phone addiction ruined my experience
Woman to my right was on her phone for half the film. They both left after an hour. Ruined my experience, not your fault, just the world we live in. I did ask her to stop using her phone but she didn’t want to
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Woman to my right was on her phone for half the film. They both left after an hour. Ruined my experience, not your fault, just the world we live in. I did ask her to stop using her phone but she didn’t want to
Disappointed there were no staff around, couldn't find my seat. The traditional seats are overpriced too compared with my usual cinema.
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