> One thing I can't stand, though, is people who talk incessantly throughout the movie. You'd figure that if they wanted talking time, they'd find a bench in a park and make all the noise they wanted, right? No, of course not! These people sit *right* behind you (it's the tall people who sit in front of you) and talk your ears off during the entire film. Gah.
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I totally agree, of course (who *does* like talkers?). That's why Mike and I always lean over and whisper our comments in each other's ears. I'm sure no one can hear us...at least we've never gotten a glare or a shush.

Sometimes, though, if something really stupid happens, I might guffaw at unfunny moments. Like at an especially cheesy line, or if a couple are running away from the monster and the woman trips and falls. Too cheesy to be endured. I also laugh out loud whenever a woman appears wearing glasses and her hair up in a bun and a conservative outfit. You just *know* that within a half-hour, her hair will be down, her glasses off, and her clothing reduced, hence the hero of the film will suddenly notice how babe-alicious she is. Bwaw-waw-waw....

--Jez"Babe:'How dare you! I hate you!' Hero:*kiss* Babe:*swoon*"zika