The people complaining about that movie would have heart attacks and die at a screening of Rocky Horror.
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I don't even know what's real anymore
People go to kids movies, and complain about the kids. Huh.
The crowd and reactions are one of the biggest parts of the theater experience that's actually positive.
I imagine it varies between countries. In the UK I would say I'm happy for laughter, and the odd gasp. Anything more such as cheering, singing or clapping is not on to me personally.
I think at this point they could make the "Hawk Tuah Skibidi Movie" and people would clap and throw popcorn in the air every time they say a brain rot catchphrase from tiktok.
And honestly I'm ok with that, the only people there know what they are signing up for.
I'm fine with people getting rowdy (I went to a late screening of Spider-Man: No Way Home that was pretty raucous and it added to the fun) but I draw the line at throwing water and popcorn around as the cinema staff have to clean up that mess.
In a way it's obviously shitty behaviour, and I feel for the people who have to clean it, on the other hand if the cleaning becomes too much and recurring they will have to hire a dedicated cleaning crew, and that creates jobs
It never fails to baffle me how media has managed to gaslight Americans into thinking that creating pointless busywork jobs for their own sake is some sort of moral imperative.
And they will add it to ticket prices
Michael Bay is in talks for a movie based on the skibidi toilet cinematic universe.
https://variety.com/2024/film/news/skibidi-toilet-michael-bay-movie-adam-goodman-1236077245/
Saw it last night, can confirm audience went wild with chicken jockey and flint and steel. Honestly didn't think it was too bad, but I think part of the trend is also to fling fucking popcorn all over the place because when we went in the theater was spotless, and when the lights came back on, it was like a fucking popcorn bomb went off in there, the worst I've ever seen in my life; honestly felt bad for the employees.
Rocky Horror Picture Show vibes
Or the pirates from the SpongeBob movie.
And that's one more reason why I'll never go back to a cinema.
My favorite part was when the Minecraft guy said, "it's craftin' time" then he crafted all those mines.
"Anyway, I started digging. Crunch, Crunch, Crunch."
So Jared Leto is in it!
Born to be a creeper
Mine was when Master Chief showed up in the post-credits and suggested he and Steve should team up and then both shouted "It's time to play Xbox™ One™"
I saw it with my kid today. There were a bunch of applauses to references which I didn't get (never played Minecraft). The chicken jockey and honestly can't remember the others, but there were like 3 more. It is annoying because the people who made the film can't hear you. Having said that, I attributed it to the people likely being kids who don't know how to act in a theater.
Sounds fun, not sure what's there to be theatrical about
It could be so good while high, imagine these bombs dropping ‘chicken jockey’. I don’t get it at all but it sounds like good fun or at least bizzare experience
I find it funny that the article uses a quote from Moist Critical's video on it (as well as I think Schaffrillis Productions and PhoenixSC, I know I've heard the quotes before on youtube) and they leave it anonymous as to who said it
spawns
This is dumb to me, but I'm not the target audience for this movie. It sounds like the people who are the target audience are having a blast and that's awesome.
It's a shitty movie about Minecraft... let people have their fun. The jokes and memes around it are the best part.
It sounds like the start of some Rocky Horror stuff. Which, I think we need something like that to happen again.
Reminds me of the Rocky Horror Picture Show stuff
One of the things I want to do before I die. Watch a Midnight screening of RHPS with everyone singing along.
Take your newspaper and rice
Damnit Janet
A toast!
Meatloaf again?
Several videos captured by cinemagoers show audiences chanting the line along with Black, before whooping and clapping loudly. On social media, many people attested that they had witnessed, or participated in, similar outbursts.
“My theater clapped every time Jack Black name dropped a Minecraft item that was in the trailers, and when he said Chicken Jockey I s* you not the entire row in front of me gave a standing ovation,”** one person shared.
“Just got back from watching the movie myself, can confirm everyone in the theater collectively yelled ‘CHICKEN JOCKEY’ during that moment and it was glorious ngl,” wrote another.
“This is what made me love my experience more, bc even though the movie wasn’t as bad as i thought it was going to be, the packed cinema with everyone shouting, clapping and cheering whenever jack black name dropped something genuinely gave me so much joy,” commented someone else.
This sounds like a Red Letter Media skit lol
I'm sorry but I just can't believe that this is actually happening. This sounds so fake. What seems more reasonable, that crowds are going crazy in the theater and chanting to something from the (widely panned) trailer, or that the producers paid a couple people to write fake testimonials?
You just gotta go an try it out. It's an experience.
My son got invited to a birthday party for it. Theater was 90% 5-12 year olds. This really did happen. In Australia where I don't usually see this kind of thing, even when I've heard about it for other movies.
A guy that looked mid teens literally yelled "shut the fuck up!" at one point which just made them all laugh and go more crazy.
I don’t think the people who are shitting on the trailer online are in the target demographic…
I say if they're going to release dogshit movies, at least let people party in the theater