Kids in movie theatres.

To that, I'd say they are equally uncaring about your desires either? And that's what's wrong with sharing these public places -- no one cares much about the other person. I think we've lost that over the years, the ability to share. Kids are bad about it in school, adults are bad about it in general.

Well yeah, but I am not the one disturbing the peace. I sit down and watch the movie silently.

I don't want to share a public space with someone who disturbs my peace. If they can't get a sitter or leave the child with a friend or a family member, they shouldn't go to the movies.

They chose to have a child. I don't have to suffer from their choice.

To that, I'd say they are equally uncaring about your desires either? And that's what's wrong with sharing these public places -- no one cares much about the other person. I think we've lost that over the years, the ability to share. Kids are bad about it in school, adults are bad about it in general.

There's a reason for that, but you're not allowed to talk about it because someone might get their feelings hurt.

So. I'm at the movies right now. Previews are going to start soon. My kids are at their grandparents. And someone just walked in with a friggen infant in a baby carrier (aka portable car seat) so they can watch Terminator Genisys.

Wtf?

Meh, I've seen worse. There was a couple with a kid that was 5-ish when I went to see the Evil Dead remake. Luckily, he was pretty quiet. I do have to wonder why the parents thought a film entitled "The Evil Dead" was the best place to bring their kindergartner.

I remember when the Friday sequel came out (it was awful) but I decided to go to the 1030pm Sunday showing figuring I would beat the crowds. A lady shuffled in with like 6 kids ages 1-6......

I saw Payback with Mel Gibson in a packed theater and the dude next to me had his 3 year old in his lap. Kid kept falling a sleep and flopping into my seat.....

Its the movies what can you do? /shrug