Theater's should have two separate rooms for each movie, a "loud room" where you can be loud and audibly react, and a "quiet room" where you are expected to be quiet

Posted by La_knavo4@reddit | CrazyIdeas | View on Reddit | 19 comments

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BBWolf326@reddit

I know this isn't racist, but it could so easily be misunderstood to be racist... Low key, this is a great idea. Im old af and can't stand opening weekends because of how loud people get. Love my quiet matinee movies, but if I could go to a theater where everyone is just gonna stfu and watch (within reason) I'd pay extra for a quiet theater. I just know that disturbing the quiet theater would become the new tik tok meme though.

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Budsygus@reddit

Honestly I like this idea. Especially for old movies they bring back for limited runs. Sell a few normal screenings then one "loud" screening where it's just expected you're gonna say whatever you want.

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bebop_cola_good@reddit

In college, they would show movies in the big math lecture hall, one quiet showing at 7 and a loud one at 11. Honestly the ones at 11 were much more fun. I saw Team America: World Police that way!

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iowanaquarist@reddit

Depends on the movie. I could see that one being fun being loud, but most horror movies do not do well with a running audience commentary.

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AggravatingBid8255@reddit

Sounds like you're room 7 for one and 11 for the other

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Scrangdorber@reddit

...Isn't this just racial segregation?

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iowanaquarist@reddit

Class, not race.

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UnlimitedManny@reddit

?? Fugoff

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JungleCakes@reddit

That’s a pretty racist comment

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NoCard753@reddit

Humans should be divided into two separate groups: those who know how to use an apostrophe and those who don't.

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AContrarianDick@reddit

Wh'ich g'roup d'o I fal'l in'?

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iowanaquarist@reddit

Yes.

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Adventurous_Button63@reddit

This is why I don’t go to the theater to watch movies anymore. Went after years of never going because I wanted to see the Demon Slayer movie in the theater for my birthday. We were 3 weeks after release so no big crowds, but a group of teens and a mother with all her kids and nieces and nephews kicked my seat until we moved down a row. Then the teens yelled through the entire finale and talked over the quiet, emotional climax absolutely ruining everything.

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