[ SECRET POST #5916 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5916 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Have you ever walked out of a movie at the theaters?

[(Anonymous)]

No, but we almost got kicked out of Troy.

Backstory: My now-wife and I went to a very classical liberal arts school, and everyone, even transfers, had to take Hum 110 which gave us a grounding in the western classics, i.e. Egyptian, Roman, and Greek histories and culture. It was more than a year long course, in that, once you're accepted and registered at the school, they send you epic poems from those cultures to read over the summer before school starts, including The Iliad.

We KNEW this story. And the history and culture in this movie was laughably bad. Literally. And there was this snooty looking older couple, who were the only other people in the theatre, who were apparently convinced that they were watching Cultured Entertainment and did not like us guffawing over all the mistakes and tried to get us kicked out.

Re: Have you ever walked out of a movie at the theaters?

[(Anonymous)]

OH GOD when I was 15 years old I went to the cinema with my class and my ancient Greek teacher (you can study Greek and Latin where I live) to watch Troy. It was like an official class outing, paid from the school.

It was such a strange experience because the story was laughably bad, sure, but most of all because of my teacher... She, a woman who was I believe was in her 50s back then, was openly and loudly lusting after Brad Pit and all the other hot actors. The worst part is that some of my classmates were interacting with her and exchanging thirsty comments and it was so disgusting and unappropriated.

I wanted to escape so badly lol my then clueless lesbian ass could not relate at all