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Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
We went to see Shark Tale (is this the name of it...still don't know). It was really pretty good. I do have to "vent" about this guy sitting one seat away from me. He must have gotten 6 cell phone calls and TALKED to the other party every time....he was so loud I could not hear the movie. I mean, after the first few times, get up and go outside and go to the lobby. The theatre was PACKED and I am sure no one appreciated him conducting business in the movies.
"I'm looking for my own ROCKY MOUNTAIN "high."
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10-10-2004 04:57 PM
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Re: Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
I hate when ppl do that, next time that happens, get up and let a worker know.. they will take care of it and I've heard that they usually offer you tix to see the movie again if you've missed it b/c of a dumb butt taking calls... of course I cannot confirm that. But it is annoying esp when you hear their conversation(s) over the movie! And yes, it's called Shark Tale.
Glad you gave it a chance and enjoyed it even w/ bad reviews.

If you don't want dumb answers, don't ask dumb questions
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Re: Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
He is lucky my DH wasn't ther because he would have given him a piece of his mind. That is sooooo rude!
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Re: Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
I agree!! Actually last night we went to see Forgotten, and a cell phone went off twice
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Re: Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
I get soo annoyed with ppl who do that. Jon and I always sit at the top n so if someone does something like that we start chucking food at them. They even tell you on the screen before the movie starts to turn off all cell phones and pagers...some ppl just dont care i guess
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Re: Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
Totally agree. It's understandable that sometimes you might have an important call- babysitter, important business call, that's why cell phones have that silent feature! If you put it on silent or vibrate and stick it in the cup holder, you can see it light up when it rings. Then you can either answer it, whisper hold on, and run out, or run out and call the person back.
LOL, has anyone seen the cingular ads with "Inconsiderate Cell Phone Man" or whatever his name is, and he blabs on the phone at places like restaurants and meetings?

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BigBig Shop@Holic
Re: Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
ITA... I usually leave my phone in the car. Or at least put it on vibrate, if I don't have the ringer completely off.
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Re: Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
I wish ppl who use their phones would figure out that the rest of us don't give a hoot about their convos... I've resorted to having the manager paged every time I hear one ring. It used to annoy me but I'd ignore it... however, the last time we were at the movies someone was using their tmobile walkie talkie feature during the movie... I was pissed to say the least... we go to a theatre that is also a restaraunt and it costs a fortune to go there and I do NOT spend that kind of money to hear BOTH SIDES of a conversation... so now every time I hear a cell ring and a phone go to an ear I turn the little red flashy thing on and have the manager sent over. Yes, I am 27 and a tattle tale... but when those cell users start paying for my admission and dinner then I will stop complaining.
Lord, keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
An 'eye for an eye' leaves the whole world blind. -Mahatma Gandhi
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BigBig Shop@Holic
Re: Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
Ohhh I want a theatre that is a restaurant too!
I'm getting tired of going to the movies though, we always have to sit in the 2nd row b/c hubby is legally blind. It hurts my eyes and gives me a headache lately. 
Sorry for complaining in your thread!
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Pouty Princess
Re: Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
you should always go to the management to complain and you will get free tickets
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Banned
Re: Shut your cell phone off at the movies....
I want to know why anyone would use their cell phone in a public place for a non-emergency reason. I find it totally annoying to be subjected to someone else's personal conversations.
My best friend Beth and I were in line at Target last summer. The young woman in front of us was on her cell phone, discussing how she had apparently had some random fling with a guy, got worried about being pregnant and had gone to be tested.
When we got through the line (yes, she even talked while the checker was ringing up her items), the woman stopped to put her phone away. Beth asked her how long it would be until she found out whether she was pregnant or not. The woman started screaming and yelling at us about being rude and meddling. She was so loud that someone from Target asked her to leave the store.
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