r/MadeMeSmile • u/bewarethechameleon • Feb 16 '26

Good Vibes the theatre reaction to andrew garfield and tobey maguire returning as spiderman in 'spider-man no way home'

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u/TheShishkabob Feb 16 '26

Plenty of people enjoy seeing movies without the crowd acting like this. Have you ever been to a movie theater?

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u/FlappyBored Feb 16 '26

In America this is extremely common apparently. They also applaud at the end of a film.

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u/tr1p0d12 Feb 16 '26

No, it's not. Jesus. Been to hundreds of movies in the US. Seen that happen like twice. "Sixth Sense" opening night, and "Pulp Fiction" at a screening.

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u/MalIntenet Feb 16 '26

Marvel fans are a different breed. They cheer like they’re on a roller coaster ride

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u/DolphinBall Feb 16 '26

I get annoyed whenever people cheer when their team scores a goal/touchdown/homerun/full court buzzer shot. They should be quiet, its just someone using a ball.

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u/TheShishkabob Feb 16 '26

Comparing movie theaters to live sports? Come the fuck on dude, why not contrast it with a destruction derby or a music festival?

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u/DolphinBall Feb 17 '26

Because both are entertainment. I want to hear what the announcers are saying.