Midway through the credits
It says on IMDB "Midway through the credits, Mathias reveals his final decision on what he will do with the apartment and why." I left before the credits ran. What did I miss???
shareYou shouldn't barge your way out; there are too many movies that reveal more during credits that it seems ridiculous.
For the 1st reason that it's impolite; your type interrupt the movie credit roll (which we've paid for) which contains good music and important information always.
Secondly because you miss these important plot closures or sequel clues.
Mathias told the buyer he wasn't going to sell; that he's staying; 'it's a family thing'. It's not said but implied that he and Chloe will be together (which is why he went to Dr. to find out if they were related).
Now, was it worth missing?
Thanks a million. I usually run out because I have to go to the bathroom! I did assume that he would not sell and would stay.
You shouldn't us the word "shouldn't". It implies a superior tone. My type? Just doesn't sound nice and neighborly........
Seriously?!
You can't even take the time to proofread your reply - misspelled words.
I said exactly what I said because I meant 'you shouldn't barge your way out'.
That's the universal 'you', and you know that's what I meant.
Frankly, it's not a 'superior tone'; it's an exasperated tone. I just am tired of people (nearly everyone in any theatre) leaving during credits, and making a big ruckus when they do; especially those who squeeze their way past me.
In the last movie alone (not MY OLD LADY), I sat on the aisle seat, and because the exit was on my side, the entire row sidled past me a little at a time (whatever their excuses were) - ruining my desire to listen to some great classical music in peace.
Seriously! I can't listen to good music at that loud volume at home, so where can I but at the theatre, concerts, or in my car?
Oh well. As if you care. You're just too concerned about getting your feelings hurt.
98% of the credits are painfully boring to 99% of the people.
Who the f cares who catered the film? Or who the bookeeper was?
They used to limit the credits to the cast and a handfull of substantial creators like author, director, cinematographers, and somewhat unnessarily 2-4 producers. That I stayed for, but did you ever count the number of "producer" credits they give on the TV show "Law and Order"? I'm pretty sure one of them is the janitor.
So, quit your whining and leave.
But, be polite about it. You're not the only person who paid to be there.
If you miss something that runs during credits, it's your business.
wow. you're absolutely charming. a stereo-typical classical music fan. what made you so condescending?
shareYOU'RE THE ASS WHO'S CONDESCENDING.
When you push your way past someone still watching (and reading the scroll), and talk on your phone or with your companion - THAT'S being impolite.
Get over it.
It's "impolite" to leave a movie during the credits? What planet were you born on?
The bad news is you have houseguests. There is no good news.
*beep* YOU.
YOU NEED TO GET OFF YOUR EGO-CENTRIC HORSE.
Anyone who rants against people leaving a movie during the credits is the one that is on a high horse, dear.
The bad news is you have houseguests. There is no good news.
This is what I said to the person who posted similar to you (just above):
YOU'RE THE ASS WHO'S CONDESCENDING.
When you push your way past someone still watching (and reading the scroll), and talk on your phone or with your companion - THAT'S being impolite.
Get over it.
Maybe you should take the time to read the other posts and replies, and take them in context instead of just the way you think.
If you want to know 'fanatic', there was a guy who shot someone in Washington State a few years back for interrupting his movie (during the credits). So, maybe my belief that people who leave should at least be polite about it is not so strange after all.
One day you people who think this is your private planet will wake up and realize that you're really not liked at all - everybody is just 'faking' going along with you.
And all you other posters to is this thread should note that the OP (aschmitt27) never replied to me again, but all of you thought it was your business to reply FOR him.
shareHi Anne,
A long time ago, in a cinema far far away ..you talked about My Old Lady and the annoying 'stuff' that happens when the credits roll... And I just saw it again , the film that is, and I have to say I absolutely agree with you.:) , so you are not alone :) ! What I do, is I get up from my seat and lean against the wall to let other people pass so I can watch the credits in peace. I'm usually the last one to leave the room :).
Cheers from across The Pond.
The woods are lovely, dark and deep but I have a lot to see before I sleep
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Wow. You need to sit in a less inconvenient seat. If you want to stay for the credits, sit in the middle of a row. Then no one will climb over you.
You're so dense as to consider mid-row as THE solution. That IS where I usually sit (for that reason) and where no one can sit in front of me. However, it happens almost every time, anyway. Which goes to show that more and more Americans are being less and less courteous and considerate.
Offending people can and do sit in front, back and side.
Often times they just sit there talking loudly, or playing voice mail messages loudly, and even after being asked nicely to be quiet and courteous.
Yah! You shouldn't! It's so rude to the people behind (or above) you that. And then there's the real idiot that has the nerve to just STAND there momentarily and idly procrastinate like there's no one else there or watching. It's really annoying.
sharei think revealing things during the credits is a very annoying thing to do. The end of the film should be before the credits begin, not after. especially as nowadays they are usually extremely long.
shareThe only person being impolite is you. For instance, how do you know he "pushed his way past someone still watching and reading the credits"? Were you there? Do you this person's specific circumstances.
No, you do not. YOU are the one being condescending and rude, and you have done so to just about everyone in this thread. aschmitt27 was even respectful in their reply to you, and what did you do? Continue to harass them further, ridicule their spelling, etc. You are not the victim here.
If you're determined to act like a snooty brat, at least take responsibility for it.
Trolls gonna troll, m8. He/she did a perfect job.
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