Movie Going Experience

When one is engaged in the cinematic viewing experience it is important to read the cinematic viewing etiquette guidelines before departure. If one does not have such a document in their possession I will gladly inform you of its contents.

When a young gentleman and gentlewoman are viewing the cinemas it is important to show proper etiquette so as to maximize the viewing pleasure of all customers.

Here is a few suggestions from such behavior to abstain from:

1. Communication is frowned upon once the moving picture has begun

1.a) Talk that reveals future plot information of the current moving picture being viewed is unacceptable

2. Any device that makes noise should be silenced or removed from the vicinity once the moving picture has begun.

2.a) If such a device or alarm is repeated every five minutes other costumers will be peeved and cannot enjoy their cinema viewing experience

3. Anything that would take away from another costumers viewing pleasure will not be tolerated and such behavior will result in a prompt removal from the theatre.

Wasn't that a handy little document? I find it very useful. Now I find it quite vexing when another costumer has not read this lovely little pamphlet and has disregarded the other costumers and have created an unpleasant viewing environment for them. I have found this to be the case this previous day when my family and I sojourned to the closest cinema and tried to view a moving picture. I will not go into details so as not to be the bearer of gossip or creator of hurt feelings. I merely would like to point out that one should consider these things whilst in the company of others

Faretheewell and goodnight

yours truly

Kelsey