Bad Cinema Habits to Avoid
We all love watching that movie on a big screen with a bucket of popcorn. In the dark of course, with silence that will deafen you. However, the only place that you can get that peace you need to watch a movie is at the cinema.
The thing with cinemas is that you are not alone in there. And just like public transport, you have to compromise and try not to annoy other people. Now read on to find out what other people consider as annoying. If by chance, you do any of the following, we advise that you stop with those habits.
Saving Seats
This is common in every cinema, no matter which continent you are in. Probably you have a movie date and your date does not make it in time. It is fine when you save a seat for them. Well, it only makes sense that you sit together right. If they are two well, okay we will take it. But when they are more than 3 seats saved now that is annoying. They all can’t be late or have gone to buy popcorn. If that is your habit, the only place you are safe from verbal abuse is home or you can just watch movies on the best online magazine rather than being comfortable.
Getting Drunk
Wait! This is a total no, no. If you come to the movies why are you even drinking alcohol? If you think of drinking, it better be water, juice or anything without alcohol. If you have decided to get drunk there are beer halls. Not everyone appreciates the smell of alcohol. It is more like smoking in the cinema. Totally unacceptable for more tips visit
Can you Bath First?
Body odors are different, but they have to be different good, not bad. Going to the cinema is different from walking into your lounge and watching a movie. There are people around you, strangers that will sit next to you. So why not take a proper bath and then go, no one wants to feel suffocated in the cinema.
The list is endless but we feel that these are rather essentials that are not acceptable in the cinema.
CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za.
Source: MyPR
Submit your own Press Release or get free content for your publication.
Video – How to post your Press Release on MyPR:
My Press Release (MyPR) provides free South African targeted content and press releases for on and off line publishers and media. Registering on MyPR enables public relations companies and practitioners to post articles under their own author name. Public Relations Companies and practitioners, event organisers, sports and political writers use MyPR as a distribution mechanism for their press releases, content, images and news. A forever free subscription allows publishers and media free access to all press releases, content and images on MyPR.
This press release is courtesy of WP Robot plugin – CLICK HERE to learn more about WP Robot for WordPress – a massive time and money saver.
