Top Ten Worst Types of Moviegoers
Everyone who's been to a theater even at least a few times has had a bad experience at the cinema where one or more people decide to be as obnoxious as possible. I've definitely had mine as well! Here are the worst types of moviegoersLook, I get it. It's a G or PG movie. It's family-friendly and definitely for kids. But that is no excuse to let your demonic children run around the theater screaming like banshees!
Believe me, this has happened before while I was in a theater. Good thing my mom got a refund after she complained.
I may only be a teenager, but still, how could you be such an irresponsible parent! The last thing people need is some parents bringing in their screaming and crying baby into a movie that was not intended for them. This has happened to me too many times before and it really makes me angry!
Really, all I can say is get a babysitter. I don't want to hear a baby crying at any movie.
Please, if you're going to go to movies with the sole purpose of being an A-hole and ruining it for everyone, you can just GTFO.
This is that one kid (or even adult!) who feels the need to add his own commentary to the movie out loud! I still don't know why these people feel the absolute need to do it because literally everyone else is annoyed by it!
If you were watching The Golden Compass, it is at times like having two narrators.
The movie: This is important.
Person: Guys, this is important.
I get it, someone was checking the time or something, but why the hell do some people go to the movies if they are just going to be on their phone the entire time! It can totally wait until after. Unless it's urgent, then step outside. No one wants to see your bright screen in the corner of their vision while trying to watch a film.
Yeah! When I saw Black Sabbath: The End of the End, someone was on their phone almost the whole time. And, he left after Paranoid was finished, even though there were 40 minutes or so of extra content and interviews left.
This happened a couple of times to me where a kid started to get really restless and began kicking my seat. I should have said something, but I just endured this annoyance by pushing back whenever he did it. You should totally try doing that though whenever someone kicks your seat. They usually stop!
This pretty much just applies to stuff like comic book movies or other things with huge fandoms behind them. It's ok to be a big fan of something, but some people take it way too far.
For example, I got to see The Force Awakens when it was fairly new and theaters were packed. Some cosplayers were in the theater, and they kept on whispering and talking to each other. One of them even had a light-up lightsaber, which obviously didn't turn out well.
This happened once in a theater I was in. This couple was making out in the back of the theater near where I was periodically, and I had to keep hearing their lips smacking and such. It got pretty annoying.
They could have done worse things though if you know what I mean...
Ok, I'm actually guilty of this one, I'll be honest. Sometimes you gotta open that bag of chips while making as little noise as possible, but usually to no avail.
I hate those kinds of moviegoers, especially on YouTube. You know, when people make those annoying "fake shock" expressions when they watch a famous Disney or DreamWorks movie. Those ones annoy the heck out of me.
I also hate it when people overreact to Monsters Inside Me about how gross it is and how people make fun of the tragedies. It sickens me. But I love it when people roast Rei Skywalker.
I love Monsters Inside Me because it teaches about the warning signs of becoming infected, as provided by Dr. Dan Riskin, and how to keep each other safe.
I apologize if this comment is long.