View Poll Results: Can we take our 15-month-old daughter to an animated movie matinee on Black Friday?
Yes, you're in the clear / not creating that much more distraction.
10
16.67%
Do it and expect to justifiably hear it from patrons / management if she's disruptive.
14
23.33%
This is a terrible idea.
34
56.67%
If you choose "twikoff" you have to explain what it means. I still don't get it.
2
3.33%
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Bringing a child / baby to the movies
11-21-12, 12:47 PM
#51
DVD Talk Godfather
Re: Bringing a child / baby to the movies
My worst experience was at The Avengers. I posted about it in that thread, but holy crap. in the row behind me, two kids under 5 at a 7:30pm (8 by the time it started) show. The first 20 minutes were a nightmare. Nevermind the film being PG-13, those kids shoulda been in bed by 8:30. Horrible parenting call there.
11-21-12, 04:09 PM
#54
DVD Talk Godfather
Re: Bringing a child / baby to the movies
Yeah, mom and grandpa didn't have any etiquette either. Neither new how to whisper. That was a complete self absorbed trip to the movies. That wasn't for the kids in the least. They were yelling at the kids to be quiet, eat their candy, sit still. Yelled at them on the way out that they were never coming back to the theater again. I felt bad for the kids. It was their bedtime, they didn't want to be there at all. Moms and gramps were the assholes here.
It may have just felt like 20 minutes. It was the entire opening with Loki and the Teseract, however long that is.
It may have just felt like 20 minutes. It was the entire opening with Loki and the Teseract, however long that is.
