Apparently, Minecraft is not just about building, it is also about destroying cinemas.
The last viral documentation of young fans of Chaos of Absolute is initiating projections of the new great successful film based on the video game seems to have observers online rethinking their plans to have children.
An amazing video of a father in a sample of “a Minecraft movie” shows a theater full of alphas of hyperactive generation at the top of his lungs, jumping as if they were in a delirium and throwing controversy of corn palomites, data savings data from a scene.
The incredible clip, uploaded to Reddit, shows a mother filming her three children running to her seats in a local theater as she releases the screams of “Chickn Jockey!”
The revealing look to chaos inside a theater, is in the suburbs of Toronto, is the last evidence of what has become an international headache for customers and management, since the film debuted on April 4.
As a Reddit commentator said, “this is a fairly effective condom ad.” Another added: “Birth control: the film.”
And it is not just the North American public that deals with madness.
In the United Kingdom, the BBC reports that Cineworld theaters start with Moers to “respect the film label” before launching their new “Chickn Jockey 4DX” projection.
That’s right, a whole special Detection designed for children who cannot stay still for more than a few seconds.
Meanwhile, a New Jersey theater has decided that enough is enough.
After some rebel children “were involved in a completely unacceptable behavior, including vandalism,” the theater has now ordered that all minors must be accompanied by an adult response.
And it is not just a matter of noise: throwing corn doves and destroying the place will prohibit you.
Online commune seem to be encouraging move.
As a Reddit user said: “This is not fun.
Another focused on the waste of corn popcorn: “I am really happy that children are happy, but the way they leave a disaster is so confusing. They are receiving expensive theater snacks … just to waste everything?”
A father in the discussion even said: “I would be demanding a refund and everything. People who interrupt films for absolutely silly things like this, are endless me.”
Clearly, Minecraft is a cultural phenomenon, and a big screen film about it was always going to be a big problem.
But, as a Reddit user said: “Maybe teach them to be a little more consultants or others or see it at home at home.”
