Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2011 5:16 pm
They have a chain of movie/food theaters, and they are serious about people talking or texting during the goddam movie:
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God bless Texas.
Edited By GORDON on 1307827040
according to Tim League, the Drafthouse's founder, a woman was recently warned twice about texting during a screening, and then, in accordance with company policy, was escorted out without a refund. 'I don't think people realize that it is distracting,' says League. 'It seems like nothing, but if you spend as much time as I do at the movies, you realize the entire theater sees it and it pulls you out of the movie experience. It's every bit as intrusive as talking.' The irate customer called up the Alamo Drafthouse and left a profanity-laced (and perhaps slightly inebriated) message decrying the theater's policies, but the theater got the last laugh as they took the audio of the woman's voicemail, transcribed it, and turned it into an in-house preview.
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God bless Texas.
Edited By GORDON on 1307827040