Well, I don't think he was trying to kill the guy, just shoot him. So his aim was probably spot on (part of why I think attempted murder charges are a bit much).
Could be the weather.Maybe in Australia it is a bit different as it is summer here. We can go outside for a game of cricket, or a drive to the beach, or have an evening barbeque, or just relax in the garden watching the sunset etc
Unless he is the great great great great grandson of Annie Oakley his aim sucked.Well, I don't think he was trying to kill the guy, just shoot him. So his aim was probably spot on (part of why I think attempted murder charges are a bit much).
You also have to be some kind of cunt to think TALKING AT THE MOVIES is a crime worthy of getting shot for.
It didn't exactly make big headlines. Most people probably didn't notice or are apathetic to it. So I'd say no difference.Hmm I have to wonder how many more theaters will become quite now. Societal benefit?
It's a pretty common practice, especially with families who just want to relax and not make anyone at home work to entertain/feed them. For a couple of hours, it's a nice change of pace for them.
But it is something one can do nearly every day of the year, or at least some weekends if the adults work.
And if everyone pitches in with the meal at home on Christmas Day it isn't really a chore.
The thing most people run into Christmas night is that you've eaten, opened presents, the kitchen is clean... so now what? There's nothing good on TV, all the catching up and chatter has been done over the course of the day and past days when everyone got into town, etc. So people go to the movies because it's pretty much the only other thing aside from gas stations that are open on X-Mas night.
It's done to get out of the house -as a group- and do something aside from sitting around the fire listening to grandpa's bunion surgery story again.
Hmmm, maybe use this as a public service message just before the trailers start?It didn't exactly make big headlines. Most people probably didn't notice or are apathetic to it. So I'd say no difference.Hmm I have to wonder how many more theaters will become quite now. Societal benefit?
I am sort of surprised that anyone would want to go to the cinema on Christmas Day - don't they have anything better to do?
I can't imagine that the cinema could have been very crowded on Charistmas Day so why didn't the man just change his seat?
I wonder how old the son was? If he was a child he will be likely to very traumatised and I think it is sad that anyone would find that acceptable or funny.
EDITED TO ADD - The victim was 31 years old so I think we can assume that his son was definitely a child.
yeah, pretty horrific for the kid::shudder::
btw, tons of people go to the movies on christmas day. we did. we went to see Valkyrie and we had to go have dinner at 5pm (at a Chinese restaurant -- only one open) after we got to the theatre and the 4:45 show was packed -- PACKED -- to the gills. the manager changed our tix to the 7:45 show, which was also packed. however, we'd wised up and gotten to our seats by 7. by 7:20, the place was full.
Normal people still love Tom Cruise.yeah, pretty horrific for the kid::shudder::
btw, tons of people go to the movies on christmas day. we did. we went to see Valkyrie and we had to go have dinner at 5pm (at a Chinese restaurant -- only one open) after we got to the theatre and the 4:45 show was packed -- PACKED -- to the gills. the manager changed our tix to the 7:45 show, which was also packed. however, we'd wised up and gotten to our seats by 7. by 7:20, the place was full.
The place was packed to the gills, twice, for a Crazy Cruise movie? Really?![]()
You also have to be some kind of cunt to think TALKING AT THE MOVIES is a crime worthy of getting shot for.
Edited for unnecessary expletiveYou have to be some kind of c*** to shoot someone just for talking at the movies.
Unless he is the great great great great grandson of Annie Oakley his aim sucked.Well, I don't think he was trying to kill the guy, just shoot him. So his aim was probably spot on (part of why I think attempted murder charges are a bit much).
"Normal" eh? And how do you define "normal" on your planet?Normal people still love Tom Cruise.yeah, pretty horrific for the kid::shudder::
btw, tons of people go to the movies on christmas day. we did. we went to see Valkyrie and we had to go have dinner at 5pm (at a Chinese restaurant -- only one open) after we got to the theatre and the 4:45 show was packed -- PACKED -- to the gills. the manager changed our tix to the 7:45 show, which was also packed. however, we'd wised up and gotten to our seats by 7. by 7:20, the place was full.
The place was packed to the gills, twice, for a Crazy Cruise movie? Really?![]()
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