Bring your baby to the movies (1 Viewer)

[MDR]

At the Pavillions in Swords you can bring your baby to a morning showing of the latest films and it's fine if they scream or cry and stuff. The movies are pitched at the parents, not the kids. You get coffee too.

http://swords.movies-at.ie/ReelParents.tpl

 

[pete]

they do that in UCI blanch too

It's pretty much my idea of hell on earth, but herself used to go last year and got to see bits of a load of good movies.

 

[hugh]

I always thought this was a bit weird. For a start it seems like my idea of hell. But apart from that, is it really a good idea to bring babies to movies aimed at adults? I know we're not talking about SAW 5 here or whatever but all the same ....

 

[HMD]

I always thought this was a bit weird. For a start it seems like my idea of hell. But apart from that, is it really a good idea to bring babies to movies aimed at adults? I know we're not talking about SAW 5 here or whatever but all the same ....

would a baby notice?


i wouldn't go as it sounds like hell.

 

[hugh]

would a baby notice?

I don't know really, but I would tend to think they surely would. Cinemas are dark, loud, confusing and scary. And if there's a load of babies crying their heads off then maybe there's a reason for that - they don't want to be there!

 

[HMD]

I don't know really, but I would tend to think they surely would. Cinemas are dark, loud, confusing and scary. And if there's a load of babies crying their heads off then maybe there's a reason for that - they don't want to be there!

true, i couldn't imagine putting myself true it never mind little HMB.

 

[pete]

they don't turn the lights all the way down, and i think the volume is limited too.

even still...

 

[egg_]

We've brought out kids to the movies loads of times - kids movies though. They've been pretty good

 

[HMD]

they don't turn the lights all the way down, and i think the volume is limited too.

even still...

is it like being in someones sitting room with loads of screaming kids?

 

[snakybus]

I wouldn't be bothered about the kids, it'd be all the tongue-wagging moms that'd wreck my head.

 

[pete]

sexist

 

[Pantone247]

Cinemas are dark, loud, confusing and scary.

I feel like that, and I'm not a baby

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

They have this in the IFI also - the screenings are called 'For Crying Out Allowed'

 

[GO]

I'd say you'd be better off if you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJaQylDKP2g

 

[therealjohnny]

in the words of Evan Dorkins Milks and Cheese (at the movies);

"Stupid baby! Baby shut up! Babies don't like movies! They're babies"

 

[Scientician 0.8]

Just watch out for the guy there on his own.

 

[snakybus]

....dressed as a baby.

 

[Pantone247]

The Drifters
Kssing In The Backrow

Your mama says that through the week
you can't go out with me
but when the weekend comes around
she knows where we will be

Chorus
Kissing in the back row
of the movies on a saturday night with you
holding hands together you and i
holding hands together (yeah)
smooching in the back row
of the movies on a saturday night with you
we could stay forever you and i
we could stay forever you and i
hugging and a kissing in the back row of the movies

 

[Pantone247]

actually it'd be good if there was a cinema screening in the morning for babies, and one in the evening for babes, where you can just take some babe and start throwing moves and getting it on and everyone else is there with their babe so it's cool and no one minds if there's any screaming and stuff

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

would a baby notice?

Of course they would. All those violent noises and themes are stored as engrams in the reactive mind and will eventually have to be audited using an e-meter.