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Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken. |
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"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken."
Lots of people are disrespectful assholes. They're the same types who play music or listen to videos out loud on public transport.  |
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over a year ago
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"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken.
Lots of people are disrespectful assholes. They're the same types who play music or listen to videos out loud on public transport. "
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over a year ago
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"Tbh I'd rather that than feet and arse smells
Can’t say I’ve ever had the pleasure at my local cinema!   "
Depends which type of cinema you go to
I went to one on Sunday and I can guarantee nobody there cared about who was eating what  |
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Because *people* think they have the right to do what they want.
I work in a restaurant that has a bar, we get loads of folk who come in for a drink, send their kids to maccies and expect us to be cool with them sitting in our restaurant eating another food outlets produce.
No. Fuck off out and free up that table for someone who's gonna put money in our till. It's a restaurant not a fucking park bench. |
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"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken.
Lots of people are disrespectful assholes. They're the same types who play music or listen to videos out loud on public transport. "
Or eat or drink something in supermarkets before or without paying. |
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I like the cinema.....
I DONT like.......
People who rustle and rattle food
People who munch and crunch
People who get up mid film to go to the loo or buy food
People who totter in with food and I have to listen to them sharing it out and talking about it as if it's gold.
Eat outside. Eat after. Don't eat during..... unless it's marshmallows or other silent non aromatics.
In FACT ..... get high on air ......okay? |
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"Because *people* think they have the right to do what they want.
I work in a restaurant that has a bar, we get loads of folk who come in for a drink, send their kids to maccies and expect us to be cool with them sitting in our restaurant eating another food outlets produce.
No. Fuck off out and free up that table for someone who's gonna put money in our till. It's a restaurant not a fucking park bench."
It's utterly disgusting that people like that act so entitled that they think the rules don't apply to them. |
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"8.00 my local cinema charges for a chilli dog ,I don’t blame people for taking their own food in .Theirs a lot worse things to be bothering about ."
I don't mind them taking it in. Just be thoughtful with it ..... take a silent sandwich or sommat .... nothing hot n stinky |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It’s not against the rule to bring in fast food
It’s against the rules to bring in food from other places
You can by a hot dog and chips and take them in
The reason it’s against the rules as so they can make a 99p hot dog £3.99 and force people to pay stupid prices |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Because *people* think they have the right to do what they want.
I work in a restaurant that has a bar, we get loads of folk who come in for a drink, send their kids to maccies and expect us to be cool with them sitting in our restaurant eating another food outlets produce.
No. Fuck off out and free up that table for someone who's gonna put money in our till. It's a restaurant not a fucking park bench."
Can’t believe thst happens,I feel guilty leaving any establishment without buying anything
Bet they’re arrogant tossers to boot. |
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By *inx.x3Woman
over a year ago
Bath |
"I like the cinema.....
I DONT like.......
People who rustle and rattle food
People who munch and crunch
People who get up mid film to go to the loo or buy food
People who totter in with food and I have to listen to them sharing it out and talking about it as if it's gold.
Eat outside. Eat after. Don't eat during..... unless it's marshmallows or other silent non aromatics.
In FACT ..... get high on air ......okay?"
People Can’t help needing the toilet ?? |
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I don't go to the cinema
but if I did, I would prefer if people didn't eat smelly food in there.
Very selfish and inconsiderate of them in my humble opinion.
Good manners are a thing of the past sadly.  |
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"I usually take a meal deal from Tesco. The food prices in cinemas is extortionate and I don't blame folk for buying stuff elsewhere.
A meal deal isn't hot n steamy tho "
That's true as meal deals from supermarkets are mainly sandwiches, a cold drink and a snack. |
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"I like the cinema.....
I DONT like.......
People who rustle and rattle food
People who munch and crunch
People who get up mid film to go to the loo or buy food
People who totter in with food and I have to listen to them sharing it out and talking about it as if it's gold.
Eat outside. Eat after. Don't eat during..... unless it's marshmallows or other silent non aromatics.
In FACT ..... get high on air ......okay?
People Can’t help needing the toilet ??"
No Excuses ! Go BEFORE..... This is what is wrong with this country today ......... all piss and no crossed legs! |
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over a year ago
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To be fair it smells just as bad as all the hot dogs,nachos/toppings and other random bits the cinema sells too.
All hot food could be banned and go back to just selling sweets,crisp,drinks and popcorn. |
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By *inx.x3Woman
over a year ago
Bath |
"I like the cinema.....
I DONT like.......
People who rustle and rattle food
People who munch and crunch
People who get up mid film to go to the loo or buy food
People who totter in with food and I have to listen to them sharing it out and talking about it as if it's gold.
Eat outside. Eat after. Don't eat during..... unless it's marshmallows or other silent non aromatics.
In FACT ..... get high on air ......okay?
People Can’t help needing the toilet ??
No Excuses ! Go BEFORE..... This is what is wrong with this country today ......... all piss and no crossed legs!"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
I'd rather munch on a burger than popcorn."
The problem is they want to charge people stupid money so ban foods from other places |
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Why would anyone want to take actual food or a meal in a cinema is beyond me. I would understand if it was a 6 hour film without a break. Having said that I do like a few maltesers but then that can't be offensive to anyone. The old ways of the ice-cream sellers going around and all the anticipation for the interval to have a lovely little tub of ice-cream was far nicer in my opinion  |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
I'd rather munch on a burger than popcorn.
The problem is they want to charge people stupid money so ban foods from other places "
Because they get next to fuck all from ticket sales for the first few weeks. Think a 70%/30% split in favor of studios and distributors.
After so many weeks that will reverse and cinemas get 70% of the ticket sales and studios get 30% but by then nobody is really seeing that movie anyway. |
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
I'd rather munch on a burger than popcorn.
The problem is they want to charge people stupid money so ban foods from other places
Because they get next to fuck all from ticket sales for the first few weeks. Think a 70%/30% split in favor of studios and distributors.
After so many weeks that will reverse and cinemas get 70% of the ticket sales and studios get 30% but by then nobody is really seeing that movie anyway."
One of the girls from work went on her own last week. She was the only person watching the film.
Plus you've got lost revenue from people distributing illegally.
Don't get me wrong, I think the prices take the piss but they are there to make a profit.
Also, with people bringing in their own food, I'm willing to bet they have huge food waste costs which will drive the prices even higher. |
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I knew C was a keeper when she ate the popcorn exactly like I do - we grab a handful and try to cram as many in our mouths as possible.
Then when the lights go on at the end you find you’ve got loads down your top
K |
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By *rispyDuckMan
over a year ago
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When the movie '300' came out, I went it with the 10 piece KFC bargain bucket
Why you might ask? Why do people fick in field & carparks I would ask in turn lol
Because we can & once in a while its fun to break the rules  |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
I'd rather munch on a burger than popcorn.
The problem is they want to charge people stupid money so ban foods from other places
Because they get next to fuck all from ticket sales for the first few weeks. Think a 70%/30% split in favor of studios and distributors.
After so many weeks that will reverse and cinemas get 70% of the ticket sales and studios get 30% but by then nobody is really seeing that movie anyway.
One of the girls from work went on her own last week. She was the only person watching the film.
Plus you've got lost revenue from people distributing illegally.
Don't get me wrong, I think the prices take the piss but they are there to make a profit.
Also, with people bringing in their own food, I'm willing to bet they have huge food waste costs which will drive the prices even higher."
Indeed. Don't get me wrong I hate the prices (one reason I stopped going among many reasons) but I understand why its so expensive. |
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
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Would you think it was acceptable to go to an off license and purchase alcohol to then take that alcohol to the pub and sit at a table and consume it and leave the empties for them to clear away.
I don’t have a problem with eating in cinemas as long as you are considerate to the people around you but buying it elsewhere and taking it in is just taking the piss. |
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
Would you think it was acceptable to go to an off license and purchase alcohol to then take that alcohol to the pub and sit at a table and consume it and leave the empties for them to clear away.
I don’t have a problem with eating in cinemas as long as you are considerate to the people around you but buying it elsewhere and taking it in is just taking the piss. "
I agree |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
I'd rather munch on a burger than popcorn.
The problem is they want to charge people stupid money so ban foods from other places "
I've taken McDonald's into a cinema, and always take my own jelly sweets and big bags of chocolate. If I'm going with just my sister I'll buy the cinema's confectionery and she buys the tickets.
They don't do Ben and Jerry's Cherry Garcia ice cream any more so I stick with sweets. |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
Would you think it was acceptable to go to an off license and purchase alcohol to then take that alcohol to the pub and sit at a table and consume it and leave the empties for them to clear away.
I don’t have a problem with eating in cinemas as long as you are considerate to the people around you but buying it elsewhere and taking it in is just taking the piss. "
That's different. I'm going to the pub to drink and maybe eat, so wouldn't take my own in.
I go to the cinema to watch a film, I don't watch it on my phone while I'm in there.
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"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken.
Lots of people are disrespectful assholes. They're the same types who play music or listen to videos out loud on public transport.
Or eat or drink something in supermarkets before or without paying."
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"I don't go to the cinema
but if I did, I would prefer if people didn't eat smelly food in there.
Very selfish and inconsiderate of them in my humble opinion.
Good manners are a thing of the past sadly. "
I think alcohol and food should be banned from cinemas.
If people can't survive for 2 hours without food and alcohol there's something wrong with them.
Children and sweets are a different thing and easily avoided. Watch kid's films late at night so there's no kids in. |
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"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken."
Last movie I went to see at the cinema was Dredd (so 10 years ago now) and I remember it costing me £40 for 2 Adults, 2 drinks (seems the c word is banned on fab) and 2 hot dogs.
£40 freaking quid 10 years ago.
As a regular movie watcher and cinema goer at that point, I just gave up on the cinema there and then. Got myself what I need to enjoy the experience at home and never looked back.
So if people are taking their own food now, I honestly don't blame them given the extortionate prices from a decade a go (which I can only assume have since gone up).
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
Would you think it was acceptable to go to an off license and purchase alcohol to then take that alcohol to the pub and sit at a table and consume it and leave the empties for them to clear away.
I don’t have a problem with eating in cinemas as long as you are considerate to the people around you but buying it elsewhere and taking it in is just taking the piss. "
But...... Its not the same
In a pub I'm paying to enter their establishment to consume beverages, so I wouldn't purchase beverages from else where
In a cinema I am paying to enter their establishment to watch a film. So if I want to take a snuggle, pillow and sweets I don't see a problem. If I took a TV and my marvel collection then I could see myself upsetting a few people |
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
Would you think it was acceptable to go to an off license and purchase alcohol to then take that alcohol to the pub and sit at a table and consume it and leave the empties for them to clear away.
I don’t have a problem with eating in cinemas as long as you are considerate to the people around you but buying it elsewhere and taking it in is just taking the piss.
But...... Its not the same
In a pub I'm paying to enter their establishment to consume beverages, so I wouldn't purchase beverages from else where
In a cinema I am paying to enter their establishment to watch a film. So if I want to take a snuggle, pillow and sweets I don't see a problem. If I took a TV and my marvel collection then I could see myself upsetting a few people "
So you would consider it ok to go too a pub to listen to a live music gig and take your own drink because you are not going there for the primary reason of having a drink, you are going for the music and they just happen to sell drink also.
In the same way you are going to the cinema to watch the film, they just happen to sell food also. |
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By *hoirCouple
over a year ago
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"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken."
Sod policies. Take what you want in and don't fall for the cinema who make those policies so you buy their marked up food.
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"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken.
Sod policies. Take what you want in and don't fall for the cinema who make those policies so you buy their marked up food.
C"
The food is one part of their business. They are a business.
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
Would you think it was acceptable to go to an off license and purchase alcohol to then take that alcohol to the pub and sit at a table and consume it and leave the empties for them to clear away.
I don’t have a problem with eating in cinemas as long as you are considerate to the people around you but buying it elsewhere and taking it in is just taking the piss.
But...... Its not the same
In a pub I'm paying to enter their establishment to consume beverages, so I wouldn't purchase beverages from else where
In a cinema I am paying to enter their establishment to watch a film. So if I want to take a snuggle, pillow and sweets I don't see a problem. If I took a TV and my marvel collection then I could see myself upsetting a few people
So you would consider it ok to go too a pub to listen to a live music gig and take your own drink because you are not going there for the primary reason of having a drink, you are going for the music and they just happen to sell drink also.
In the same way you are going to the cinema to watch the film, they just happen to sell food also."
No because the establishment is a pub that has organised to play a band I want to see, I wouldn't take drinks or a radio to play the songs I like
I'm not going to the cinema to eat their food I am paying to watch a film and I like to suck on sweets |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken.
Sod policies. Take what you want in and don't fall for the cinema who make those policies so you buy their marked up food.
C
The food is one part of their business. They are a business.
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Indeed. Repeating this here.
"Because they get next to fuck all from ticket sales for the first few weeks. Think a 70%/30% split in favor of studios and distributors.
After so many weeks that will reverse and cinemas get 70% of the ticket sales and studios get 30% but by then nobody is really seeing that movie anyway." |
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
Would you think it was acceptable to go to an off license and purchase alcohol to then take that alcohol to the pub and sit at a table and consume it and leave the empties for them to clear away.
I don’t have a problem with eating in cinemas as long as you are considerate to the people around you but buying it elsewhere and taking it in is just taking the piss.
But...... Its not the same
In a pub I'm paying to enter their establishment to consume beverages, so I wouldn't purchase beverages from else where
In a cinema I am paying to enter their establishment to watch a film. So if I want to take a snuggle, pillow and sweets I don't see a problem. If I took a TV and my marvel collection then I could see myself upsetting a few people
So you would consider it ok to go too a pub to listen to a live music gig and take your own drink because you are not going there for the primary reason of having a drink, you are going for the music and they just happen to sell drink also.
In the same way you are going to the cinema to watch the film, they just happen to sell food also.
No because the establishment is a pub that has organised to play a band I want to see, I wouldn't take drinks or a radio to play the songs I like
I'm not going to the cinema to eat their food I am paying to watch a film and I like to suck on sweets"
But your not going to the pub to drink their drink your going to hear the band, and you like a swig of White Lightening |
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In Thailand, if you pay extra you get a buffet before you go in, with unlimited soft drinks. At your reclining seat / sofa with blanket two drinks (inc alcoholic) and popcorn. All for around a tenner.
Only slight issue, you have to stand up when they play the anthem and show a picture of the king. |
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"I knew C was a keeper when she ate the popcorn exactly like I do - we grab a handful and try to cram as many in our mouths as possible.
Then when the lights go on at the end you find you’ve got loads down your top
K"
You like eating the bits that have fallen down my top 
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Cineworld I use allows you to take your own snacks in, not sure about hot meals from elsewhere as it's not something I would do as we would go for tea either before or after the film. |
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"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken."
Vue, Cineworld or Light?! |
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"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken.
Vue, Cineworld or Light?!"
All cinemas |
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"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken."
Not really - you get smelly hot dogs/nachos etc in cinemas do what does it matter if you bring McDonald’s?? |
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"Cinemas sell hot dogs and nachos so I can't see the problem with someone bringing in hot food from elsewhere.
Would you think it was acceptable to go to an off license and purchase alcohol to then take that alcohol to the pub and sit at a table and consume it and leave the empties for them to clear away.
I don’t have a problem with eating in cinemas as long as you are considerate to the people around you but buying it elsewhere and taking it in is just taking the piss.
But...... Its not the same
In a pub I'm paying to enter their establishment to consume beverages, so I wouldn't purchase beverages from else where
In a cinema I am paying to enter their establishment to watch a film. So if I want to take a snuggle, pillow and sweets I don't see a problem. If I took a TV and my marvel collection then I could see myself upsetting a few people
So you would consider it ok to go too a pub to listen to a live music gig and take your own drink because you are not going there for the primary reason of having a drink, you are going for the music and they just happen to sell drink also.
In the same way you are going to the cinema to watch the film, they just happen to sell food also.
No because the establishment is a pub that has organised to play a band I want to see, I wouldn't take drinks or a radio to play the songs I like
I'm not going to the cinema to eat their food I am paying to watch a film and I like to suck on sweets
But your not going to the pub to drink their drink your going to hear the band, and you like a swig of White Lightening "
That gives me a headache, 20/20 is much better |
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By *inx.x3Woman
over a year ago
Bath |
"It puts me off going to the cinema. Why can’t people just sit and watch a film for a couple of hours without eating anything? Just a bottle of water. "
Because that’s boring. I like to eat and they allow it |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
Terra Firma |
"Why do some people think it's ok to bring fast food (whether it's from McDonald's, KFC or Pizza Hut) to a cinema despite the fact that it's against the cinema policy that doesn't allow hot food from outside establishments?
I think it's completely ignorant as I'm sure many people don't want to go into a cinema screen that's stinking of burgers, fries, pizza or chicken."
You are not in the cinema, you are in the sweet shop that shows films and that's all folks |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Eat some food before you go or when you leave, surely you are not going to starve in that 2hrs, maybe some sweets and a drink for the kid's but thats all you need really. "
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