Reply #21: I don't believe you. [View All]

[mellowinman]

Honest!

I don't believe you saw the movie, and everybody was quiet.

I don't believe that's EVER happened.

What do you think about that?

Incidentally, you've changed the paradigm of this thread. Here's how:

"but no one screaming loudly at the screen like a buffoon,"

At NO POINT on this thread has anybody said they "screamed loudly at the screen like a buffoon."

The original poster said they "yelled" Amen, and later softened that statement. When someone says "Amen," they tend to say if forcefully, but the poster didn't mean "yelled" as in "yelled as loud as I could," more like the standard "yelling" of "Amen."

If this thread fills you with despair, you are in for a lifetime of despair.

It is mostly a few people who haven't seen the film saying no one should talk during movies, and those of us who have saying that in MOST showings of this film, MOST everybody had things to say.

Again, for the millionth time, this is one LOUD movie, at least that appears to be the consensus.

Your comparison to Star Wars or "certain action movie stars" is not relevant either. This film seems to inspire an almost UNIVERSAL reaction in audiences, like "Rocky Horror Picture Show."

I have seen Star Wars in the theater many times, both in its original run, and when they re-released it a few years ago, and never seen any extended audience reaction.