STFU Please.
For all you movie goers out there, there’s nothing like the feeling of excitement to watch the premiere of a new movie. You take your time purchasing tickets for the midnight showing and sometimes spend over an hour waiting in line to get good seats. After getting your seats you grab your popcorn, icee (yes I said icee), and other foods to snack on. The movie begins and you just cannot wait to see what happens. But then there are a bunch of teeny boppers and tweenies that are SO excited that they can not shut the eff up! It annoys the hell out of me especially when I missed something that was said that’s important to the story. I know there are those that are pretty good at keeping quiet, but then there are those other immature teens that think they’re cool and don’t have respect for others in the theater.
To be honest I shouldn’t even say “immature teens” because sometimes grown ass adults are just as bad. It didn’t help that I was already annoyed last night by people talking in the theater while watching New Moon, but today in class two adults would not STFU during a video. Usually people don’t care about watching videos in class, but this one was about vibrators…what can I say, it was interesting, (you know you’d watch it too). I wish I was sitting in front of them so I could have told them to SHUT IT.
So if you’re ever watching a movie in a theater, stop the RUDENESS. SHUT UP, BE QUIET AND WATCH THE DAMN MOVIE! (but still laugh at appropriate times).
That is all.
yeeBay 
I am totally with you on this one! My other half and I stopped going to the larger chain cinema ‘cos the ushers could not handle the volume of teens in there so we now frequent our local and you rarely see anyone under 20 in there.
YES.
this is what i DO NOT miss about the bay – at least in NY ppl aren’t like the ppl back home… surprised? yea i was.
For the last Harry Potter movie, I turned around and rudely scorned “STFU..” realized they were 2 harmless nerds who looked genuinely embarassed (and perhaps didn’t get out much?) … and I felt hella bad.
But tweens. Tweens is another story.
Update: my other half & I went to see Paranormal Activity & as we were heading to the cinema, there were half a dozen teens hanging out close by, I guess getting their cash ready for the cinema. They were pretty boisterous on the way to the cinema and were in front of us in the line, I couldn’t tell what flick they were seeing & then I noticed Zombieland was up at the same time as ours. I was praying to God they were going to see that one instead but when we got in the cinema, there they were, right in the middle seats at the front.
Now here’s the surprising thing: no noise throughout the whole film. OMFG!!! can you believe it???
I was unbelievably pleased… after the movie, we overheard the guys in the group actually admitting to being scared and all locked up in their seats.
One in a million chance this will ever happen, One in a trillion chance that this will happen for a scary movie….