People ruin literally EVERYTHING. Going to the movies was once one of my most favorite escapes in life.

Had a guy during Fall SNORE through the whole movie, before the trailers were done, then woke up and said, "That Sucked."

In Sweden when I was watching Ang Lee's The Hulk I had the whole movie theater for myself. But I lost the sense of luxury when two janitors turned on the lights, entered and started doing loud carpentry work on the row of seats in front of me for five to ten minutes. They then left and almost forgot turning the lights back off. Ruined the scene with Hulk fighting dogs cause my eyes had trouble adjusting back to the darkness of that scene.

Cory!!! Lol, ohhhh Adam, great stream dudes, fuckin love this duo

Last night I went to see Furiosa, 3 other people in the theater, 2 of them were a guy and lady on a obvious 1st date. The first 30 minutes the guy was just calling out everything he saw on the screen: "Australia!... Chris Hemsworth!... Furiosa!... Motorcycles!" I was ready to pop when he explained to his date what a chariot was. Made a smart, adult decision for once and went out and asked the manager if I could go to another showing down the hall that started 20 minutes later. The other theater was about 1/4 full and much much quieter. What burns me up is that I let the assholes have their own theater, but what cools me off is that I was able to resolve my problem peacefully and enjoy the movie i came to see.

Respect for you for continuing to suffer the cinema experience. I aborted quite some time ago. Literally everything nice has been ruined by “people”. As you say, I would also go in ALREADY on edge just waiting for something to happen. This does not just apply to cinemas. I’m in the Uk, it’s just as bad here. Think you’ve found a nice thing? Nope, it’s already been ruined by “people”.

Worst: The Ring 2 someone came in 15 minutes into the film, talking on the phone through its entirety and explaining what was happening. Apparently she knew management and was asked to stop, she said something, and the manager left shoulders slumped. Best: The Ringer was on and a group of girls were behind me and one girl was LOUDLY crying till some guy said to shut the F up. One girl responded that one of them was broken up with over text just then and the guy said, "No wonder he left you, I'd break up with you. Shut the F up and be depressed outside." That movie sucks, but I always think of that and love that movie

Haven’t been to a cinema since Avengers Endgame. Don’t miss it.

This was my favourite live so far, as someone who recently stopped going to the cinema because I couldn’t deal with the jerks there it’s refreshing to see two KZfaqrs I like talking about it. I tend to miss these live but I’d love to ask a few questions through super chat in future Adam! I’ll try and catch them live.

going to the theater is completely different now than 5 short years ago. Theres no one working at the box office. you can buy tickets at a touchscreen kiosk so that means by card only. the only employees are at the concession stand where any kind of refreshment will run you north of $9. all of the movie posters are digital. even the washrooms have some kind of weird Ad screen above every single sink faucet just kind of... watching you. and its literally so expensive to go. i cannot stress this enough. its unaffordable.

Missed it live but I'll watch anything with Cody!

How cool you and the Leech man🤙 Cody is one of the first KZfaqrs I started following. I found your channel recently love it!!

The drive-in movie theater near the town I grew up in is closing soon, likely this year. It's being sold off to make way for a business park. It's a tragedy. 😢

My funniest theater experience was seeing the first Quiet Place, almost packed theater, and the sound system mustve been turned off accidentally about 3 minutes in. Collectively we thought the movie was literally meant to be silent, everyone started whispering and finally like 15 minutes later some guy got up and told the manager. Manger came in and told us the movie was meant to have sound and the theater went in unison, "well fuck."

Great stream, big fan of both of you!!

Mad respect to Adam for always just going by the Michael Hunt superchats not even acknowledging the obvious joke made famous by the classic film Porky's. Which by the way if you've never seen Adam is basically American Pie before American Pie.

I think, especially with younger people nowadays, there are people who will listen to music/whatever on their phones in public, and they either *really* don't give a shit about what other people think, or they otherwise seem to think that what they're listening to is legitimately great, and thus, everyone else will love to hear it too. And they just don't know about the concept of keeping certain things to yourself. I'm sure they're the same people who have loud phone conversations in public places (places where it's not encouraged). I also think it's "main character" syndrome, where this person is the main character in the world, and everyone else is an NPC. Though I also think, on some level, if you knew more about this person's backstory and stuff, you'd have a better understanding of why they're doing this sort of shit. They might go into a movie that you've been looking forward to, but maybe they themselves haven't really been anticipating it and don't think they're gonna enjoy it, and thus to them, it's ok if they pull out their phone and don't really pay attention to the movie. Not to say that that justifies anything, but just explaining why they seem so willing to be "rude." They might even assume that everyone else feels the same way they do (just like we all tend to do - we tend to think that other people share our perspective in many situations where that may not be the case), so they may legitimately be thinking "nobody gives a shit about this movie - they won't care that I'm on my phone. They're probably on their phones too." In the end, it's just a lack of spatial/self-awareness, and I think we all suffer from it in certain situations, to a certain degree (like when you stop at an entryway to a store because you see someone you know, and you start talking to them, not realizing that you're blocking everyone's way - granted, I have terrible anxiety, so I'm almost always aware of where I'm standing and if I'm in anybody's way, but I'm sure even *I* have done it on a few occasions). I hate when I have to get up during a movie and cross in front of people, to the point where I'll generally try to avoid it at all costs - because I don't like when other people do it to me (especially if they do it a lot in a short time-span). So even if I badly need to pee, I'll usually just wait it out. I hate putting myself in situations that might make other people mad at me - but obviously there are plenty of people who just don't feel the same way about things.

I don’t see horror movies in theaters anymore. Every single solitary time I go, there’s a black couple with a god damn crying baby. In 2019 I actually got to sit next to a baby in an R rated movie and I swore off horror in theaters forever. Then I saw Barbarian in theaters because I wanted to give it a shot….. THERE WAS A BABY WATCHING COCOMELON WITH THE VOLUME ON!!!!!!! Now I will say, I think the streaming stuff is keeping most of the knuckledraggers away. I have seen a lot less phones even though I go now more than ever.

Oppenheimer was weird because I initially felt the same way - that I couldn't hear like 30% of the dialogue. But the more I think about it, the more I remember being able to *technically* hear the dialogue, but the loud music was kinda distracting me from really paying *attention* to the dialogue. I think in most cases I could tell what was being said, but just couldn't take any of it to heart because I was too busy focusing on the music, so the dialogue would go in one ear and out the other. Regardless, it still *felt* like I just couldn't hear it while it was happening, so it had the same effect.

This was a great collab... short for collaboration. Watched the WW84 at lunch, this was my after work special!

I've stopped going to movies on weekends or Tuesdays unless it's a fathom event/special event on those days. I've had the stinky people who don't shower at all, people who eat/drink as loud as possible, the ones on cell phone entire movie blinding everyone around. I can deal with whisper talk as long as it's brief and not all movie. One time someone tried to take me seat with my drink and stuff already there when I left for the bathroom and when I shooed them they tried taking someone else's seat. Manager booted them off to their own seat thankfully.

For me here in Germany, even with almost half an hour of commercials (not only Trailers, real commercials) in front of the movie, people still come in late. During Oppenheimer someone took his phone out and started filming the Trinity test. And here we don´t even have that model of paying a fee and you can see as many movies as you like per month. This was such an enjoyable listen. 😂 We need a double team up of Adam and Cody taking out the theatre people trash in Olinger describing style.

My husband and I took our 2 sons to see the Super Bros Movie in 3D, mid day on a Tuesday, and it costs us $150. Not including the Uber. We live in Brooklyn NYC. Regal Cinemas.

2 of the worst movie theater experiences i had where earlier this year was the first one was the flash and there was two lads in they teens behind saying oooh wow when wonder woman had her cameo but they topped that when Michael Keaton's batman showed up saying very loudly wtf is he took me out of the movie the second one was insidious red door with about 15 minutes to go there were 3 people walking in with popcorn nachos and drink and one of them started playing on his phone the Indiana Jones theme load asf because once our screening ended that film was playing next hopefully when I go and see dune 2 (if it's not delayed) later this year I hope these experiences don't happen again

In the UK a lot of the cinemas still check and rip your ticket if you have a stub. Funniest experience was when a guy who was playing on his phone constantly and my friend shouted out if you don't turn your phone of i am going to come down there and shove it up your a55, and we heard the guy shuffling around trying to turn his phone off😂

I'll only go to Alamo Drafthouse. Small theater, great service, no kids, rules enforced as noted in this video. Last time I went to a regular theater, I remember far too many people too cheap to get a babysitter.

I stopped going on weekends or night shows because it was just getting that bad and almost got into a fight with a guy about 4 years ago because I told him to put his f@@king phone away. It was like 45 mins in the movie, and he had it out texting the whole time. It's just not worth it, I go on weekday afternoons from time to time, but the movie theater experience died way before Covid. The only movies that I've watched in theaters this year was Scream 6 and Super Mario Brothers but I waited until they were out for a few weeks and basically saw them in an empty theater on a weekday early afternoon showing. I used to love the movie theater but people f@@@@d it up and they probably should just go the way of the video store at this point.

For some reason, ever time I try to say Henry Cavil, I always say "Calvin Klein." Idk why, but I still fuck it up til this day. 😂😂

During Gran Turismo a guy full brightness phone texted someone throughout the film next to me. I asked him to at least turn the brightness down and he said the movie is over there and pointed at the screen. At least I had a hat to put on the side of my face to block it out

I miss the glory years Adam I remember going to the midnight showing of Harry Potter 4 and I went to every single midnight release for hp after that. Even did the double feature premiere for when the final hp came out. They were the best theater experiences I’ve had. Any other one has the idiots on their phones or talking through the whole thing.

I rarely have a good experience in a cinema, mainly due to the people, but also the seating is almost always uncomfortable. My worst experience was watching Avatar in a cinema and someone sat next to me, opened up a paper parcel full of fries and a full on fried fish. It was the UK, so it had vinegar on it, the smell was repulsive, the sound was obnoxious, it went on for the first half hour of the film. A truly awful experience. Oh and I couldn't focus on the 3D because 3D sucks!

We have a flix brew house . They are exactly like almo. They also play older series or similar titles as a series. Like all John Hughes movies 1 a month for 6-7 months. Or all twilight for 5 months. It’s basically the only theater we go to. Dinner movie and drinks. Only way to go

I have this thing where the soundtracks are loud enough to make your ears bleed and drown out what the actors are saying. I want to try the Swiss theater where the seats are a two person bed with sheets. You get slippers as well, for 48.50. I'm the reason for assigned seating. At a mega plex 8 screens on each side. It was timed perfect. I saw three movies for one ticket price. I have since changed my ways, and would not do that again.

My worst theater experience was a quiet place literally the whole film the guy next to me got a phone call/text

The worst cinema experience I had was Insidious 2, the crowd were non-stop talking and I couldn't hear shit. It was so bad I had to see it again (I had a cinema card so it didn't cost me anything)

Any chance you could throw this up as a podcast?

I’m jealous of the both of you all my theaters only have coke I like coke mainly coke with Lime but i with my theaters had pepsi.

Evil Dead Rise I pray will always be my wprst movie theater experience. I may be gen z, but god this generation sucks

Cory😭😭😭

How old are these guys?! Thought they were in their mid-40’s. But, they’re referencing seeing films in the early 2000’s when they were little kids

Okay I'll admit I vape in the theater 😆 but I make sure to hold it down a bit to let it dissapate and I blow it into my cup or shirt never in anyone's field of view.

You guys want these perfectly controlled silent theaters, but then you make your living from talking about movies. The perfect combination is fun people with a little bit of talking in the movie theater. Otherwise, why don’t you just stay alone all the time in a dark room by yourself?