[Closed] eating in the cinema

Fish & chips with salt and vinegar ... 😆

No, no ... I don't do that.

No, I don't go to cinema or the last time I went there was about 10 yrs ago.

Edit: I don't like eating or drinking in cinema because I want to concentrate on the movie. I would not starve or die of thirst for 3 hours plus without them food or drink ...

Think I ate M&M only ...

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So long as I can't hear or smell what you're eating, go for it. Rustling crisps and chocolate bags are just about acceptable at kids films, but when you're a grown up watching an 18 rated film, sort it out.

No problem with people eating at the cinema as long as they do it quietly / shovel when it's on a loud bit.

You wouldn't devour crisp after crisp at home watching television,

Says who?

Though TBF I'll decant crisps into a bowl so there's no rustling. Otherwise it annoys [i]me [/i]when I'm the one eating them.

Popcorn ftw, although I'm still not sure if I'm happy with the Mrs' technique of throwing chocolate in with it

Most times we go the cinema is full of people loudly eating crap.

It's just not the same without treats to eat. I can't explain it but it isn't.

1) No eating ...of anything harder than a soft roll with no filling. No one wants to hear you crunch, chew or masticate in any way. Nachos cause special offence and are of the devil.

Do those people eating in the cinema have thunder arms? 😆

Our local privately owned cinema serves food and drink while you watch the film , you can even text the bar and they'll bring the drinks too your seat ....

Our local cinema is awesomz. It serves cake and lager. Snack away I say!

Just wondering why stuff your face in the cinema?

Helps me get to sleep quicker.

Garbage food of the worst kind. Can't stand munching in the cinema, shuffling popcorn boxes, someone drops the box, someone spills their drink.

Most people go for the cinema experience or tradition though rather than actually interested in the film. Popcorn and shitty reclaimed so called meat hot dogs are part of the tradition.

Myself I can't watch films while eating. At home I have to finish my meal before sitting down to watch a film. Though I do the whole home cinema thing and lights down, reclining seat, phone off the hook, amp up to 11 😀

I cant afford cinema snacks, well I can but they are a ****in rip off!

Consumed Five Guys burgers and chips when I last went! Didn't have time to eat before so stuffed it down during the ads before the film.
There are worse things at the cinema.

I cant afford cinema snacks, well I can but they are a ****in rip off!

Lidl or Aldi.
3 cans of Coke £1
£1 each for a snack
Go to VUE on Tuesday with Super Tuesday offer, get 1/3 off tickets.
Just over £20 for a flim for 2 people.

Job done.

My pet hate. I get the rage.

When I pay over a tenner to watch a film with the best sound, screen and all round experience I don't need some fat bloke grazing on Pringles next to me.

Flumps and soft rolls only.

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[quote=coolhandluke ]You wouldn't devour crisp after crisp at home watching television

Of course I would - do have to rewind a bit sometimes when I miss something because of the crunching, which is one reason I wouldn't do that in the cinema.

You wouldn't devour crisp after crisp at home watching television,

How little you know me.

Wouldn't do it in the cinema though - our tradition is an ice cream timed for the start of the film, two scoops if I've been good.

You wouldn't devour crisp after crisp at home watching television

Yes I do.

I'll decant crisps into a bowl

DezB - Member
Consumed Five Guys burgers and chips when I last went!

Burger from them can be more than a cinema ticket, and that's £10+ these days!

Went to a cinema recently where I was horrified to discover they were actually selling Dorito platters. [url= https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Misophonia&rlz=1CAASUD_enGB610GB610&oq=Misophonia&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i60l2&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=122&ie=UTF-8 ]Misophonia[/url] overload for me, seriously thought about leaving early in case I gave in to the urge to stamp on some nearby couple's spread. Starwars was nearly ruined by another guy's nasal whistles in the quiet scenes.

Cinemas should have quiet zones or sittings, am sure it would encourage attendance.

I took someone's sweets off them once because the wrappers were driving me mental, I also said the least cool and softest thing in my entire life when I did it, "you can have these back after the film".

Last time i went to the pics it was when the movie stopped and the lady with the icecreams came round.

I'm sure i was to young to watch Jaws (still can't swim and have no intention of trying)

[i]Burger from them can be more than a cinema ticket[/i]

Yeah, but it's right next door and still cheaper than buying the cinema's junk.

I find it a nuisance but try to remind myself that most of the population are plebs and therefore don't know any better.

That said, the nadir of cinematic eating was several years ago when Dr North and I went to see Steve McQueen's extraordinary film Hunger. Just as we're watching a grotesquely emaciated Fassbender playing Bobby Sands's final moments, so the woman in front of us opened her handbag and drew out her foil-wrapped sandwiches and proceeded to tuck in.

Last film I went to with my wife (other than kids films) was the full monty
She's worried I may kill (again)

when I'm minister in charge of cinemas, it'll be no straws and the sweets'll be dispensed out of massive jars into cloth bags

oh, and no ****S, obvz

I saw a couple in the cinema and they each had, ice cream, nachos, bucket of popcorn and a vat of coke.

Yes its surprising that they even sell food as it clearly attracts vermin. Frankly if, when I go out in public, the public are there I may well choose to go back in again. They're disgusting with their breathing and their touching things. It make s my skin crawl.

You wouldn't devour crisp after crisp at home watching television,

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Got to be Battenberg cake FTW 😉

My local cinema serves sensibly priced good beer and wine only problem is it also attracts the sort of movie goers that struggle to last 2hrs without a bathroom trip...

At least for Star Wars there was no talking just the laughts in the right places and no explanation of who anyone was.

I did date a lady who had a fortnightly cinema visit with her girlfriends & they used to smuggle cans of lager in.

Those rules seem fairly sensible but knitting? Really?

but knitting? Really?

If you don't like the public don't go to a public venue.

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and Fairport Convention

Shower of miserable sods!

Tbh every time I go to the cinema (very rarely these days) I'm reminded of how mentally loud it is. Our local odeon is so loud that if someone was pushing nachos into my ears, I don't reckon I'd hear them!.

Wassup. Can we get a STW corner or would we automatically go straight into pedants corner?

pedants

pedant's?
pedants'?

Ped'ants?

You need to go to better a Cinema I reckon.

Everyman Cinema in Leeds.
No kids, proper sofas (no cinema seats)
Proper food and drinks.
Wine cooler for every double seat etc.

[quote=chewkw]...No, I don't go to cinema

I can see why you felt the need to rush to be the first to respond then.

Watching crap is fun

Eating crap is fun

Combining the two is fun and therefore potentially profitable for the cinema.

Combining the two and charging inflated prices to a caprive audience is even more profitable for the cinema.

I risk eating endless crisps at home watching TV so mostly stay away from the cinema.

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