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 Member 412 Level 21.94 Mar 2006 
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Funny things you've yelled in the theater
Now, I know that most of the time it's pretty rude and/or disruptive to yell something during a movie at the theater, but with the right timing and the right crowd, sometimes you can actually get a good laugh out of the audience. What stories of this sort do you have where this worked out, or if you're brave, when it might have even backfired? Use spoiler tags where appropriate if the movie's fairly recent.
For me, the movie was Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. However, it wasn't during the actual movie but during the preview of M. Night Shyamalan's "The Happening". I'm a fan of Robot Chicken, so when the preview finished and showed the release date I exclaimed: "What a twist!" Granted, I think my friend was the only other I could hear laugh to that, but we still chuckle over it now.   |
Member 19148 Level 19.34 Feb 2007
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That's gotta hurt!
Music is a mysterious thing. Sometimes it makes people remember things they do not expect. Many thoughts, feelings, memories... things almost forgotten... Regardless of whether the listener desires to remember or not.
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Member 27 Level 53.64 Mar 2006
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And Jessy. I'm okay with people talking after a trailer, but if they speak during a movie? Murder.  |
Member 71 Level 17.29 Mar 2006
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A few years back I was sitting in a theater watching Passion of the Christ and a character said something like "there is an uprising," so I yelled out "That's what she said!!"
It was incredibly awesome and the whole theater cracked up, a few people even walked over and high-fived me  |
Member 444 Level 22.77 Mar 2006
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Actually, that reminds me. One time I did yell during a movie, and it was at these teenagers who kept talking and giggling and doing their stupid teenager shit behind me. I forget what movie it was during, but I turned and said "SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU LITTLE SHITS!" I got some cheers for that, but no laughs. No laughs at all.  |
Member 24 Level 48.46 Mar 2006
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I've done this kind of thing a LOT. Especially when we go to earlier showings of a movie and it's High School Night Out. Their commentary is usually loud and obnoxious, but probably because they're in a large group and forget that there are other people trying to watch a fucking movie. I have to admit though. We were laughing through most of The Happening and Prince Caspian. |
Member 19148 Level 19.34 Feb 2007
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Music is a mysterious thing. Sometimes it makes people remember things they do not expect. Many thoughts, feelings, memories... things almost forgotten... Regardless of whether the listener desires to remember or not.
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Member 27 Level 53.64 Mar 2006
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Member 565 Level 25.95 Mar 2006
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Years ago during the first Matrix flick in the intro sequence where Trinity is being chased over the rooftops by the agents I couldn't help but say, "STEP IN TIME! STEP IN TIME!"
 Watch it.
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Member 19148 Level 19.34 Feb 2007
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Music is a mysterious thing. Sometimes it makes people remember things they do not expect. Many thoughts, feelings, memories... things almost forgotten... Regardless of whether the listener desires to remember or not.
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Member 27 Level 53.64 Mar 2006
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"That's gotta hurt." What are you, my dad? |
Member 19148 Level 19.34 Feb 2007
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You still must think "that's gotta hurt" is something i actually yelled. I don't yell in theatres - it was just a stupid reference for a stupid thread.
Music is a mysterious thing. Sometimes it makes people remember things they do not expect. Many thoughts, feelings, memories... things almost forgotten... Regardless of whether the listener desires to remember or not.
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Member 27 Level 53.64 Mar 2006
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Yeah. That's, uh. That's so much better. |
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Member 9705 Level 28.59 Jul 2006
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Normally when I see a movie, I keep my mouth shut so people can hear the movie, and not me. But there was one time I spoke out loud during a movie. I said, "Sir, I'm going to have to ask you to step outside of the theater." It just happened that I said this while working at the theater, to a man who had been constantly yelling things during the movie. Like the original poster, I didn't get any laughs when I said this. However, a lot of people in the theater had smiles on their faces when I walked out with that man, so I think what I said went over well.
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Member 6635 Level 17.27 May 2006
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The majority of the time, I never try to speak during the movies because I want to enjoy every bit of the movie. I've only yelled at the theatre once and it was during the movie The Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift. I went to see the movie with a few of my friends who were Initial D fans. At the very end of the movie when Vin Diesel made his cameo at the end. We were chanting Bunta with a few other people as well. A tell tale sign of being a loser right there, but it was still a good laugh.
I really hate it when people talk during the movie, because I paid money to watch a movie, not to listen to other people talk. I'm not one to tell people off, but my fiance on the other hand is not afraid to tell someone to shut up if they talk during a movie.  |
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