I didn’t pay $15 to listen to your director’s commentary, thank you very much!
The line cutter.
You can usually spot this person a mile away. They're always casually waiting around the lobby, near your long line — that you've been patiently waiting in — and as soon as the usher lets the line in, they just walk right on in with the crowd.
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The person reserving an entire row of seats for their friends.
This person must be a ninja, somehow sneaking into the theater before everyone else and reserving the best seats for their 15 friends who are yet to show up — three minutes before the movie starts.
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The parents who bring a baby or a child to a non-kid-friendly movie.
Somehow this person/couple missed the memo that bringing your crying kid to a 10:15 p.m. showing of an R-rated film is not cool. They also seem to have some sort of built-in mechanism that makes them blissfuly unaware of the shade and side-eye being thrown at them.
Disney
The extremely loud chewer.
Seriously, how is this person capable of being louder than the action scene?! Are they chewing popcorn or lighting firecrackers?
TBS
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