Top 10 Worst Things About Going to the Movies

I was in 6th grade, and I went to the cinema with my friend and no parents. We kept talking before and during the movie. People kept shushing us, and I said to my friend, "It surely can't be that annoying!" The very next time I was in the cinema, these two people wouldn't shut up, and it was really annoying! I'm never talking in a cinema again!

There was an ad before a movie, and it was for another movie. It was going to be released in April. Then a random little kid who probably shouldn't be watching a PG-13 movie yelled, "APRIL, THAT'S MY BIRTHDAY!"

People's phones ring, and everyone is upset because they're trying to watch the movie. It would actually be practical for callers to turn off their phones and just watch the movie. That's all. Just turn it off.

What I don't get is that unless they have a call or something like that, why did they actually go to the movie just to go on their phones?

You can detach from that specific screen for a while, believe it or not. Even if it is to look at an even larger, louder one.

Someone putting their foot on your headrest is just as bad.

We need to install spikes on the back of our seats.

Yeah, it's usually kids who do a thing like this.

It took $40 for my friends and me to get one large popcorn, medium drinks, and two candies. How much did it cost to produce? Nowhere near that much. Plus, the actual movie stuff is even more expensive.

Should be much higher, especially since they discourage you from bringing in food. But it is fun sneaking snacks into the theater.

Such a huge rip-off! Ugh! It's like workers are trying to scam their customers or something like that!

This can be a problem when going out to the movies. Probably because their parents forced their kids to go, so that may be one reason why.

Honestly, you can't say you've been to a movie before if you haven't dealt with this.

I don't see this a lot, but it would ruin your whole movie-watching experience.

Someone snoring during the movie signifies that the individual is sleeping. They could be tired, plus the snoring will disrupt the movie-going experience.

I actually did this while watching The Blair Witch Project in 1999. It was so boring.

Tall people should sit at the back because they are so annoying and full of arrogance.

Well, you shouldn't take your baby to the movie because they might cry in the middle of it and disrupt the people watching. Just hire a babysitter to watch over them so the audience can have a more pleasant experience.

Parents who bring their babies to theatres are idiots. They're obviously going to cry and scream, and it's just plain rude to the audience who paid for the movie. If you can't hire a sitter, you should've used a condom.

They're always really loud, and they don't even understand the movie.

A friend shushed me rudely while we saw Shrek 2 when I jokingly said "Zordon" in a quiet voice during the mirror guy scene. No one shushes me while I make reference jokes! Those shushers are the ones that need to shut up!

That's why some movie theaters assign seats.

Trap 'em in an airtight jar with nothing but Taco Bell to eat, then hope that they don't escape until they learn their lesson.

Uh oh! You have to... pay for a ticket?

If it were free, we would have to add the movie-going experience to our taxes.

This scenario happened to me before. The drunk person kept cussing loudly and being racist.

Demon brats cause this by throwing their drinks and stomping their melted candy bars into a sticky mess on the ground.

Unless they're complaining about the little demons that run amok.

Especially if the kid thinks they own the entire theater just because it's their birthday.