If this kept up for any amount of time, I would leave and ask for my money back. Theatres have a responsibility to kick out people who are noisy.

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[QUOTE="EMOEVOLUTION"]sorry, but I can't sympathize with what you're saying as you don't know the other persons side of the story.Palantas

Indeed. There's no "other side" to this. Don't take babies or other things that make noise to places where silence is required.

If I brought a boombox to a theatre and cranked it up while the movie was playing, I'd be in trouble too. And if you're that inconsiderate of a parent to not only bring you baby to a movie with a maturity rating of which he/she doesn't belong, but let him disrupt the movie for others when he starts screaming like a banshee, then bring some duct tape with you and strap it around your baby's mouth. Presuming he hasn't learned how to breathe through his nose yet, when he dies fromasphyxiation, you'll finally realize just how bad of a parent you really are...

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Whatcha gonna do when they come?

What are 3 things that really bother you and why do they bother you so much?

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Yes, that is extremely annoying. A couple of weeks ago I saw Kick-Ass, and believe it or not I heard an infant crying somewhere in the audience way ahead of us. I thought that was unbelievably irresponsible; a mother bringing her baby to a movie like that (or any movie at all).

In fact last year I was unfortunate enough to sit next to a rather obese woman in a crammed theater after being dragged by my friends to see Fast & Furious. Little did I know that she had an infant with her, and not even 30 minutes into the movie the baby began crying, non-stop. Then she did what many of you could never guess at this point: Sitting next to me, she lifted her shirt (and yes, I saw more than I would ever need to) and began breastfeeding him. That's right, I saw (and heard) everything that I didn't want to from an obese woman breastfeeding her child right next to me and my friends. But mainly me.

Seriously people, why even have kids when you don't know what to do with them....

Mochyc

ROFL! Should have made a big scene about it. You probably would have embarrased her to the point where she would have never shown her face in public again.

"Hey, aren't you the mother who flipped up her shirt in that movie that one time?"

Yes, that is extremely annoying. A couple of weeks ago I saw Kick-Ass, and believe it or not I heard an infant crying somewhere in the audience way ahead of us. I thought that was unbelievably irresponsible; a mother bringing her baby to a movie like that (or any movie at all).

In fact last year I was unfortunate enough to sit next to a rather obese woman in a crammed theater after being dragged by my friends to see Fast & Furious. Little did I know that she had an infant with her, and not even 30 minutes into the movie the baby began crying, non-stop. Then she did what many of you could never guess at this point: Sitting next to me, she lifted her shirt (and yes, I saw more than I would ever need to) and began breastfeeding him. That's right, I saw (and heard) everything that I didn't want to from an obese woman breastfeeding her child right next to me and my friends. But mainly me.

Seriously people, why even have kids when you don't know what to do with them....

Tigerman950

Watcha gonna do when they come?

I gotta redeem!

Whatcha gonna do when they come?

I gotta relieve!

Whatcha gonna do when they come?

I gotta recieve!

You gotta do what?

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I'm fine with people going to movies with their little kids. The part where I begin being not so fine is when their kids start screaming their heads off and the parents just sit there hoping they'll stop. Take your brat outside, lady.

GabuEx

Yes, and next time go to the manager and ask for your money back or a different showing. theaters should have age limits depending on the movie.

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