Did anyone else's theatre get walk outs?
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kid6745 — 9 years ago(April 28, 2016 12:08 PM)
Why would you walk out? You already paid for it so might as well finish the damn thing. It's not like you're going to be in the theater for 10 hours. You know that you're going to see a movie so even before you paid, you've already allotted ~2 hours for the movie.
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Gorg77 — 9 years ago(July 17, 2016 03:59 AM)
It's also a matter of principle
Also, if you plan to eat a chocolate, buy it, but after you unwrap it you see that it's rotten, you wouldn't still eat it because you've already paid and you've already planed/allotted the time to eat it, right? -
just_in_case — 9 years ago(April 30, 2016 11:01 AM)
completely agree, the dystopian breakdown isnt given enough time to soak. It immediately reminds me of Lord Of the Flies which had both purpose and function built into the breakdown. For this one, literally power goes off in the first couple minutes cut to people killing each other for an hour and a half. /fin
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l-lewinski — 9 years ago(May 29, 2016 11:01 AM)
I had to stay because I was with someone who was desperate to get his money's worth. Needless to say - he never did. I inwardly checked out after the first penthouse scene and the introduction of Royal - the architect. Poor Jeremy Irons - if only he had known
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rdoyle29 — 9 years ago(June 14, 2016 12:22 PM)
I saw it in a theater with only 2 other people. When the movie ended, I realized they had walked out on it, leaving only me.
I liked the film. It definitely loses it's way in the last half hour, but I still admire it quite a bit. -
kennifer — 9 years ago(June 15, 2016 10:11 AM)
I work for a cinema that is currently screening this film. I haven't noticed a single walk-out. In fact, it's been selling very well due to word-of-mouth and the audiences seem very excited as they leave. I enjoyed the film very much, but I did expect more walk-outs.