I'm hoping to see Lucy over the next couple of days!
If they're going to have allocated seating then it needs to be done properly, and like I said, I don't think there are enough benefits to make it worthwhile. Normally, I tend to go at quiet showings too or to see films few other people seem to want to see, so I haven't had to pay too much attention to the allocated seating until that time.
For me, sitting at the end isn't optimal, because there's usually some kind of lighting by the stairs, which I find distrating, but I totally appreciate wanting to choose where you sit. I'm probably going to get really specific when they ask.
It's almost impressive when people are late to a blockbuster when there's a billion adverts and trailers. But not really. It's actually inconsiderate of the people who can read clocks and plan travel times while making allowances for queues, desire to buy snacks and go to the toilet.
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If they're going to have allocated seating then it needs to be done properly, and like I said, I don't think there are enough benefits to make it worthwhile. Normally, I tend to go at quiet showings too or to see films few other people seem to want to see, so I haven't had to pay too much attention to the allocated seating until that time.
For me, sitting at the end isn't optimal, because there's usually some kind of lighting by the stairs, which I find distrating, but I totally appreciate wanting to choose where you sit. I'm probably going to get really specific when they ask.
It's almost impressive when people are late to a blockbuster when there's a billion adverts and trailers. But not really. It's actually inconsiderate of the people who can read clocks and plan travel times while making allowances for queues, desire to buy snacks and go to the toilet.