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FAQs

Should you make out in a movie theater? ›

There's no shame in making out in a movie theatre. This romantic move is beloved by high school students and adults who are in the mood alike. And let's face it — sometimes, there's just no better place to make out than in a dark, cool movie theatre, where there is a sexy feeling of closeness and anonymity.

I find that Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday are the best days to avoid crowds. Those are traditionally lower attendance days. Thursday is probably also good except possibly for early screenings of new movies that are opening Friday.

You first choose a movie with low audience. Then you take top corner seats so that there won't be any people behind you. Then you can start your work. What do the couples do sitting in the corner seats of a movie theater?

Renowned director Christopher Nolan prefers to sit near the front, in the middle of the third row for cinemascope ratio, and slightly behind the center line for IMAX theaters. Experts suggest sitting in the center of the room, aligned with the screen, to centralize your field of vision and prevent strain.

Kissing in a movie theater, similar to public places, is generally safe from a physical health standpoint and is a common, socially acceptable display of affection during a film.

If you're just planning to simply kiss any seat is fine, but if you're planning to do more than your best seat is as high as you can go without too many people around you unless you're feeling bold.

Experts recommend the seats farthest from the screen, specifically the second or third row from the back and in the middle, for the ultimate cinematic experience.

In 2016, more young people and diverse populations went to the movies. Audiences between the ages of 18 and 24 attended an average of 6.5 movies over the course of the year – more than any other age group.

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An aisle seat in the far rear of the theater might be the absolute best place to be.

Which seat is best in theatre for couples? ›

Corner seat is a private seat. Normally most couples ( husband &wife / lovers / dating couples/ friends with benefits) prefer that seats. Because they can do some intimate activities there. That seats are more darker that other seats.

According to Steve Martz, a sound engineer at THX, the company responsible for the high-fidelity sound used in most cinemas, the best rows to sit in are two-thirds before the last row, counting from the first row of seats.

To see whether your theater have recliners, visit our theatre page, find your local page, then go to “Theater Info.” Look for the recliner icon.

The experts agree the "best seat in the house" is near the halfway point, in the middle of the row. Even the people who design cinemas say you should choose the centre row and the four rows behind it, and always take a seat near the middle.

Couples sit in corners for better privacy. If you sit in the middle, several people from all sides would be able to see what you are doing with your partner. When you sit in the corner, not many people have access to you, and that sort of positioning is better for fooling around.

It depends. They usually do some form of kissing, but there are ways to get around it, such as with carefully chosen camera angles or smart editing. Whether you wind up locking lips with another actor or not, there's a lot that goes into kissing scenes that you should know about.

Hugging and kissing in public places is generally not illegal. In most places, it is considered a normal and acceptable form of affection. However, there may be specific laws or regulations in some places that prohibit certain types of physical contact in public.

Yes, most modern movie theater surveillance systems do utilize cameras having built-in IR night vision capability. Enhanced low light recording is essential to monitor premises in the darkness after hours.