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Not OP, but after almost 20 years working in movie theatres, I saw some shit...Once, back in probably 1998 or 1999, I got a complaint from a couple that some kids in the back of the theatre working being loud. I go in, they're totally quiet, so I give 'em a stare-down like "you're being watched now" and left a few minutes later. About 15 minutes after, the same guy comes back out and complains again, so I go in, but don't pop right out behind the complaining customer. I let him sit back down, then wait a minute, and I hear the commotion he was talking about. Peeking back around the corner, I see the three kids - 2 boys, and 1 girl - both of the boys have their hands down the front of the girl's pants as she sits in the seat between them. They couldn't have been more than 10 or 11. They looked SUPER embarrassed, and I gave them the ol' "shut the fuck up or we'll kick you out and tell your parents why" speech, and after that there were no more noise complaints.

I also caught a couple having sex in a theatre that we hadn't sold any tickets to during a late show. It was the last movie that was still running, so we just went and shut it off, knowing they weren't supposed to be in there at all. They came out, and I smiled and asked them, "how was the movie?!" and the girl got super red faced. The guy laughed, and they left. It was hilarious.

I had a friend in school who went on Figure It Out. His "talent" was "Leaks Inhaled Milk From Eye." I've never seen the episode because apparently Nick pulled it after one airing after complaints from parents. But I digress... He said that you (the panel) actually were able to look off set to a monitor that had the answer the entire time. Is that true?

Good enough for me, thanks for the reply!

Which is more fun to work on - a smaller, dark art film like The Orphanage, or a massive blockbuster like Jurassic World 2?