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Originally posted by ZebraRampage
When I went to see XXX(triple X, lol it sounds like I went to see a porno) with one of my friends there was this couple that were in their 30s or something and they brought their girl with and she seemed to be like 4 or 5. Well halfway through the movie the girl turned around and stared at me for like 5 minutes and then she walked practically up to me and kept starring...and my friend was laughing. I was like what the hell..go away, but I wasn't about to say anything like that at a kid. Eventually she left me alone. But that was sort of annoying..maybe I should have told the parents of the child that she was being really annoying.
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Damn that's freaky.
Okay, I just remembered another one. I don't think it would probably count for a bad movie-going experience, considering it's really a dilemma that prevented me from seeing a movie. See, one night, I was going to go see Scary Movie with some friends. We were going to pick up this other guy to take with us, since he lives closer to that theater. Then, we get a call from him, saying that there's a gang shooting going on in front of the theater, so that made it unsafe for us to go. We checked other theaters' show times, but they weren't good enough. *sigh* Innocent people just want to do something productive with their Friday nights, and a bunch of dildos have to go screw it up by having a shootout. I think I'm a bit ashamed to say something like that happened where I live.
Yet, another bad movie-going experience pops up in my head at the last minute.
I went to see Road Trip with a friend. I like to eat snacks while I watch movies, but neither of us had enough money on us for snacks. I ended up having to leave the theater to find stores that might have ATMs, since it didn't look like the theater had one itself. I even asked for directions but got all turned around, and gave up since I figured I was missing too much of the movie as it is. So my friend and I have to watch the movie with nothing to eat. Then, when the movie is over, and we're leaving, I spot an ATM machine somewhere in the theater where I never thought of looking.