weed can contribute to a bad experience

damn what did they do to you 🤣😭

I mean just because someone is born different doesn't change the rules. everyone bought a ticket expecting a quiet theater. it sucks they can't go out with their kid but they seriously can't be so stupid they think a whole theater of moviegoers needs to bend over backwards for them. entitled as fuck lol

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Also saw this. Yikes.

Did read where they said that by holding special screenings they were being segregated. (They being the angry mob)

At least you’re not wavering in your dislike, and that what I appreciates about ya.

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This is frustrating and sooo disrespectful of the family. Ugh. But damn I love what the movie does for this town otherwise

Okay well, I misspelled the first one and decrime is shorthand, but I guess you never use shorthand on a day-to-day basis. On the main point, instead of pretentious grammar corrections, by that logic missouri would have legalized weed because they allow sale of it. However, they didn't because they couldn't, but they could completely decriminalize it which is what I'm talking about. Oregan didn't completely decrime hard drugs, obviously, just small amounts. In reference to canada tho, yea they are legalizing it, not decriminalizing it, because they are changing federal law. I suppose since you care about words so much, I could've bypassed both of your worthless comments by simply saying nowhere in america has legalized hard drugs like canada is planning to. Which is true

Didn't like Alamo before this, don't like or dislike them anymore now.

I wish other theaters in town had the same rules. Had an awful experience at the Moxie not long ago with a family talking through a not-kid-friendly film, and when I complained to the staff afterward they stated they've had previous issues with the family but they clearly weren't going to do anything about it. (I am a member, and will continue to visit the Moxie frequently though)

Well now, according to them they are now being segregated by having special showings held.

You honestly can’t win anymore these days.

Nobody has ever died from marijuana. Not one person. The worst thing that happens when you take too many is edibles is that can you start seeing shadow people and hearing footsteps that aren’t there, but there is nothing placing you in danger.

Yeah this stinks of BS. This family wanted things their way and couldn’t tolerate it when the world said no. Tough shit

I looked quickly, cringed and stopped. But they’re blasting them hard. For false things. And it sucks.

If you want to use your phone and be disruptive or have a child that is going to be disruptive, neurotypical or not, either go to an all ages show at Alamo (I think they even do shows where the volume is lowered and the lights aren’t as dim for audio visually sensitive children) or go somewhere else.

It’s funny the news article he’s quoted in immediately debunks his nonsense

People specifically choose this theater for this VERY reason.

They hold special events, for this very reason. There’s other theaters in town. Don’t go to the one on a normal viewing where there’s a no tolerance policy in place.

They elect the coroner? That’s weird af

I haven't seen any of this, and I'm not going to look. But Alamo has special screenings for families like this. Anyone who goes to standard screenings and causes a disruption is just a fucking asshole.

Can confirm that they have a no tolerance policy on phone use/noise, especially if patrons are complaining.

The thing that gets me about this is, other people were complaining, while in a dark theater, how would they have known the child had Down’s syndrome? Why are they turning this into a witch hunt?

The cdc is not correct here either. The only accurate statements are marijuana is much stronger then it was traditionally and it isn’t harmless. You cannot overdose on wed period unless you count a panic attack as ODing

This makes me like the Alamo more, and I liked them plenty before. They have rules and I'm glad to see that they enforce them.

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