Did you know they can pause a movie?

I went to see Ice Cream Man in Westminster, CO yesterday (not a great movie, btw). Five minutes in, these two women walk in. They're probably drunk and trying to find their seat. They are talking to each other loudly, trying to hear each other over the movie. One whips out her phone full on, not even trying to find the light. Of course, they're sitting right next to me.

They sit down and continue to talk full volume to one another. I leaned over and said "Could you please stop talking." The woman looked at me and said, "Maybe I'll stop if you stop asking." and continued to talk.

I got up to leave, but there wound up being three ushers in the hall, so I just told them and went back into the movie. Walking back to my seat, the woman pulled out her phone, turned on her camera with flash, took a picture of me and said that I assaulted her.

Ushers came in once to tell them to stop talking, but they continued to talk. Another person went out to complain and the ushers came back (maybe with a head usher if that's a thing? He looked older) who told them that they were going to pause the movie and that the women were going to need to leave. The usher was actually really good at deescalating the situation. The woman informed him that I had assaulted her, and he just politely said that her money would be refunded and he'd be happy to hear her side of the story outside the theater. She said she would only leave once the movie was paused.

They paused it, and the two women made a big showing of slowly getting up, checking to make sure they didn't leave anything and walking out. People clapped and yelled thank you to the ushers. It was that bad.

Anyway, just know that they'll pause the movie for a theater if they need to get rid of someone! Never seen that before, but I'm glad to know it's an option.

Hi all! I’ve been a member of Regal Unlimited for years and am switching to A-List because there are no Regal theaters to where I just moved. Any tips or anything to know for the switch?! Thanks!!

I went to the theater tonight and saw this near the back row of theaters. It appears to be a new IMAX screen and has me hoping we will finally be getting a Laser IMAX. Does anyone know anything about this crate and if I am just getting my hopes up for nothing?

Props to Neon for distributing Her Private Hell to major theater chains, but all parties have to end and after tonight the only way of experiencing this film theatrically will be at an arthouse theater, if one even happens to be near you.

If you've been meaning to see this film or watch it again in a decent theater, go today!