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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've liked it in the past, but this past weekend I had the WEIRDEST situation.

So I went to see a movie that had been out a long time at AMC in Tysons, expecting no one else to be there. I had to kill time while in the area so I got a ticket just for me.

So I look a couple of hours before hand and it's only me and a couple of other people in different areas.

Then, 30 minutes before the show, people had booked seats DIRECTLY next to me on both sides. There was all this empty space, but they reserved the seats directly next to me....

I thought that was so bizarre. The whole point of reserved seating was that you can AVOID sitting next to people.

So I had to hear this older guy munch on popcorn to my left and the guy to my right taking out his soda and taking on and off the cap so he could take a sip.

It was kinda ridiculous. [/quote]

Actually, the whole point of open (non-reserved) seating is to avoid what you experienced. With open seating you walk in and sit. And if/when an annoying or rude person comes and sits near you, you can change seats! [/quote]

Yep, you're right. I'm just shocked that the people didn't have the wherewithal to leave a one seat buffer between them and me when there are ... 100 other seats available. Nope, had to be DIRECTLY next to them. [/quote]

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