When you see someone has come alone to watch a movie at the theater, what do you think?
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I agree with blissfuldeedee above...Far from feeling sorry or thinking less of that person, I would admire that person. I admire strong independent persons who don't need to always have a "sidekick" to be able to do something. Is there a rule that you always have to have someone with you to do something??? The world is full of bigots. I know you're not one of them.
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go see it. I left a whole bucket of popcorn, because I felt sick watching it.Please go see it in the cinema, before someone gives the plot away
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Me and my friend love going to the movies, we go every weekend. And this Saturday we went to see "When a Stranger Calls" and It was the best movie. It was very scary and suspenseful, it will keep you on the edge of your seat through the whole movie. We jumped at least 6 times. It was really scary. I think you should go see "When a Stranger Calls" at the theater. You and your friend will have fun jumping and talking to the screen saying "Don't go in there" Its a great scary movie and a fun movie to go see with your friend. I recommend it.
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Loneliness will give you the opportunity to see things in a different perspective. Seeing yourself in solitude will surely tell you that "No Man is an Island". For the absence of the things we think do not matter will make us realize that they are afterall important.
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I think it would be ok, as long as the person you are with is cool with it.  Sometimes talking helps bring the movie to life
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have him over and watch a few movies that you both like, maybe make him dinner or order a pizza, just something where it's the two of you together and alone.
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Go to the movies with one of your best friends that way none of you are alone.
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Yes many times .And its great.I still am but im happy about it.I remember when i first when i went to the theatre on my own.i felt really awkward and uneasy,and i was sure that the other theatre-goers were looking at me and wondering why i was so unpopular that i couldnt find anyone to accompany me.but as the evening wore on,i began to really enjoy it.first of all,ihad the whole interval to myself to read all the interesting notes and articles in the programme,which i could never usually get around to befor.Then i began to realise that i didnt have to worry whether any companion was as entranced with the production as i was ,chich meant that i could relax,as i only had me to please.\n\nThe point of mentioning all this is to encourage you to try some solo activitiesyourself.All too oftens we dont do the things we want to do because we keep waiting for some friend or other to agree to come along on a trip with us.and it never happens.there are choices now and there is no longer any stigma to being single\nso  enjoy some of your leisure time alone.but dont get too solitary.you need to strike a balance-
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I did once ...\nNow I only go see movies I really want to see, not what other people want to see.
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None, I only go to the cinema to watch subtitled art movies. But i check to see that my kids don't watch things I think is inappropriate for them you can usually see within the first 5 min if it will be OK for them.
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The best places to watch people is when they feel that they are alone. There is a park in my neighborhood next to an apartment building. On the third floor, almost like clockwork on Friday nights the guy that lives there watches television in the nude. Gross, but true.
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I'd say everyone go watch it and form their own opinion before they pass judgment from hearsay. You are your own best judge and you have your own principles. You cannot ask others to give an opinion that you might not even share. leave the Christian doctrine outside the cinema, take the tale as it is a fictional character with its own adventures and magic and you'll love it.
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You kind of answered it for yourself. It might be everlasting if you don't see that person much. But they might be in a good/bad mood when your introduced to them, and in a bad/good mood next time you see them.
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He is a liar and a cheat. It happened to me, 'cept that my bf went to a movie theater and hosed somebody off. I got mad, but unfortunately, i was also forgiving. And now, I am paranoid that he might still be doing it.
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Only if you are doubting your own faith. Its all in your frame of mind, depends on where you are at, at the time of your viewing the movie.
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Invisible, yes, in many ways. Like walking into a room where all of your 'friends' are and have the entire group get up to greet the person that walked in behind you. More and more now I just turn-a-round and greet that person too. Its still a blow to the ego when people dont even say hello, but I think it more in how i interpret their response to me than how they actually think about me. Maybe Im getting better at not taking people so personally. Then again I have still been known to go off and sit somewhere by myself and watch everyone mingle and have a good time. But only cause I enjoy people watching sometimes.
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going to the movies were it is quiet