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Rdr4evr · 11-25-2004, 02:23 PM

I have had more than a few instances where black people yell/scream/talk at/in the theater. I don't believe it is a racist issue, because EVERY single time I have had an issue at a movie, it has always been because of a black individual or group. Either they are constantly being loud and obnoxious through out a majority of the film, or they talk amongst themselves during the film. God forbid you tell them to shut their mouths too; otherwise it is a fight ready to happen.

I use to go to the same theater for a good few months, and 70% of those times I had problems, and being stubborn, I insisted that me and my g/f continue to go to the same theater because I found it to be the best one in our vicinity comfort wise and technology wise.

But luckily, a while ago I have found a new theater that I go to and have had no bad experiences as of yet.

In the old one I attended, the last bad experience I had was in "28 Days Later". Me and my g/f got there early and found some good seats because we knew the theater would be packed. About 10 minutes into the movie, two black girls decided to walk DIRECTLY in front of us obstructing our view (we were in the second row), asking if we would move over so they could sit down. So I decided what the hell, and moved over, although I HATE when people come in late and expect me to move my seat after I have been there for the last 30 minutes. Anyways, we move over and they sit next to us. What a big mistake that was, for the REST of the movie all they did was talk to the fucking actors and when they weren’t doing that, they were talking out loud on their cell phones. To top it off, about 10 minutes before the film ended, they found a party and decided to leave the theater and attend the party instead. I know this because they were so LOUD talking on their cell that I could hear their whole conversation.

After that incident, I decided I am COMPLETELY sick of going to that theater.

The funny thing is, most people never say anything to them because they are probably afraid of their violent behavior. Even if they are not violent, the way they yell during films portrays them as so.

11-25-2004, 02:23 PM	#55 (permalink)
Rdr4evr Banned	I have had more than a few instances where black people yell/scream/talk at/in the theater. I don't believe it is a racist issue, because EVERY single time I have had an issue at a movie, it has always been because of a black individual or group. Either they are constantly being loud and obnoxious through out a majority of the film, or they talk amongst themselves during the film. God forbid you tell them to shut their mouths too; otherwise it is a fight ready to happen. I use to go to the same theater for a good few months, and 70% of those times I had problems, and being stubborn, I insisted that me and my g/f continue to go to the same theater because I found it to be the best one in our vicinity comfort wise and technology wise. But luckily, a while ago I have found a new theater that I go to and have had no bad experiences as of yet. In the old one I attended, the last bad experience I had was in "28 Days Later". Me and my g/f got there early and found some good seats because we knew the theater would be packed. About 10 minutes into the movie, two black girls decided to walk DIRECTLY in front of us obstructing our view (we were in the second row), asking if we would move over so they could sit down. So I decided what the hell, and moved over, although I HATE when people come in late and expect me to move my seat after I have been there for the last 30 minutes. Anyways, we move over and they sit next to us. What a big mistake that was, for the REST of the movie all they did was talk to the fucking actors and when they weren’t doing that, they were talking out loud on their cell phones. To top it off, about 10 minutes before the film ended, they found a party and decided to leave the theater and attend the party instead. I know this because they were so LOUD talking on their cell that I could hear their whole conversation. After that incident, I decided I am COMPLETELY sick of going to that theater. The funny thing is, most people never say anything to them because they are probably afraid of their violent behavior. Even if they are not violent, the way they yell during films portrays them as so. Last edited by Rdr4evr; 11-25-2004 at 02:26 PM..