I don't mean that it is just because they were young. But in this case they were. I remember when cell phones first became popular, and they just rang, no music. People left them on everywhere. If one person's phone rang everybody had to look and see if it was theirs. I can remember several movies being ruined by a couple of phone calls, and these were adults, kids didn't have cell phones!

You can't make people act responsible, you can only hope they do. If I put myself in a theatre with a bunch of people who want to act like children then it is really my fault I guess.

Oh, come on now... Thtas like saying you got mugged only because you were carrying money. It's the same reason why kids walk out in the road, then flip you off because you have to honk the horn at them to get the hell out of the way. And it isnt just kids. People dont have respect for anything these days.

When was the last time you heard about a 17 year old getting arrested for assault because of road rage? That is mostly for adults. Everyone on earth seems to think they have a right to do whatever the fuck they want these days, and fuck the rights of everyone else.

I would love to see someone catch a large soda in the back of the head for shouting at the screen or not turning off their phone.


We need a movie about a byunch of people in a movie terrorizing and harming the people who wont be considerate. it waould be catharsis if nothing else :)

I'm all for it. A killer picks out his victims by going to movies, and then killing the patrons who make noise etc. They could kill them using a scene from the movie they just watched, kind of like Fade to Black.

Paparrazi, was a good example of somebody being pissed off of how they are treated by others, and is an extension of their anger.

The film had its moments, and at first I was interested. But then it went absolutely no where and made no sense. Too bad. It could have been alright.

And was I the only one who figured out that the little girl was already dead the minute we saw her?

Dude, that sounds like the greatest short film of all time

cute chicks and hot dudes are a dime a dozen, we need more freak shows. Anyhow, I think the general rule should be, if its pg-13 let it be. You can wait until it come on tv.