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Originally posted by Daytrip
whine whine whine........i for one like seeing movies when the crowd is emotionaly charged......how often do you see a movie that people are into enough to cheer?

I was thankful tonight when the crowd I was with actually clapped when the film ended. That never happened before at a regular commercial screening. AMAZING. It's usually me who gives off 3-4 good claps, if the film is real good.

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Originally posted by Jepthah
The rest of the time my face was mostly either -eek- or :(

rotfl

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Originally posted by dcswirl
I heard that kind of crap also, and it pissed me off. Given the size and scope of this project, what do you expect them to do? I was very pleased with the ending and could have sat another hour or so. People had plenty of chances to leave whenever they wanted.

Agreed. Anyone who talks during a movie in a negative way, especially when I'm really into it and loving it, should be thrown right the **** out. People cheering or crying when I am - I have no problems. Those who do have problems with that can kiss my ass.

I went to the the first showing on Wednesday at 10:30 ni the morning and pretty much my crowd clapped/cheered at most of the scenes that everyone has mentioned. What I found to be slightly disturbing was that about five people sitting in the back of theater freaked out and cheered/clapped when the words "The Lord of the Rings" came on the screen at the beginning of the film. You could hear a lot of negative comments being said about those guys. And a first for me, I actually clapped along with the rest of the theater when the film ended. I know that no one else could hear us but I thought it was a way to show respect and my appreciation towards Peter Jackson for creating this trilogy and bringing to us.

When the dead people arrived and helped out