The most inconsiderate moviegoer you've ever encountered!

[DaShape]

Today's Question is: Who is the most inconsiderate moviegoer you have ever encountered and why? (True stories only please)

Rather if it's kids talking, people talking on cell phones or maybe even a film critic popping open a lap top to type of their review . . . while the movie is still going on. Whatever it is that annoys you, here's where you can vent!

[Snoballz]

Without going into too many details. It would have to be chick giving her boyfriend a handjob during Night at the Museum. :roll:

[DaShape]

Without going into too many details. It would have to be chick giving her boyfriend a handjob during Night at the Museum. :roll:

WHAT!?!?!?!? You've got to give more details than this? Was it a packed theater or almost empty?

[BooMan]

Without going into too many details. It would have to be chick giving her boyfriend a handjob during Night at the Museum. :roll:

DUDE WE JUST STARTED DATING MAN! GET OVER IT!!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

[krueger4653]

it didnt really bother me but I thought it was pretty funny, somebody dropped thier baby during the fantastic 4. All you heard was a thud and then crying.

[ny ghoul]

ANY movie in ANY theatre in NYC on a Friday or Saturday night. You can't watch and enjoy a film. Unless you're in a small independent theatre watching a foreign film or something rare you're screwed. Babies crying; teens yelling and being rude; etc etc etc.
Im in NYC and even on a weeknight I drive up to Westchester about 45 mins from me to go see a movie in peace lol.

****oh and now more and more theatres feel the need to offer pizzas and burgers as if popcorn and candy wasnt enough; now you have to smell greasy food wafting through the air and people munching and slobbering like gloms!

[DaShape]

I actually have TONS of cinema pet peeves (reasons why I started this thread) but this is probably the one that annoys me the most for some bizzar reason I can't even completely understand . . .

I loath this. I normally go to afternoon or late morning showings during week days to avoid the crowds. (the only exception is midnight showings for movies I just can't wait to see). So I'll find a seat in the pretty much an empty theater. Others come in after me and they have a WIDE range of seating choices and for some reason they decide to sit one of three places.

1.) The seat right next to me (or only one space in between us)
2.) The Seats right in front of me
3.) The seats right behind me

Out of the ENTIRE empty theater why do they have to sit right freak'n next to me??? I guess some people like the experience of sitting next to complete strangers (and I understand doing this when the theater is crowded but empty????) when they don't have to. Honestly, this really gets under my skin. So much so in fact that I'll stand up and move to a new seat. My wife always gets embarrassed when I make her move but I don't honestly care. My feelings about this? I paid the $8.50-$10.00 for the ticket and I don't want to hear people talking and smacking their lips while chowing down on food (if I don't have to).