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2005-11-16 - 12:13 a.m. Why is it when I go to see a matinee on a tuesday, and there are only two other people in the theatre, they choose seats directly behind me and talk through the enitre thing? "Who's that girl?" Jesus K. Fucking Reist, of course theyre walking! Shut your goddamn cock holster! Can I yell at an elderly couple on a tuesday afternoon? Can I scream at them, tell them they're being rude, offer to buy their tickets back if they just leave? No I can't, I don't. It's not what I do. I try to ignore them, plug my left ear when their obnoxious banter inevitably starts up again every few minutes, throw them a couple of nasty looks and try to enjoy the movie as best I can. And It's not that I didn't enjoy it, I liked it quite a bit, which just made the people all the more irritating. My entertainment is sacred. I don't want to talk during a movie, I don't want to communicate with anything but the film itself. I want to allow my disbelief to be suspended. I want to immerse myself in the story's every detail. I don't want to be reminded of myself sitting there, to be pulled out of the illusion. And I can't understand why anyone else would. Color me intolerant and closed minded. I wonder if these people ever allow themselves to really experience anything? Is it that they need to be constantly present and self aware for fear of losing themselves? Do they get scared if they can't hear themselves constantly talking? Or I don't know, maybe their lives are complete and fullfilling, and they don't need movies to make them happy. Who am I to say, I'm just some dork there by myself. I don't wish them any real harm, I guess, and I'm not so angry now I've had a chance to vent, but I still don't understand. And I'm grateful for the miracle of the DVD. cheers. � 0 comments so far� |