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Zaph42 · January 17th, 2018, 04:21 PM

I saw it on the Saturday after the Friday opening. Thought I was going to have to wait until the next weekend because I couldn't find enough seats in any showing for my family.

Then I found some seats at a 10am show on Saturday, so we went. On our tickets (from Marcus Theaters) we noticed a "-RMN" but didn't know what that was so we just went.

During this movie there was 2 mentally handicapped children seated in front of us and they were yelling, moaning and grunting for the whole movie. On top of that they left the lights on in the theater, causing the picture to be washed out. I was getting seriously pissed. I didn't complain though.

After the movie we just though the whole event was kinda strange. I looked up what RMN meant at Marcus Theaters. It was something called "Real Movie Needs". Turns out it was a special showing meant for handicapped kids with autism, downs syndrome,and even tourettes syndrome, and the lights are left on so they don't get scared.

January 17th, 2018, 04:21 PM	#16
Zaph42 ninjette.org sage Name: John Location: Appleton, WI Join Date: Apr 2015 Motorcycle(s): Ninja 300 (race), Ninja 1000 (road) Posts: 504	I saw it on the Saturday after the Friday opening. Thought I was going to have to wait until the next weekend because I couldn't find enough seats in any showing for my family. Then I found some seats at a 10am show on Saturday, so we went. On our tickets (from Marcus Theaters) we noticed a "-RMN" but didn't know what that was so we just went. During this movie there was 2 mentally handicapped children seated in front of us and they were yelling, moaning and grunting for the whole movie. On top of that they left the lights on in the theater, causing the picture to be washed out. I was getting seriously pissed. I didn't complain though. After the movie we just though the whole event was kinda strange. I looked up what RMN meant at Marcus Theaters. It was something called "Real Movie Needs". Turns out it was a special showing meant for handicapped kids with autism, downs syndrome,and even tourettes syndrome, and the lights are left on so they don't get scared. __________________________________________________ Ninja 300 - CCS Ultralight Thunderbike Racing I want to "like" your post but I can't due to forum rules. Sorry.