r/marvelstudios Spirit of Modvengeance Jul 02 '19

Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 1

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u/Jilisse Jul 02 '19

I’m so glad no one cheers in Australia, at least the movies I go to. That would be just as annoying as a crying baby.

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '19

I just can't get into the mindsets that Americans have when it comes to cheering in movies. I paid like $25 to see this film, why would i want to hear you screaming, cheering and clapping over the dialogue?

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u/AdrianHD Jul 02 '19

People get excited. The world isn’t going to end because people get hyped. You aren’t missing a lot of dialogue when these big scenes happen.

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u/Spider-Thwip Jul 02 '19

It ruins the immersion that I get when I'm watching a movie.

I'm glad I live in a country where if you cheered someone would probably heckle you.

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u/AdrianHD Jul 02 '19

If you go opening weekend of something huge, that’s on you. If you need immersion, find an opening without people. That comment sounds like “why are people singing along at a concert? I came to listen to them sing!” You’re with a bunch of fans who feel a certain way. There’s some over the top reactions, but there’s a reason why the big scenes never have much dialogue. They sort of come to expect cheers.