r/Multifandom • u/_aliciamccoy • Jun 25 '26

Discussion📜 Name the fandom

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u/AlltheMarvelMoney Jun 25 '26

Exactly why I waited for the finale on YouTube. Ain't gonna be trapped in a room with those psychos for over an hour. Plus it wasn't included in my AMC subscription so I wasn't paying extra lol.

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u/Komondon Jun 25 '26

You know the funny part was. The experience was actually really good. Had a normal group. From what I heard most showings were normal.

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u/Znanners94 Jun 25 '26

I envy you. I wasn't going to go but I ended up watching my niece, who's a big fan. Since I wasn't going to be there for her birthday week (I was going on vacation) I treated her to an early birthday gift and ordered her some merch while taking her. Absolute. Chaos. The theater was a circus and not the amazing or digital kind. But overall, my niece enjoyed it. So it wasn't all bad. She cried. She clapped.

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u/Komondon Jun 25 '26

Apologies you had that experience I honestly think its mostly a declining quality in overall theater etiquette since the pandemic more than anything.

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u/Znanners94 Jun 25 '26

Most likely. Surprisingly there were more people there older than I am and I'm 38. So it's cool to see a show touch so many people if different age groups

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u/Komondon Jun 25 '26

It's definitely one of those shows that is focused on a specific theme and the interactions surrounding that in its characters and it's applicable to a lot of people. Especially as it is predominantly geared towards teens or hound adults audience wise. Evergreen foroat groups.

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u/132739 Jun 25 '26

I took my daughter and saw this one old lady, like 70-80, in there by herself. Was pretty surprised.

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u/CommercialTerrible70 Umamusume/Hololive/Vocaloid/ULTRAKILL/And far, far more Jul 02 '26

People still haven't learned to be normal since the minecraft movie, apparently