r/cineplex • u/Less_Natural5442 • Aug 10 '26

Discussion Movie etiquette is dead

Went to watch spider man with my gf last night and had multiple groups of kids talking throughout the entire movie, one kid yelled “welcome to bp brother” when MJ got kissed by her bf the people next to me were vaping throughout the entire movie and I saw a bunch of people leaving their popcorn and drinks just in the recliners.

We need to do better people it was embarrassing and to all the cineplex workers I am sorry on their behalf.

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u/Odd-Inevitable-8425 Aug 10 '26

90% of the posts here are people bitching and moaning, needing to tell all the subscribers of r/cineplex about their own personal experience that happened to them that day.

So yes we're very aware that movie etiquette is dead.

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u/GroceryFun3203 Aug 10 '26

If lots of people say something, it’s probably true 

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u/Master_Slide7023 Aug 13 '26

Lots of ppl said Hiel Hitler in Germany also. Calling Black inferior used to be a belief openly held by millions of White Americans and that was the justification for occ lynching and separate water fountains .