As a guy who love to go to the movies, isn't it a shame when your experience is interrupted by some of the negative?
Watching the lastest Marvel movie or potential Oscar winning film in the theater is still an amazing experience that you simply can't duplicate at home. The act of going the movies is a social experience that seems to be trapped in a time when people are so determined to make the rest of the world as much of home as possible.
In the area that I live in, we have plenty of theaters to choose from (though I haven't been to the Alamo Drafthouse which has a STRICT no phone policy and I hear the theaters in Europe are better), but they eventually are faced with some of these annoyances. If you could which of the following would you completely eliminate?
For me, the crying baby would be my first choice. I was trying to watch Miss Peregrines Home for Peculiar Children when a family brought their newborn to the theater where it wailed most of the movie. The parents walked back and forth through the aisles, but never left the theater. It was clearly pissing off the rest of the crowd, and they seemed to cheer when an user finally came in at the hour and fifteen minute mark to kick them out.
Got any theater horror stories? Which of the annoying traits would you get rid of?