Probably or probably not, the video is most likely one of those early camrips mixed with an audio-only recorded in a theater.
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Thor entering Wakanda and the live crowd reactions never gets old
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In my Black Panther showing there an bunch of older black people in the row before me. Man at the end when they heard the barking letting you know M'baku was coming, they lost their damn minds
If I think it's fun to piss on your meal at dinner, am I allowed to do that?
How about we don't encourage people to be rude assholes just because they think it's fun?
You can hear the audio in a lot of scenes and some of the crowd not speaking english.
Same here. The best experiences are when people are really into it. Going to the movies is a social event.
I'm more amazed people haven't popped-off about the fact that all of these were recorded on phones in the theater, which tend to mess up the experience more than anything.
But we can't have none of that!!
That scene is just prefect to have that kind of reaction really.
That scene is just prefect to have that kind of reaction really.
Holy fuck am I dreading having to watch Endgame while I'm in the States. Anything equivalent to Arclight in Oahu?
Well, the Europeans will sit quietly like they're at a funeral.
Yeah Infinity War is the only movie I can think of that when I saw it the second time weeks later, people were still cheering.
IW and Captain Marvel had pretty hyped crowds at the theater I go to. It makes it more fun!
The viewers in my area tend to be lively even in showings that are 1-3 weeks from a release day.
I'm excited to go see Endgame with the weekend of release crowd. Should make it more fun.
The viewers in my area tend to be lively even in showings that are 1-3 weeks from a release day.
I'm excited to go see Endgame with the weekend of release crowd. Should make it more fun.
Only for opening weekends of big blockbusters with an excited audience
Good old fashioned internal restraint.
I, too, find myself thinking "I enjoy this, but I must not allow my joy to potentially interfere with others. To do anything less would be...uncivilized."
Yep! People go nuts for exciting scenes.
It's normal here in Chicago. When I watched the movie 3 times, there were always hollers and cheers.
You do realize you can always wait a bit and go during a matinee right? These are likely clips from the Thursday/Friday showings.
How dare we want to hear the movie we're paying for, instead of being pulled out of our the experience so you can whoop and clap for nobody present, because you can't control yourself in a public setting. Do you do the same thing in an art gallery when a work moves you?
Yes, how dare people be excited and cheer during a hype moment.
Absolutely. I don't care if it's cheesey or over played. It would've been even better with it!
The only time i heard the audience make any sort of noise was when everyone clapped during The Dark Knight when he flipped the truck Joker was in.
My theater didnt make a peep at all. I prefer it that way.
However a kid who say behind us looked like he was crying when the movie was over.
My theater didnt make a peep at all. I prefer it that way.
However a kid who say behind us looked like he was crying when the movie was over.
Fact. He better be in GOTG3.Low key but I was more excited about Rocket Racoon being in Thor shoulder
Rocket Racoon and Groot are even more good when they are with Thor
Holy false equivalency, Batman.
Cheering in a theater isn't rude unless you are loud the entire movie. Being excited at an exciting moment is fine. Do you also not laugh out loud at jokes? If you do, YOU ASSHOLE!
Yes, how dare they. How dare you not want me to pee on your food?
This is 100% correct.
If you're in your living room at home, where you don't have to consider that you might be negatively impacting the experience of others who do not feel the same way as you.
Pretty sure an art gallery tends to not create hype and excitement like a blockbuster movie does.
During my bachelor days I would always go to midnight premieres of big event films like this, some of the best crowds I've seen films with as we all got into it. There is a real magic at those showings. My wife hates midnight showings (she likes to go to bed at like 9pm) and when the crowd really gets into it. I'll take her criticisms and seeing them when the crowds aren't as crazy though because she still loves these films so it is something we love seeing together.
The only appropriate audience reaction in a movie theater is total silence. Even Kramer made a lot less noise and he was scalded by extra hot coffee.
If you don't want to be around people when watching a movie, you can always wait for the BluRay or y'know go see it a few weeks later. It's really not that big of a deal. You go to a fan filled showing, that's what your going to get, fans!
