My toxic relationship with film theaters

by Dru diet
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Movies are my favorite artistic model. I grew up, and going to the movie Theater was more desirable. I had more than a few birthday parties that were trips to movies. The theatrical experience was and still is a sacred experience for me, even when I start expanding the continuous middle -aged peak.

However, my last three games to two different sessions in the cinema included every sour moment that reminds me that I am spoiled with the date of my movie screening. It also makes me realize that I am in a toxic relationship with theaters that will not be able to leave.

I love Los Angeles

I must live in Los Angeles for a short period of time in my life. During that time, I must go to cinemas with respectable fans – my true church on this planet is the new Beverly Cinema, but I also miss the Hollywood and Santa Monica RAb cinema – and I saw that such experiences are also available in major cities with a culture of artistic appreciation.

This is no longer the situation of living now. Instead, I am in a position that most Americans can likely be when it comes to choosing a movie theater experience: a group of advanced chains such as AMC and RGAL, a company that I worked with and can witness its screaming. There is an uncomfortable decent theater at least nearby, but even has made a victim of those sour notes that I mentioned earlier.

Film Theater accidents

Although I am reviewing the movies, I do not go out to the cinema theater of the ton. The price of my ticket, travel, and any concessions that come out of my own pocket (I only get a drink these days), which is an expensive deal for a person with the living situation. So, it was the first movie I saw in theaters this year was Superman ((Evaluation). Everything was going wonderfully until the film was closed in the middle of the road. No one in the audience woke up while stopping the image of the movie, so I had to be the person who informed the institution. Understand but easily corrected. One hit.

It was the next movie I saw Edington (Oh see, Another review!). This time, I only and two older couples were in the theater. Unfortunately, a woman spoke through the majority of the movie. I spoke and said, “Sorry, can you stop talking?” He did not even receive a compliment of a glimpse of my direction. If anyone there believes that the children and members of the younger audience are destroying the movie theater experience, then I am here to tell you that the mobilization of retirement is equally guilty.

It was the last movie theater for me for arms (Well, my God, Klox, There is a review for that, too!) And everything seemed well until I reached to find a young couple with one of them sitting in my seat. I was not about to cause a scene because the theater was not anywhere near the full, so I simply sat in the open seat next to the seat that I chose because the entire class was empty except for myself and this couple. The person adjacent to me finally got up and moved to the other seat next to the other important, and made me feel as if I were the annoying things to try this person.

When, as you know, I paid the price of this seat.

I wish I knew how to leave you

All cinema theater matches may be from now on a risk sentenced to show some inconvenience that will remind me of the extent of missing films in the theater under the optimal circumstances. I hate going to the movies here, but I love the movies too much to go to the cold Türkiye. In addition, I need to see some new versions to make articles for this site.

As such, although I may burn in one way or another, I continue to return to the theater. I know that I will return next month to Long walkStephen King’s story that I was waiting for to see decades’ air conditioning. And when I go to see Long walkI expect something to mention me why I hate how the movie theater treats me when all I want is to give it my love.

I will continue to return even if it hurts me. … or even I can go to a movie theater with an audience and an exhibition that deserves the curse.

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