeing?

Not been for years.

Think I watched the first Deuce Bigalow.

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Natasha Whittam wrote:

xmiles wrote:Just back from seeing Interstellar but I was reminded why I don't go to the cinema very often these days.

I can't stand listening to people stuff their faces throughout the film with gallon drums of smelly popcorn and/or eating sweets with wrappers that rustle.

Was the film worth seeing?

Frustrated me too that he didnt review it.

I saw it over the weekend, I enjoyed it as a big dumb blockbuster but It's not particularly special. 

Fun for five minutes IMO. Can't believe people have compared it to 2001, good grief. 

It's more like Sunshine.

I like big dumb sci-fi blockbusters.

You'll love it then, and honestly I did enjoy it.... to a point... I'll leave it there to not spoil it.

the dialogue is absolutely appalling too btw.

I always abide by the rules:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/5live/films/code_of_conduct.pdf

xmiles wrote:Just back from seeing Interstellar but I was reminded why I don't go to the cinema very often these days.

I can't stand listening to people stuff their faces throughout the film with gallon drums of smelly popcorn and/or eating sweets with wrappers that rustle.

It's people who talk during the film that piss me off. I threw a half bucket of popcorn at some knobber in Vue a few weeks back while trying to watch The Equaliser.

Breadman wrote:I always abide by the rules:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/5live/films/code_of_conduct.pdf

I hope those rules include having an empty popcorn carton with a hole in for your willy forbidden as well...

You are a dirty little sod, Karl.

We're not all like you, you know........

karlypants wrote:

Breadman wrote:I always abide by the rules:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/5live/films/code_of_conduct.pdf

I hope those rules include having an empty popcorn carton with a hole in for your willy forbidden as well...

Magoo must be banned from every cinema in Devon!

Natasha Whittam wrote:

xmiles wrote:Just back from seeing Interstellar but I was reminded why I don't go to the cinema very often these days.

I can't stand listening to people stuff their faces throughout the film with gallon drums of smelly popcorn and/or eating sweets with wrappers that rustle.

It's people who talk during the film that piss me off. I threw a half bucket of popcorn at some knobber in Vue a few weeks back while trying to watch The Equaliser.

I watched the Equaliser in Florida at the back end of September and if people talking during the film pissed you off, you would have hated it there.

Christ they really know how to over react in public do the Americans.