I said no talking !!!!!!!

[Wi-Golfer]

Will theaters have to update their little preview before the movies, where it says basically be quiet, silence cell phones, etc? Will they have to add in, please holster your handguns?
Phila. man shot because family talked during movie | Philadelphia Inquirer | 12/26/2008

[eclark53520]

Should say "All persons holding illegal weapons please turn yourselves into the police"

Please note that the handgun was not legally being carried in the first place by the 'weapons violations' charges.

Idiots.

P.S. I'll give the shooter a quarter ounce of respect for sitting there until the police came and taking his punishment without shooting the place up or killing anyone else.

[zaphod]

Should say "All persons holding illegal weapons please turn yourselves into the police"

Please note that the handgun was not legally being carried in the first place by the 'weapons violations' charges.

Idiots.

P.S. I'll give the shooter a quarter ounce of respect for sitting there until the police came and taking his punishment without shooting the place up or killing anyone else.

Anyone named Plexico involved? :shark:

[Pa Jayhawk]

When are they going to learn and take a lesson from the Eagles and Phillies fans and start serving beer in the Movie theaters. I mean you never see violence at the games, as they are all just drunk and belligerent and you can just accept it as part of the game. Even the kids. I mean the worst you have to worry about is someone throwing up on your shoes.
:laugh:

Although I'm not sure you would get to see the end of this particular show, because they would likely not be able to control themselves from throwing snowballs at Santa, and the screen would likely become damaged. Then they would probably just sit around and see how drunk they could get the kids for entertainment, and show them how to throw beer on the guy next to you and still have a swell time. And you thought they stupid in wearing rain gear when it was 80* and sunny just in case it may rain.

[Eracer]

Anybody ever seen Rocky Horror Picture Show in a theater that has a good crowd? Folks bring rice, water, umbrellas, toast, and other assorted stuff, and throw them around at certain points in the movie. The movie itself sucks, but if you see it with a good crowd, it's an absolute riot. Funny how talking is verboten in some movies, and encouraged in others.