Twilight (11-21-08) - Release Date Change!!!

[twinmom]

A friend of mine said when she went to see it a cop came in and took out the screaming teenagers.

[knittingknerd]

I think I was the only one giggling throughout the movie. I didn't scream (because Robert's voice was weird to me. I was creeped out), but there were some giggles (a cameo, little things.).

[DisneyRoyalty]

There wasnt any screaming in my theater, but a lot of giggling for sure and a few gasps. I giggled a lot too. There were parts that were just unintentionally funny!

[<3WillTurner]

Originally Posted by twinmom

A friend of mine said when she went to see it a cop came in and took out the screaming teenagers.

That's lame. And horrible. I hate that... why take away the fans? They paid to see the movie like everyone else lol, unless they were screaming during the entire thing that wasn't right.

Originally Posted by kelkan

When I saw it, there were screaming a couple of times for Edward and Jacob..... but not all the time, Thank goodness!!!

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I know everyone in my theatre let out a collective gasp when Carlisle entered the hospital room. Even me! He was PERFECT! I was just entranced! He is a perfect Carlisle.

[MagicWDI]

Originally Posted by <3WillTurner

That's lame. And horrible. I hate that... why take away the fans? They paid to see the movie like everyone else lol, unless they were screaming during the entire thing that wasn't right.

As a manager of a few theaters, I can tell you that there have been many complaints of loud customers in nearly every showing by nearly every age group. Sure, they pay just like everyone else but they also agree to the rules of conduct and behavior when they purchase thier tickets. Quiet customers who want to watch their movie are being distracted by overly hyper guests and are having their experience ruined. Now I believe that isn't right when a handful of guests forget about common courtesy. The quiet theater policy extends to everyone. Giving them a warning before removing them is our policy, but a warning is needed to remind them other people are trying to watch the movie as well.

[twinmom]

Originally Posted by <3WillTurner

That's lame. And horrible. I hate that... why take away the fans? They paid to see the movie like everyone else lol, unless they were screaming during the entire thing that wasn't right.

Apparently they were being VERY obnoxious throughout the whole movie. I'd want them yanked out.

[sir clinksalot]

Originally Posted by MagicWDI

As a manager of a few theaters, I can tell you that there have been many complaints of loud customers in nearly every showing by nearly every age group. Sure, they pay just like everyone else but they also agree to the rules of conduct and behavior when they purchase thier tickets. Quiet customers who want to watch their movie are being distracted by overly hyper guests and are having their experience ruined. Now I believe that isn't right when a handful of guests forget about common courtesy. The quiet theater policy extends to everyone. Giving them a warning before removing them is our policy, but a warning is needed to remind them other people are trying to watch the movie as well.

Didn't have too many issues at our theatre.

[<3WillTurner]

Originally Posted by MagicWDI

As a manager of a few theaters, I can tell you that there have been many complaints of loud customers in nearly every showing by nearly every age group. Sure, they pay just like everyone else but they also agree to the rules of conduct and behavior when they purchase thier tickets. Quiet customers who want to watch their movie are being distracted by overly hyper guests and are having their experience ruined. Now I believe that isn't right when a handful of guests forget about common courtesy. The quiet theater policy extends to everyone. Giving them a warning before removing them is our policy, but a warning is needed to remind them other people are trying to watch the movie as well.

I'm aware, I worked in a theatre, and my best friend currently does. But I was saying only that if they were removed without a warning, then that is NOT fair. If management came and warned them before having a cop... pull them out... then that's fair. It was put as if they were immediately removed. I am so sorry for any misunderstanding.

Originally Posted by twinmom

Apparently they were being VERY obnoxious throughout the whole movie. I'd want them yanked out.

Did they receive a warning beforehand? They way it was put made it sound as if they were given no warning and immediately removed.

[twinmom]

I disagree on the warning. If you are being loud enough for people to have to go to management to complain, you need to be taken out of the theater. Common courtesy and sense should let you know that if your are obnoxious, there will be consequences.

[knittingknerd]

TMZ has a very high-larious picture of Kristen Stewart. Kinda' don't want to post the link here. But after seeing Twilight it doesn't suprise me.

[Alice's Wonderland]

Originally Posted by knittingknerd

TMZ has a very high-larious picture of Kristen Stewart. Kinda' don't want to post the link here. But after seeing Twilight it doesn't suprise me.

I looked it up. It lowers my opinion of her more.

[<3WillTurner]

Originally Posted by twinmom

I disagree on the warning. If you are being loud enough for people to have to go to management to complain, you need to be taken out of the theater. Common courtesy and sense should let you know that if your are obnoxious, there will be consequences.

If that was the case nobody would ever be able to see a movie. People are always going to complain to employees. It's sometimes not even justified.

Originally Posted by knittingknerd

TMZ has a very high-larious picture of Kristen Stewart. Kinda' don't want to post the link here. But after seeing Twilight it doesn't suprise me.

Guys... that's tobacco.
she's not smoking illegal substances on her front porch, in the middle of the day in Los Angeles... seriously.

[<3WillTurner]

Another thought. I do not support the paparazzi. They're heartless savages that'll do anything to get any photo for a buck. Why not throw a nasty caption onto it? Do you know how many people smoke tobacco out of a pipe? A LOT. Now just because Kristen is a very skilled actress she was brought into their sites and the slander and garbage begins. These things are just rags. Do we really believe all the Brangelina and Jen business? Or the other ridiculous stuff you see on the front of various rags and trash papers? I don't think so. So why believe this? Just because she's new and a minor it makes this all the more likely it's true? I hate that this happens. I HATE it. It's not fair to her. She's just having a smoke with her boyfriend, Michael Angarano on her front porch after having worked months far away from him and probably not getting much of a chance to light up.
GOD.

sorry I had to rant.

[twinmom]

I went to see it again today; my friend who I went to the midnight showing with wanted to see it again. I am surprised I didn't pick up on Victoria downstairs at the prom the first time I saw the movie -- her furry coat is so obvious!

[ALIASd]

Posted: Thurs., Dec. 4, 2008, 2:56pm PT

Showtime, Summit pact on 'Twilight'

Network signs deal for 42 theatrical titles


Teen vampire romancer 'Twilight' i
s one of the Summit pics headed to cabler


By Daniel Frankel
Variety

"Twilight" is coming to Showtime.

Pic is part of an exclusive output deal the pay cabler has signed with Summit Entertainment that will include up to 42 of Summit's titles theatrically released between 2008 and 2012 running on the network.

"We're excited that 'Twilight' is obviously going to be a huge franchise, and that there will probably be several more of those films coming as part of the deal," said Showtime chairman and CEO Matthew Blank.

Distributed by Summit, the vampire-themed "Twilight" has grossed more than $120 million domestically since its Nov. 21 release.

Showtime, Summit pact on 'Twilight' - Entertainment News, Film News, Media - Variety