What was the last movie you've seen?

[GazongaJoe]

Mine was probably when I saw Argo simply because the woman behind me and my mom was telling the guy next to her everything that was happening though he kept saying "I know" and " I see it". I wanted to deck her one but that'd make me the rude one. You'd think one wouldn't be stupid enough to not realize that someone is stapling papers when it's on the screen, but apparently this lady thought we were all very stupid.

[Bikeage]

Mine was probably when I saw Argo simply because the woman behind me and my mom was telling the guy next to her everything that was happening though he kept saying "I know" and " I see it". I wanted to deck her one but that'd make me the rude one. You'd think one wouldn't be stupid enough to not realize that someone is stapling papers when it's on the screen, but apparently this lady thought we were all very stupid.

Decking her would fall under "assault" as opposed to "rude", but I get the gist of it. A firm "Shhhhhhh!" or even turning and asking them to please be quiet so you can enjoy the movie you paid for would have been acceptable. Who cares if that comes across as rude to an idiot who can't keep their mouth shut, not like you would ever see these people again.

[fastbilly1]

Last movie I saw in theaters was The Hobbit and I don't plan on going again until the next Hobbit.

Same. As much as I love Riddick, I cant justify the $30 it will cost for my wife and I to go

[Luke]

While I am on a rant, my other annoyance is people clapping after the movie is over. Why??

Custom/Tradition/Show of Appreciation

Screenwriters will ask "was there any applause during the credits?".

[AppleQueso]

What Mustang said, plus people are more entitled these days. "I don't want to have to drive and wait in line. Why do I have to pay $12.50usd to go to a theater when I can buy the Blu ray for $25.00usd and watch it only once and then let it collect dust?".

I find it kinda weird to claim that people paying for something is an "entitlement" issue.

[noiseredux]

What Mustang said, plus people are more entitled these days. "I don't want to have to drive and wait in line. Why do I have to pay $12.50usd to go to a theater when I can buy the Blu ray for $25.00usd and watch it only once and then let it collect dust?".

I find it kinda weird to claim that people paying for something is an "entitlement" issue.

I hate going to the movies. I hate all the obnoxious teens that talk and text through the whole thing.

And for the record, I buy my shiz on DVD. For less than $20. And watch it numerous times.

[Luke]

Monday and Tuesday matinees around here are usually empty.

[s1mplehumar]

What Mustang said, plus people are more entitled these days. "I don't want to have to drive and wait in line. Why do I have to pay $12.50usd to go to a theater when I can buy the Blu ray for $25.00usd and watch it only once and then let it collect dust?".

I find it kinda weird to claim that people paying for something is an "entitlement" issue.

I hate going to the movies. I hate all the obnoxious teens that talk and text through the whole thing.

And for the record, I buy my shiz on DVD. For less than $20. And watch it numerous times.

This. Maybe if those teens paid for tickets with their hard earned cash, well...maybe they'd appreciate the movie AND respect their surroundings? Nope, n/m. My age group does the same damned thing. I do still enjoy the weekend movie experience, just not as much as when I was....say 15.

[s1mplehumar]

Monday and Tuesday matinees around here are usually empty.

That's my bag. Personal day and matinee!

[BurningDoom]

While I am on a rant, my other annoyance is people clapping after the movie is over. Why??

Maybe to show they appreciated it?