[ SECRET POST #2431 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2431 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

There's nothing wrong with talking during a movie, at least in certain circumstances and with certain movies. Not coincidentally, those are the only times and circumstances where watching a movie is more fun with friends. Mostly, these are movies that are rather bad, or old and familiar, or theaters that are somewhat empty. For instance, I saw STID in a theater that had about 5 other people in it, and I don't really feel that bad about sitting in the back and whispering to my friend about it.

And then there's also the case that some movies are good to see with other people because moviegoing can be a communal experience even when you're not talking. When I saw Pacific Rim, it was much more enjoyable because the theater was totally full, because it gave a kind of energy and excitement to the thing.

IMO anyway.