[ SECRET POST #5211 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5211 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

I think I'm the same way, OP. I'll occasionally watch a movie at home just so I don't forget how, LOL! Not that I've been to the theater lately.

[sparklywalls]

I prefer the theatre for films too anon. But I kinda feel like that's being ruined by the people who are used to watching films at home browsing on their phone at the same time? Before the pandemic I can't remember the last time I didn't get so fed up (of seeing a lit-up square constantly entering my line of vision) that I had to tell someone to please put their phone away.

(I know this sort of discussion always attracts people who don't see the issue but personally, I don't know why you would PAY to go to the cinema and spend at least 50% of the time on Instagram or Twitter.)

[(Anonymous)]

+1, if I want to be on my phone I'll watch at home. Also it's rude to be having little lights all over a dark room.

[(Anonymous)]

THIS, if you don't care for the movie you paid for leave or (quietly) take a nap, but don't bother other people with your phone, it's basic courtesy. Motherfucker.

[(Anonymous)]

That's super weird; I never really notice anyone on their phones when they're at the theatre.

Now I'm worried about that for a post-pandemic theatre experience. I love going to the theatre but yeah, I'd be distracted and annoyed if someone was on their phone the whole time.

[kallanda_lee]

Same, except I don't binge either. I barely saw any movies this year as theatres were closed.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm pretty much the same way, nonny. I dunno, maybe because it feels like chapters? Built in breathing points?

[(Anonymous)]

I prefer the storytelling format and character development possible with shows, but I will still watch movies at home. Sometimes a chunk of a couple hours is all my brain or schedule can commit to. That said, I miss theaters so much.

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You are me and I am you.