TIMECODES: My first movie memory - 1:25 Fight Story #1 - 3:00 Fight Story #2 - 3:37 Best Story #1- 5:45 Best Story #2 - 8:59 Best Story #3 - 11:18 Worst #1 - 13:08 Worst #2 - 15:31 Worst #3 - 17:20

When I saw black panther a guy's phone started ringing and when everyone in the theater looked at him, he pretended like it wasn't him even though we could see it lighting up in his pocket 😂

The second time I saw Avengers: Endgame was easily the best because I knew what was coming next but the person next to me didn't and was just freaking out throughout the entire third act.

Someone’s water broke in my screening of Rogue One...

Best Theater Experience: Endgame, specifically the last hour.

Worst: guy snoring during Ad Astra Best: Endgame, energetic fans

We could have died, but that added to the fun of it -Sean Chandler

The best theater experiences I've ever had have all been this year. Avengers Endgame, Midsommar, Joker, and Waves were experiences that surpass any I've had before. This year really has been a tremendous year for film and I'd argue one of the greatest years in film of all time.

When going to see Iron Man 2, I was there with 2 of my friends and we were all waiting in line. As we were just about to walk into the theater, a girl came up to me and said "This may sound weird, but my ex-boyfriend is here with another girl. Would you pretend to be my boyfriend for the night?" She was cute, I said yes, and we dated for about a month. That was probably the most random thing that has ever happened to me.

My best was when me and my friends sneaked in cheeseburgers and a steak into the theater for Endgame haha

Great: Portal scene in endgame Horrible: guy was on his phone in front of me during the portal scene in endgame

When I saw Endgame someone brought their infant to see it and let’s just say.......WAHHHHHHH!!!!!! The best was seeing Spider-Man Homecoming because I saw it on my bday

My worst was when I went to see Thor: Ragnarok and they started playing Wonder instead. Thankfully, they fixed it and got it right the second time around.

When I was watching endgame someone shouted Iron man dies and after his death he started singing its been a long time without you my friend.

My favorite theater experience: Seeing all 3 Back to the Future movies back to back on October 21, 2015

Seeing Dunkirk on the biggest IMAX screen in the country... that was unreal

Ironically, my best theater experience was with Solo: A Star Wars Story. I went to a theater that happened to have a bunch of huge Star Wars fans, and we all had a great fun. We laughed, we cheered, we gasped as that Darth Maul scene, it was just a fun time with a mediocre movie.

When I saw endgame for the first time a group of teenagers wouldn’t stop talking and got kicked out 30 minutes into the movie

The best movie experience I have ever had was the final 5 minutes of infinity war leading into the credits...never felt that much shock in a movie before and probably never will again. Entire theater was silent when the credits hit. Worst was Deathly Hallows Part 2, after Harry is “killed” the sound in the theater went off and someone up front politely starts yelling “IF Y’ALL HAD READ THE BOOKS YOU’D KNOW WHAT THEY’RE SAYING HERE”

When I went to go see Spider Man Far From Home, a guy had his phone out and the guy behind him confronted him about it and they started yelling at each other and then they took it outside. They never came back :/

The first movie I remember seeing in cinemas was Cars 2 My best experience was seeing Endgame, because the audience was really engaged with the movie (which doesn’t happen often in the U.K.). Another great experience was when the force awakens came out, because I saw it on Christmas Eve at like 5pm, and the cinema was still full and lively - just the buzz of Star Wars being back, and seeing it on Christmas Eve was great. I think that my worst was at a really nice local cinema, when I went to see toy story 4. Loved the movie, except there was some people a couple of rows behind me sleeping loudly.

BEST: - watching Infinity War and the audience going crazy - that was truly amazing - went to watch Deadpool 2 and there was a power failure half-way through the film so as they were getting the film to start up it took about 20 minutes but during that time everyone in the cinema began to bond and talk openly about the film as well as infinity war (that had come out two weeks ago at the time) so it was really good - one of the best was watching bohemian rhapsody as we went to this newly build cinema that was very modern and the cinema has this ocean theme with like the counter where you buy popcorn is a fish tank and they played the film in such high resolution it was beautiful to watch and as the film ended (it was a packed cinema with all the people around my age group which always makes it more fun) and everyone stood up cheering by the end of the film. The film has this whale tail structure on the roof and there was such a great vibe in the theatre that it was just an amazing experience. For me the WORST: - went to watch Baby Driver and this couple sitting next to me were very intimate with each other, with excessive kissing, smooching and touching of each other throughout the entire film and it was quite uncomfortable;e sitting next to them. - went to watch War for the planet of the Apes about a month and a bit after its release so the cinema was empty and it was just me and two other people sitting in this cinema and the projection was out of place so we had this giant cinema screen but the actual footage was formatted in an aspect ratio that it was square cutting off a lot of frame. - recently when I watched It: Chapter two I went to Rosebank which is a very rich and upper class area where a lot of elderly rich people live. So it was a very quite audience with most of the people above 70 except for this group of teenagers who talked the whole film and made noise. So the whole film it became this repeating cycle of the teenager making noise, and some of the older people telling them to quiet down and the teenagers making noise again and the older people quitting them down for the 2h 30min run time so it was very distracting.

Oh my god Sean! We're getting old! I remember wanting to see "O" with a girl I liked back in high school because she was a big Meki Phefer fan! I obviously hated Josh Harnett in that film!

My best movie experience was probably Kingsman: The Secret Service

Best: people being confused at the ending of infinity war Worst: some kid from behind me kept on kicking my chair for no reason when I watching maleficent mistress of evil.

When my brother and I watched Toy Story 4, the theatre was empty. Thank God because there were no little children or obnoxious parents or anything like that. We could speak at our own leisure because we were literally the only two people there lol

I had a bad time seeing live action Aladdin because beside me was a grown woman who sang all the songs when they played

A movie experience was when I was watching Joker, and Arthur started smothering his mom with a pillow, the lady sitting next to me left the theater and never came back

I’m younger, so obviously my best experience was seeing Avengers Endgame on opening night, BEST day of my life so far!

I'd say best theater experience was EndGame, and my worst was probably Black Panther due to 2 people in the front screaming out everything that was happening.

Best moment in a theater, when Thor shows up in Wakanda in Infinity war, everyone in the theater gave a standing ovation

My theater was great when we watched Endgame. The scene where Thanos realizes that Tony took the stones from him, some yelled *“Haha, GADI”* we all stated laughing

Best theater experience: Godzilla 2014 at the climax when (spoilers) Godzilla when he breathed his atomic breath down the M.U.T.Os throught and everyone was cheering.

My favorite theater experience: Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood. Saw it at a local theater that was one of the 50 theaters in the US presenting it in 35mm! Loved it. Tarantino keeps cinema real, fresh and alive. He’s one of our only hopes/saving graces from the Hollywood system of just making shit for the money. My least favorite theater experience: Pixels. I saw it at a drive in with my mom, her long time best friend, my sister and a family member my mom’s best friend was taking care of that summer because it was the only movie they were playing that weekend and my mom wanted me to witness a movie at a drive in. If I want to see a movie at a drive in in the future I want to see something older like a hang out movie like Dazed and Confused or American Graffiti or something fun and exciting like Raiders of the Lost Ark, Star Wars: A New Hope (if they have an unaltered print which they probably won’t) or Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.

Listening to your intro at the fastest speed is amazing

One of my favourite movie theatre experiences was watching the movie arrival. Even though it is not known as a great movie theatre movie. I remember going to see it with my parents and knowing nothing about it. It allowed me to watch it with no expectations and no preconceived notions. It is also a movie with a great twist. This is the experience that I am always trying to look for when going to the movies

Best experience: Avengers Infinity War (never experienced anything like this) Worst experience: dr sleep (the screen kept on glitching and cutting out and then crashed half way though)

When I saw endgame they played Shazam! Everyone was like what the heck is going on but I didn’t care because I love Shazam!😂😂

When I saw Bohemian Rhapsody the music so loud and epic

When I was going to Doctor Sleep there were a bunch of teens drinking and screaming during the climax of the movie.

*Endgame (2nd Day after release)* Good: I had never really been in a theater with people laughing and cheering. Bad: The theater was so packed, my mom sat a dozen rows behind me and my friend, which we sat in front row seats.

I think this is the earliest I've ever been

My favorite theater experience ever was when my dad took my brother and I to see The Simpsons Movie. We had the best audience who reacted at the right times and it was a blast!

I feel like whenever I see an animated movie in theaters, there’s always at least one baby crying or kid screaming.

Jurassic Park when I was a kid. Nothing will ever top that

When I went to see IT (2017), there were 3 teenagers next to me that wouldn’t stop talking, they laughed at everything that happened on screen, and they kept going on their phones.

Awesome 👍, my favorite movie experience was seeing the Joker movie, happy birthday Sean

My favourite cinema experience was probably Endgame. They showed Infinity War beforehand, and then Endgame at midnight, and I’ve never seen a film make people cheer, clap and shout before. My worst cinema experience was also this year, and it was fighting with my family. A fairly large group of people came in very close to the end, right in the row in front of us, and they got in the way of the screen and made a lot of noise. Firstly they fussed about who was sitting where, then they opened all of their food/drink, and then they got up because they realised that they were in the wrong screen. It wasn’t awful, but sticks out as one of the worst things to happen to me at the cinema. Also happy birthday for this week, coincidentally we share the same birthday.

Great: everyone in the audience cheering for Endgame Bad: not being entertained by Solo a Star Wars story

Endgame was the best movie experience watching it with all my friends after waiting a year When I went to watch Venom a guy was sitting next to me and laughed so hard during parts 😫

I have a few memorable movie theatre memories: 1. Toy Story 3 - The first movie I remember seeing in a movie theatre. 2. Home - I saw it at a friend’s birthday party with a bunch of other kids. 3. The House with a Clock in its Walls - We were the only people in the theatre and my sister and her friend ended up staying outside the theatre for half of the movie because they were scared. 4. Godzilla Vs. Kong - The first movie I saw in a movie theatre since the pandemic started. 5. Spider-Man: No Way Home - In the scene where Ned and MJ found the other two Spider-Mans, the audience started clapping and I was on the edge of my seat.

I think rise of skywalker is gonna be my best cinema experience as I’m watching it at midnight

Happy Birthday Sean! 🎉 You’re my favorite movie youtuber.

Some of my best theater experiences: Avengers: Infinity War (10/10): This is my favorite movie of all time so of course it is one of my favorite memories. I was never more hyped for a movie. I never felt like that when I was sitting in a theater. I never felt something like that when I was leaving the theater. This was a great experience. Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi (6/10): This is my least favorite Star Wars movie and I think it is meh, but I will never forget the day I saw this movie in the theater. We were sitting in a full theater waiting for the movie to start. Then the "A long time ago..." screen appeared and everyone was like: "OH MY GOD THE MOVIE STARTS!" and the whole theater was quiet. Then the music started and we were all happy that the movie finally started. But then it turned out to be a Ikea ad for a Death Star lamp and we were sitting there and were both angry that they fooled us and happy because it was really funny. Aquaman (9/10): This was the first time I watched a movie in Dolby Atmos and I also watched the movie in the biggest theater I ever watched a movie (I also watched Toy Story 4 there), so I will always remeber that My worst experience: Sing (4/10): This is the worst animated movie I have ever seen. (There are definitely worse out there but I haven't seen them yet.) This movie almost killed my interest in animated movies. During the entire movie I was like: "This is really bad! I'm definitely to old to watch animated movies." I wasn't that much into movies back then, but now I know that I should definitely look which studio made the movie because studios like Pixar are making amazing movies. But Illumination still sucks. So it was not just a bad movie, but also a very bad experience. Thanks for reading!

Endgame was my first superheroes/comic-book movie that I saw in theatre. And my mind was blown.

Bad: Went to see ‘Christopher Robin’ with the family. We went to a Studio Movie Grill. The food was cold and came super late. Then about 2/3 of the way through the film the man behind us... ANSWERS his phone for about a minute he has a conversation on his phone. Good: Seeing ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’. As a kid growing up as the prequels were leaving theaters I always thought about how tragic it was that I would never see my favorite franchise on the big screen. However, when they introduced the new trilogy I will never forget the chills and cheers from the crowd when the glistening ‘LucasFilm’ title shimmered in the silent backdrop. Absolutely. Breathtaking.

I feel like you should do more story times! It seemed like it did really well

When I saw endgame in 3D it was out of focus so someone threw a beer bottle at the projector and then went and tried to kick the people working there.

The worst movie experience I had was Hobbs and Shaw this summer. Every time a loud sound affect would occur (a.k.a punch, scream, gun, car rev, explosion a.k.a the whole movie) a loud crackling sound would replace it. It sounded like a bad signal radio the whole time. It made the movie way worse for me.

Happy Birthday Week Sean! One of the best experiences was seeing a press screening of Crimes of Grindelwald. They had trivia before the movie. They gave everyone wands and Funko pops. I love press screenings but this one stood out the most!

My worst cinema experience was when I went to see frozen 2 in 3D and the blurs that you see without the glasses happened with the glasses on and nobody fixed it.

Force Awakens was amazing cuz everyone would cheer when an old character would show up

In the middle of our opening day of the force awakens screening, a bat was in the theater so someone pulled the fire alarm and we all had to evacuate. When we went back no one could find their seats so a fight broke out. People were yelling a teacher and dropping f bombs so my dad was then yelling at them to stop swearing in front of kids. Women were screaming “call the cops” in their New York accents. I was literally crying, and wanted to go home (I was like nine) When the screen finally came back on, the 3D we were watching it in didn’t work. Ten minutes later, they 3D started to kick on.

My favorite movie experience is Avengers: Endgame. I got tickets about a day too late, but I managed to get one ticket for opening night. I wanted to see it with some friends, but I had to see it by myself. I thought I would enjoy it less without my friends, but I was wrong. Before the movie started, I spoke with the people on my left and right. They were both by themselves. Throughout the film, it was almost as if we bonded and created a friendship without even getting to know each other well. Screaming and crying together created a bond between us and made the film experience great.

Hi Sean I’m seeing 21 bridges them immediately after I’m seeing knives out so I’m very excited

I think my theatre doesn't allow kids under 6 to watch R rated movies at all even with Parents. On another note my worst movie experience was going to see Resident Evil The Final Chapter 😡. Not bad focus or disruptive audience but an atrocious film overall. Bad Acting, Attrocious Editing, and terrible writing. Best is Avengers Endgame: When Cap said "Avengers Assemble". The audience went nuts

Best: sitting in the theater, back in 2015 just seeing the Lucasfilm logo, and the loud theme queues right as the words “Star Wars” come fly into the screen. Seeing The Force Awakens, a brand new Star Wars film in the theater is something I’ll never forget. The first Star Wars film I saw in theaters. Worst: a baby cried the ENTIRE time during Black Panther. And I mean the ENTITE time.

I work at a movie theater, and my favorite moment has to be when Endgame came out. As much as I dislike large crowds seeing everyone there, dressed up and ready to see this movie, was really cool. Hearing everyone cheer in the theaters brought a smile to my face not unlike Thanos. Also just the fact that all of my friends at the theater and all of these strangers...we all just love ourselves some Avengers. It was a time I'll always remember.

Me: Best: Avengers 2012. Every moment had the audience cheering including me Worst: Fantastic Four 2015. Someone even said in the theater, “this movie sucks” and it really did

It’s my birthday this Thursday 28 nov 2005 same as yours

The standing ovation for Robert Downey Jr when his signature came on screen during the credits of Endgame. That was intense, a lot of tears and cheers everywhere

This is probably common but my favorite movie experience was definitely seeing Endgame opening night. Just the energy of the theater when the movie enters its final fight was just amazing and I will never forget it.

Nobody: No one in existence: Sean: BABY TODDLER PERSON

And when I saw ironman three the screen blacked out and I missed 20 minutes of the movie

Best was by far seeing the Force Awakens opening weekend. Fans were dressed up and everyone was clapping and cheering. That experience is one of the many reasons I love that movie

I love watching movies in the theater by myself. Our local cinema will have a single showing of an anime movie, concert, Rifftrax, off-Broadway play--and I almost always will be the only one there. Also, early afternoon movies on a school day, I will often have the theatre to myself.

My best is endgame and Jurassic world fallen kingdom, my worst is Solo because it was boring at the time

The entirety of Joker was a great experience.

When I saw endgame, when Cap lifted Mjolnir, I nearly leaped out of my chair in excitement

Harry potter n goblet of fire was definitely the best experience I had at the movies, such an exciting movie and still my favorite hp movie

Best movie experience: tie between Infinity War and Endgame. Good movie experience: Ford vs. Ferrari (the previews before the film were out of sync with their audio and I was the only one in the whole theatre to say anything about it). Other than that, the movie was great.

My best is Godzilla: King Of The Monsters

Some of my favorite theater experiences: Endgame - Probably my favorite theater experience that I'll remember for the rest of my life Edge of Tomorrow - I was the only one in the theater in a massive auditorium at midnight and the movie itself blew me away. It was the most blissful two hours of my life Coco - One of the best and worst theater experiences I've had. The best because I absolutely loved the movie, definitely one of the most emotional animated movies I've ever seen and my favorite Pixar movie. The worst because there were like 5 fireflies flying around the theater and there was this man with some sort of disability sitting up front where he would just blurt out a loud grunt every 2 minutes. The Hateful 8 (70mm) - Saw this at midnight with my dad because the 9:00 showing was sold out, so we killed about 3 hours walking around town. It ended at 3 am and both me and my dad loved it Finding Nemo / Finding Dory - The theater was playing both Finding Nemo and Finding Dory back-to-back in 3D Avengers: Age of Ultron - Currently the only movie I've seen in theaters twice in the same day. Saw it once at noon and again at midnight Jurassic Park - Saw this a couple years ago at a computer graphics conference and watched it in a massive concert hall at midnight with the two visual effect artists that worked on the movie Ford vs. Ferrari - Besides Endgame, my favorite theater experience this year. Saw it in IMAX and the sound / visuals were incredible

My best Theater Experience: Star wars: The Force Awakens This was more so because of the things that happened before the movie started; on the font of the stage, there was a was an employee dressed as Darth Vader explaining the general moviegoing rules (Cell Phones off, Be respectful in the movie theater, Inner Voices, etc.); but in a intimidating Darth Vader matter and another employee says. "We hope you enjoy the experience" The Worst Theater Experience: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 I really enjoyed the film overall, but the worst part was that it was in a sensory theater room; Meaning no dimmed lights or anything. That and the projector had a rough time getting the movie started.

Best: TFA Worst: Escape From Planet Earth- just a terrible movie.

Best Story #2 just made me realize how important these massive films are on/near opening night. That being said, I'm happy I was alive for it!

My favorite theater experience was when I took a friend with me to see Joker and it was so much fun to just hear the audience react to all the horrific things that happened in the movie and hear people gasp during the talk show murder scene. It was also late at night so a lot of people were pretty excited.

Best and worst at the same time was mother! (2017). So many walked out of our screen during the movie and the first two acts of the movie was a frustrating watch. Then the final act hits and everyone sat in shock and amazement once you figured out where the movie was going.

Best: When DDP's documentary about Jake the Snake came out, there was a Q&A screening so I went to that. Just by pure randomness, I sat DDP and his family and also took pics with Edge and RVD. Worst: Saw the Hunger Games 1 in a packed theater. On both sides of me were 2 moms and their kids (early elementary school); they came in late (about 20 minutes into the movie) the kids would not shut up and were constantly asking questions. When the Games started and people were dying, all 4 kids would not stop crying at the teenagers dying. With about 30 minutes to go, I said screw it and moved to the front row side so I could enjoy the rest of the movie.

Best: Civil war, we had lazy seats where you get to lie down, with a large bucket of popcorn, and the theater was almost empty. It was amazing. Worst: Despicable me 3. Full of screaming children and the guy in the seat next to me had his BARE FEET out on the opposite seat, yuck. He also used his phone the entire time.

My best was actually seeing Joker not too long ago. A friend and I work at a movie theater so him and I, a coworker, and two more friends went to see it in our biggest screen the Wednesday before it came out. We were all obviously excited, almost the most excited I've been for a movie (behind force awakens). I bargained with my mom to go, we hung out before, and then we went, best seats in the house, just the five of us truly experiencing the cultural event and cinematic ride that the movie was. We then sat around in the theatre for a half hour discussing what we'd just witnessed, to the wonderful sound of "Send in the Clowns" and the films incredible score.

My earliest movie theater experience was my grandparents taking me to see "Follow That Bird: Seasame Street Movie", where Big Bird gets kidnapped and put in a circus. We also saw Star Trek IV: Voyage Home, An American Tale, Critical Condition with Richard Pryor, Batman 89', Darkman, Dick Tracy, and T2 to name a few. My father also told me we saw Superman III, only vaguely remember pieces of seeing that.

A good experience was at my friends bday party and we saw Infinity War and I had already seen it but they hadn’t. Someone in the back of the theater goes “Groot! Groooooooot! NOOOOOOOO!” at the end!

One of the best is Paranormal Activity. The eery silence afterwards with a packed theater was interesting. And then there was Quiet Place where the silence throughout was quite mind boggling. But most hyped was Godzilla 2014. When Godzilla first roars and you can hear the cheering and the first atomic breathe and some dude was going crazy.

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Hey Sean cool video! Worst for me was seeing No Time to Die and someone loudly cried the ENTIRE last 30 minutes of the film. Not so bad I guess, but I nearly got force awakens spoiled when they let out a theater full of people and they were all talking about it as they walked by. I’m glad no fights have broken out yet

The best theatre memory I have was watching Halloween 2018. There was a lot of clapping, and cheering. But the best part was, that as soon as the credits started rolling, the fire alarm went off. As we were exiting the building, a lady shouted "Michael Myers is back y'all!" It was great!

The Force Awakens is easily my #1 best experience with nothing coming close. Nostalgia, enjoyable, funny, epic and it was opening night, my birthday it was just all perfect. EndGame was very good too for obvious reasons lmao The Last Jedi was awesome too. I went with all my friends and my friend’s dad (who’s awesome) and we were all chillin at the back and we were all blown away and we were talking about it for ages afterwards. The Phantom Menace 3D was cool too. First time seeing SW film in theatres and I loved it. I loved Toy Story as a kid so I went to see Toy Story 4 with my 6 yo sister who’s recently watched the Andy trilogy and I got that awesome nostalgia while watching the new generation enjoying it. And I also think Rise of Skywalker is gonna one hell of an experience

Hello from Slovenia. Movie theaters here arean't usually even half full here but this one time they were all. It was 2010 I think and my dad and my brother went to see the new slovenian film called "Gremo mi po svoje". First we went to the biggest cinema in the the country to see its premire and the seats were all taken, so we went to another one which was also full and rhen to another and then to another.... Finall after about 5 tries we found a very little cinema, which didn't even a receptionist I think and so we rushed in not even paying for tickets. Almost all of the seats were taken except the three ones in the first row somehow. It was such an amazing experince and the movie also ended up being one of my alltime favourites. It starred Jurij Zrnec who is bassically a slovenian version of Bill Murray

My best Cinema Experience was watching Avengers Endgame with my friend. We actually wanted to see the Movie on release day but my friend had no time on this day so we watched it on the day after the release. And the experience in the cinema was wild. Everything from the drive to the cinema until the end of the movie. It was so fun