In this week’s issue, our resident

In this week’s issue, our resident film critic discusses the etiquette of cinema going, and the audiences who prefer chewing hot-dogs, slurping drinks, gossiping and rustling crisp papers to actually watching the film. Fair complaint, or just cinema snobbery ?
It’s the munchers and talkers, not those who complain about them, who are spoling other people’s simple pleasures and the reasons seem to me to be self-evident. Junk foods and even popcorns and choc ices, when eaten in a confined and possibly crowded space, are inclined to demand living space. They spread themselves about – usually onto other people’s clothing. Crisps, peanuts, and boiled sweets make a lot of noise, first when being unpacked then when being crushed or sucked. These are definite irritations, especially if you yourself – having merely come to see and hear the film – are not eating and therefore generously sharing your fried onions, mustard and ketchup with the trousers of the stranger in the next seat.

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In this week's issue, our resident film critic discusses the etiquette of cinema going, and the audiences who prefer hot dogs chewing, slurping drinks, gossiping and rustling crisp papers to actually watching the film. Fair complaint, or just cinema snobbery?It's the munchers and talkers, not those who complain about them, who are spoling other people's simple pleasures and the reasons seem to me to be self-evident. Junk foods and even popcorns and choc ices, when eaten in a confined and possibly crowded space, are inclined to demand living space. They spread themselves about-usually onto other people's clothing. Crisps, peanuts, and boiled sweets make a lot of noise, first when being unpacked then when being crushed or sucked. These are definite irritations, especially if you yourself-having merely come to see and hear the film-are not eating and therefore generously sharing your fried onions, mustard and ketchup with the trousers of the stranger in the next seat.

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