Question:  When did it suddenly become OK to talk in movie theaters?
824030
That is the reason I try to go at times when the crowds will be less.  As time goes by, people have just gotten ruder and ruder.  What we once thought was an automatic courtesy has faded away.  Perhaps theatres should go back to the old fashioned way of having ushers in the theatres to help quell the annoying talkers and misdoers.
162502
I have no idea!!!!  I don't think it's gender related, though.. I've seen it on both ends of the spectrum, it just depends on what kind of movies you like.  I find it seems to be a big deal with middle aged women, though.  Like, this is their one social outing a month or whatever and they just cackle away.... explaining the plot to each other or talking about their husband... it's like geez lady!  If you wanted to converse you shouldn't have come to a movie, you should have gone to coffee!  Get a life!!!  Guys are more likely to snigger and make sarcastic comments during movies.
1111646
Yes.  Theft of services as others have suggested, probably.  But you are also arguably trespassing, as you have no legal right to be present in the theater (a privately owned property) unless you have purchased a license (ticket) to be there for the duration of the movie.
549840
I think you're looking for "since".\n\nFor example:  I can't stop thinking about that movie since I watched it last weekend.
974101
i say the classic date, movie and dinner! movie u dont really have to talk, and could always try the old yawn move lol
249144
eww. thats pretty gross, hon. a total stranger asked you for sexual favors IN A MOVIE THEATER and you are asking if its okay?\nRepeat the question to yourself. If you are still wondering, then smack yourself on the head.
846469
sometimes you dont want a full conversation. calling my frenz sometimes is a hassle. to call and just say hello, good morning. how are things. well ttyl.....im going into a movie...not really worth the time of calling. just simpler.
467876
watch movies and answer people questions
424991
just ask . how about saying" lets go to a movie/park/ restorant?". just do not assume anything. see how the things turn out.
706022
Hmmm....good one.  I hate arriving on time and having to wait also.  It's like, what was the point.  However, if it is for a job interview...15 minutes early is good.  Movie, 15 minutes late is fine, because of the 30 minutes of trailers.  So I guess it depends. : )
1153852
It's not really out of the ordinary, but - a movie night, with all of your friends, watching movies that you watched as a kid (ones that were "cool" then, or whatever). Have an "open chat" policy, meaning that you can talk about the movie while you're watching it. You'll get to have a great converstation. Or, you could have a barbecue - they're fun, and inexpensive, if everyone brings a dish.
1098672
Bad movie.\n\nVery bad movie.\n\nNot a funny movie.
606393
Talk to her about the movie - have you seen it?  did you see the first one? Then "i was thinking about seeing it this weekend - would you like to come with me?"  \n\nShe says yes "great, when works best for you? Friday or Saturday?"\n\nShe says no "maybe we can get together some other time then - cya around."
520327
Freedom of speech.\nThe caveat is that with ANY freedom comes responsibility.\nYou don't go into a movie theater and shout out "fire".\nAt the same time, you don't go shouting out hate-filled words at people, either.\nIf you do, you are a moron.
1035164
i go to the movies with friends right now and I'm 13. it depends on what your parents decide i guess
55999
To a movie then dinner. This way if you run out of things to talk about at dinner you always have the movie to comment on.
77139
actuly in recent times that has become more comming. It used to be looked down on. but now days it is solicaly exceptible. So why not ask.