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I've never seen anyone get warned or kicked out. Our theatre doesn't have the best management. People could be having a fight with guns and I doubt they'd be even WARNED.

Yes, but only because the fire alarms went off.

Once. In Dickie Roberts. My friends and I were talking like crazy.

Oh, and in Brown Sugar. But the movie was horrible, so we didn't try to get back in.

I'm not sure ifit's because our theatres have bad management or not, but I've never seen anyone get warned or kicked out, ever. One of my friends went to a movie at a Rave theatre sometime last year, and she said they were throwing popcorn everywhere, and didn't get into any trouble at all.

Actually, I'm going to go see Harry Potter 3 with a few friends tomorrow. Maybe I should experiment and see if I get chucked out. Or no, it costs $6 a ticket and it's supposed to be a good movie...maybe another day.

I never got close. I'm a good little girl.

i havent, but during the fellowship of the ring (the third time i saw it...) there were a few girls sat behind me and my brother, throughout the film they yapped on and on and on (OH LOOK DUMBLEDORE! was a particularly poor attempt ) but i finally lost my rag when gandalf fell at kazad-dum (oh no hes dead) and told them if they didnt shut the -ahem- up (no children in the room - i checked) id tell them exactly what happens in the other two films, and be it on their head if anyone else didnt like it.
they were quiet for the most (only me and my bro could hear them, wed already seen it so we werent so bothered by the hushed whispers)
and next day we got an academy award version DVD anyway.
(same goes for two towers and return of the king, connections are fun )

Our movie theatre is very popular, there are always people there no doubt. So someone could go across the main place and probably only a handful of people would notice.

But no, I've never been kicked out of a movie theatre. If we ever throw popcorn, nobody knows we threw it because we do a very good job of hiding it.

We went to see A Walk To Remember, and it was so boring we were chucking popcorn around, and random food, talking and laughing very loudly...kept switching seats etc...

But I mean, there were about 4 other people there ><

I've never been thrown out, but I've been threatened. My friend accidentally broke a seat, so we blamed it on the townies in front of us. Mwahaha.

No I can't say I have. I don't recall ever seeing anyone being kicked out. Some of my friends have been known to make smart remarks during the movies though and all that happens is people start laughing *shruggs*

Some people in cinemas drive me insane though where they do sound effects to go along with the movie, try watch Black Hawk Down with a guy sitting behind you doing that and I swear you'd be just about ready to tear your hair out by the end of it.

Naw, but I have been yelled at. And thrown coins (dimes, quarters, pennies, nickels...you get the picture), popcorn, a watch, a jumbo popcorn, and accidentally tore open a bag of skittles so roughly that all of it's contents exploded and thundered throughout the theater during a touching scene. Hey, my friend had asked me to open it and I got frusterated! Watching The Day After Tomorrow, another friend wouldn't shut up about the weirdest things (I like bananas, etc) so we were shushed by the people in front of us. But we don't have ushers or anything, so I (or any friends) never got into trouble.

I hate the stubborn old farts who yell though. I only throw things; I don't talk. Somehow, I always manage to get into the trouble because my friends are too busy chit-chatting. That's why I usually only go with one person now.

I haven't, but my mates nearly did when I wasn't there, but that's a totally different story.

Actually this week I went to see HP3 with my friend and we were making a terrible racket, but luckily the movie theatre was nearly empty so no one really got disturbed. If they did, we would've probably been kicked out.

Nopez...but my Friendz will be the Centre of Attraction...

In some roundabout way, it probably was their fault