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Old 12-07-2006, 12:23   #29
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Re: Pirate movie releases

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Originally Posted by Mick
We watched a movie a few months back at the cinema and some couple brought in a baby that never shut up crying. After about 10 minutes into the film, a girl got up - one can only assume she had gone to complain, when she came back, the duty manager or such, came in and stayed for five minutes. By this time the baby had stopped crying, he was just about to leave when, the baby yelped a massive cry, he had no choice but to ask the couple to leave.

But on the whole - I'd rather watch a movie at the cinema than watch it on a dodgy pirate DVD. It's the cinema experience that counts for total enjoyment.
I have to say what kind of ignorant cretin brings a baby to the flicks. no way should they have been sold tickets. I dont know which cinema you use but I very occasionally go to the AMC in manchester. Have given up on the filmworks though. The warner/myvue in bury is about the only one I know where you have a small hope of watching the film without some idiot ruining it. In my opinion DVD technology now makes home viewing superior plus the cost plus the risk of it being ruined at home is a lot less than flicks.
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