Movie Theater Ethics: Do You Ever Watch More Tha

[Nobar King]

When I was younger I used to hop between the theaters and see more than one movie with just one ticket. Sometimes I would spend the whole day watching movies over and over again and just eat popcorn for lunch and dinner.

I learned later that this is basically theft of goods and services, so now when I go to the movies and want to see another one or watch the same movie again I make sure to go back to the ticket counter and buy another ticket.

Does anyone else do this?

[Bob4God]

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I don't have much to say on this because I have only been to a movie theater twice in my life. I consider theaters to be a hotbed of immorality.

Once was in my rebellious youth when I was out on the town for a wild night of fun with my unsaved friends, and the second was when I saw The Passion of the Christ. But to be fair, I went back to see it 6 times, so I guess I've been to the theater 8 times.

[Nobar King]

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You didn't watch it six times in a row, did you?

[Felicity]

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My father doesn't allow me to see movies.

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

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Like Brother Bob said, movie theatres are dens of immorality. They are public liberal agenda indoctrination centers. Just like Leni Reifenstahl created propaganda films in service to Nazi Germany, so do people like Steven Spielberg and James Cameron create films with the express intent of brainwashing a gullible public into accepting homosexual marriage, race-mixing, women's rights, anti-Americanism, environmentalism, and a host of other anti-Biblical ideals.

If you don't believe me, just take a look at the Top Ten Grossing Films of 2010 and you will see they are nothing but radical liberal propaganda!

Toy Story 3: Homosexuality, talking inanimate objects, morality without God
Alice in Wonderland: Promotes drug-usage, lesbianism, cross-dressing, slovenly work ethic.
Iron Man 2: Debauchery, alcoholism, promiscuity, substitute for Jesus Christ in the form of a superhero.
Twilight 2: Vampirism, goths, Satan worship, witchcraft, the occult, teenage fornication, suicide, drugs.
Inception: Drug use, atheist philosophy, theft, mind control, Leonardo DiCaprio.
Despicable Me: Glorifies villains and sin.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part One: Witchcraft, Satan-worship, recruiting children to the occult, idolatry of false gods.
Shrek Forever After: Makes children love the demon known as "Shrek", talking donkeys (outside of a Biblical setting), drug abuse, witchcraft.
How to Train Your Dragon: Puts dragons in a positive light, witchcraft, paganism, summoning demons, Satanism.
The Karate Kid: Racism, violence against children, Buddhism, smart-mouthed negro kids.

[James Hutchins]

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I stopped going to the movies when I was young. The seats in the balcony were always sticky. Sitting in the mezzanine, I was constantly getting spit on with glue stuff from the balcony.

I have Directv (with a 72" LED-LCD flat panel) in my office at home with all the channels, but to protect the rest of the family, they have a 19" Magnevox B&W with a rabbit ear. Gets Lynchburg stations just fine.

[Lisa H]

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Whenever I have been to the movies men always want to rub popcorn off my knee.

[HTannor]

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Whenever I have been to the movies men always want to rub popcorn off my knee.

I sincerely hope you are not going to the movies without a chaperone.

I always go along as a chaperone when my teenaged niece goes to a movie. I take the responsibility quite seriously and have her sit on my lap. I really enjoy western movies with horse-chase scenes. I really get into those action sequences and find myself bouncing in the seat.

I'm usually exhausted when the movie ends and have a cigarette after leaving the theater.

[Adilene]

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My father doesn't allow me to see movies.

My father or my husband won't allow me to go to the movies. They say it's Satan's Playground! I'm forbidden to watch movies.

[Bible Student]

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Whenever I have been to the movies men always want to rub popcorn off my knee.

Are they concerned about you getting butter on your dress?

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

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I normally have an even constitution and exhibit the milk of human kindness towards my fellow man as an example of the Love of Jesus that infuses my heart. I was banned from the local movie theaters where I live when I screamed obscenities when they started showing commercials before the feature film. Needless to say, I have not been back since that time.

As far as I'm concerned, they should let you see the movie for free in exchange for watching the commercials - just like "free" over-the-air television.

[H. Montague Worthington]

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My thrifty wife Delores brings her own melted butter for the popcorn.

[AngelClark]

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My Husband used to complain about me carrying such a large pocketbook everywhere I go until we went to the movies, I saved us a lot of money by have our own drinks and snacks, the only thing I was unable to bring was the popcorn. Our children prefer the snacks I bring rather than the ones they sell.