YSK that you can ask a movie theater employee/manager to…
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YSK that you can ask a movie theater employee/manager to lower the volume inside the theater
Why YSK: movie theaters are contractually obligated to play at a movie at a certain volume (according to a movie theater employee I talked to after complaining that avatar ash and fire was too loud).
The contract doesn’t account for different room sizes (also according to him), but if you leave the theater room (while the movie is playing, not after) and ask an employee if they can reduce the volume of the movie, someone can do that for you.
I recently went to watch avatar fire and ash with my family and after the movie we all agreed that it was too loud. We went to an employee afterwards and mentioned/“complained” that the movie was too loud, and if they have earplugs. The guy said that they (and other movie theaters) are contractually obligated to play movies at a certain volume, no matter the theater size (we were in a relatively smaller theater room) or if the theater has bad sound absorbing capabilities. But if you would ask an employee, they/the manager can reduce the volume inside the theater for the rest of the movie.
#education
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Why YSK: movie theaters are contractually obligated to play at a movie at a certain volume (according to a movie theater employee I talked to after complaining that avatar ash and fire was too loud).
The contract doesn’t account for different room sizes (also according to him), but if you leave the theater room (while the movie is playing, not after) and ask an employee if they can reduce the volume of the movie, someone can do that for you.
I recently went to watch avatar fire and ash with my family and after the movie we all agreed that it was too loud. We went to an employee afterwards and mentioned/“complained” that the movie was too loud, and if they have earplugs. The guy said that they (and other movie theaters) are contractually obligated to play movies at a certain volume, no matter the theater size (we were in a relatively smaller theater room) or if the theater has bad sound absorbing capabilities. But if you would ask an employee, they/the manager can reduce the volume inside the theater for the rest of the movie.
#education
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