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"You know it’s a good movie when you find yourself unintentionally repeating the title."
"Going a bit further back, but we went to go see The Matrix in the theater, and when Trinity stepped into the phone booth just before an agent was going to crash into it (but before you learn she got teleported out), the lady next to me gasped and said, 'Why did she do that? WHY DID SHE DO THAT?!?'"
"I was a teenager when the original Rocky came out. At the end of the movie, when Rocky goes the distance, the entire (packed) movie house stood up and cheered and clapped. I'd never seen a movie get a standing ovation before...or since."
"When I saw Avengers: Infinity War, there was a woman in the theater who screamed out 'T’Challa, NO!' when he got dusted. When I’ve watched it at home, I always say that now!"
"I saw the movie twice and the second time I paid attention to the reaction of people around me and pretty much everyone gasped in shock."
"So, this might be really random, but did anyone else see Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 in theaters? Because there’s a part like midway through when Lena is FINALLY starting to get back on her feet after having her heart broken into a million tiny pieces by Kostas. She’s leaving this art class where this cute boy has been flirting with her and it seems like she’s really going to be able to move on and be happy, and then all of a sudden you hear, 'Hello, Lena.' Lo and behold, it’s the heartbreaker himself, KOSTAS DOUNAS in Bethesda, Maryland, back to ruin her life! I saw that movie the day it opened, in a theater packed full of women, young and old, and I swear we all let out one MASSIVE gasp in unison and then immediately burst out laughing at our communal reaction. It was awesome."
"When Snape was dying in Deathly Hallows and Harry comes up with the vial to catch his tears, and he says 'You have your mother’s eyes,' the entire theater broke. Everyone was already quietly crying and sniffling, but when the line was said, you could hear the turmoil in the room. People were gasping, crying out, and openly sobbing."
"When Neville slayed Nagini in Deathly Hollows: Part 2. I saw it the day it came out. I haven’t heard so many people cheer and laugh at the same time as loudly as that."
"I’ve never seen a theater audience so reactive until I saw Bridesmaids on opening night. Everyone in that theater was losing their shit."
"When I saw Happy Feet in theaters, I actually tapped my feet to the rhythm at the end when all the penguins follow Mumble's lead to have their voice heard by the humans!"
"When Rihanna came down the Met steps in the red ball gown dress in Ocean’s 8, the whole theater gasped. A true god."
"When I saw Frozen 2, I started sobbing the moment I realized that Olaf was dying when Elsa froze. That moment is something I will never forget for as long as I live."
"I saw Tangled in theaters and when Flynn 'dies,' you could tell everyone in the audience was trying not to cry. Then one little girl shouts at the top of her lungs 'I'M. SO. SAD.' It was so cute and pitiful, I think it helped a lot of people suck those tears back in."
"The best movie I ever watched in the cinemas was A Quiet Place. Everyone really was so into the movie that nobody was moving, eating popcorn or whatever. It was a huge experience!"
"She got a standing ovation in the movie theater."
"The ending scene of Fast & Furious 7 showing Paul Walker's character drive away. The entire audience (mostly young military men and car enthusiasts) were crying. It was so emotional for everyone, knowing Paul Walker had just passed away, and the song 'See You Again' really was perfect."
"One of the funniest moments at the cinema. One time we saw Mamma Mia!, there was a glitch and we got the same trailer on repeat at the beginning. It started with the line 'Would you like to hear a story?' On like the third time through, the whole crowd replied with 'NO' as one!"
"I went to see The Princess Diaries in theaters and yelled 'ouch!' during the scene where she rips the pore strip off her nose. I got a couple chuckles out of the audience and my 11-year-old self was horrified and so embarrassed."
"I don’t know if jump scares should count, but in IT, when Pennywise came out of the projector screen, the entire theater screamed. It was the only jump scare in the whole movie that accomplished that."
"I remember audibly crying out when it appeared that Rey accidentally blew up the ship that Chewbacca was on, only to sigh in relief when it turned out he was on another ship and was alive."
"In Wisconsin, opening weekend of Pitch Perfect 2, when the Bellas get invited to the underground sing-off and then the Green Bay Packers are introduced, it was like 2012 winning the Super Bowl what with all the cheering and clapping and hollering! It was one of the best theater experiences I’ve ever been a part of!"
"I would have to say going to The Greatest Showman singalongs. That movie is way too much fun to sing under your breath."
"Best movie experience in years was a special festival screening of What We Do in the Shadows at the small Capitol Theatre. The entire cinema roared with laughter the entire movie. Virtually all movies we get are international blockbusters. It was so special watching a locally made film with actors we know and love, in a style of comedy that’s uniquely New Zealand. Love Taika’s work so much!"
"Not a verbal reaction but...on opening night of the first Hunger Games movie when Katniss finishes her memorial for Rue and gives the Three Finger Salute, most people in the theater were in tears and gave the salute as well."
"For me, it was Toy Story 4 when Woody said goodbye to everyone and I just yelled, 'NOOOOOO.'"
"You could tell the exact second everyone in the theater finally figured out what was really happening in The Sixth Sense. There was one huge collective gasp. It was awesome."