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Originally Posted by Lex M
Rest assured, despite my casual response, I'm indeed a NERVOUS WRECK every time I enter a movie theater. Being such a frequent moviegoer, I always fear the worst going in, and scan the theater for telltale signs of potential troublemakers. So for that reason, and because I'm a habitually late person anyway, I tend to go in as close to showtime as possible, sometimes even missing a trailer or two, because I prefer to avoid the busy spots, rather than coming in early and letting trouble settle around me.
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It’s funny, it make me very happy to hear that someone else feels this stress. I would give anything to be able to come in late. I’d miss the awful pre-show content and I see all of the trailers before hand anyway. But, the idea of having to sit up front or being that guy who sits next to you at the last minute just bothers me too much.
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Originally Posted by Lex M
My definition of a "good seat" is a seat that's as away from other people as humanly possible. Other people demand dead-center, middle, the best view, etc. I'll take off to the side and too close any day over right in the lions' den. Some people seem to like the community vibe and actively seek out a more populated part of the theater, but I don't.
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I don’t feel the community vibe (at least not for non-Star Wars films), but I do want a good seat. I want the sound to be even and the viewing to be at a proper angle. Sitting to the far side or up front, more often than not, kills the experience of the first viewing for me.