Have you ever been in a movie theater and people applauded after it was over?? wtf is that about fam

[TV]

It's a show. If people enjoyed what they've seen, there's nothing wrong with showing appreciation by clapping.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

I remember the entire theater clapping at the end of 'Dark Knight', and no one gave a fukk about how it looked. It was nice moment of shared acknowledgement that we had just witnessed something special.

u prolly clap at home at the end of Seinfeld reruns

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Plenty of times and it really only happens on opening nights/weekends(which is why I try not to do it often):

Exactly what I to post.

The applauding at the end is the least of problems with opening weekends, tho

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

How about when people clap during the movie. When I was young I went to see the fugitive, , the scene where Harrison Ford is running from TLJ , I swear practically the whole theater started cheering when he says TLJ has a gun and the cops stop him.

Not the middle, but I remember when the a$$hole white boy in Samuel L Jackson's shaft got merked everybody started clapping tho the movie wasn't quite over yet

 

[Roman Brady]

Only time I witnessed it happening was for Saw

I would never do it but can understand why others would

 

[pete clemenza]

There was crazy applause in the theater when I saw Independence Day years ago when it came out

 

[FrankieLymon757]

Dreamgirls...nikkas was clappin every five minutes....muhfukkas had me clappin one time lol....

 

[pete clemenza]

I went to a screening of 'Top Five' before it got sold to Paramount and it got a standing ovation

Avengers on opening day.

I went to a screening of 'Purple Rain' last year which essentially turned into a sing along and people applauded that too.

In the awkward pause before he starts playing the theme tune someone screams "GO ON! YOU CAN DO IT!"

I guess I go to some standing ass cinemas

Screenings don't really count imo. I went to a "Top Five" screening as well and it got huge applause afterward. Its a good movie no doubt but Chris Rock was actually in the building too so cats gave it up to him

 

[ORDER_66]

Independance day..... which i thought that was fine it was actually a good movie and had a good ending...

 

[ORDER_66]

All the brehs and brehettes applauded after Django while the whites were like

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Screenings don't really count imo. I went to a "Top Five" screening as well and it got huge applause afterward. Its a good movie no doubt but Chris Rock was actually in the building too so cats gave it up to him

You went to the one in Toronto? Saturday or Sunday?

 

[pete clemenza]

You went to the one in Toronto? Saturday or Sunday?

LA.. this was about 3 weeks before the movie dropped in theaters

 

[The Jewnited States]

If the director or actors aren't in the theater with you then you shouldn't be clapping


Clapping for a projection on a screen? Lame as fukk

 

[Uncle_Ruckus]

Everyone was cheering at the end of Free Willy when I saw it in theatres. Then when the Michael Jackson song started playing everyone stayed till the end of the credits dancing at the front of screen. shyt was unreal. That whale brought everyone together.

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

As soon as the credits started to roll when I went to see The Dark Knight Rises, some dude in the middle of the theater stood up and yells "OH, SO BRUCE WAYNE WAS BATMAN " & walked out.

The entire theater died laughing