So, I went the cinema last night, and as always was asked where I'd like to sit - front, back, centre, isles. Back centre was my reply and always will be if the seats are available. But it strikes me that people do choose to sit elsewhere. And no, not necessarily for sexy fun time.
Anyway, unless you're claustrophobic or retarded, I don't understand why anyone would want to choose to sit other than at the back middle. At the front, you're just craning your neck and have absolutely no perspective. As for the isles, then to some degree you're losing the effect of surround sound.
Anyone else think this?
Comments
My local cinema doesn't have allocated seating so it's first come first served which sometimes means we end up nearer the front or over to the side.
from the back, and centre.
Right in the middle, somewhere between halfway and 2/3 the way up is usually the best spot.
Right at the back, I feel like I don't get the full "big screen" experience - plus as @stickyfiddle said, the sound isn't the best.
Right at the front I get neck-ache, and fast action can make my eyes hurt.
JM build | Pedalboard plans
There's always the possibility of sitting next to someone munching on hot dogs and nachos, cheese sauce dripping down their chin. It puts me right off. The air was less toxic when you could smoke.
Make sure the lights are down first, eh?
Both of the local cinemas are branches of Everyman so they have sofas and quite a lot of leg room. We tend to sit centre back. Although I avoid it as much as possible as it's so bloody expensive.
I can't help about the shape I'm in, I can't sing I ain't pretty and my legs are thin
But don't ask me what I think of you, I might not give the answer that you want me to
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n219/rocktron1948/P1030760_zpswz1g7odg.jpg
Its louder than the arse end of a 747 right down your lug hole.
My feedback thread is here.