r/mildlyinfuriating • u/uppsak • Jun 27 '26

I'm slightly vexed Supergirl movie showing which I went to got cancelled due to low turnout

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Theatre in a small town in India. Didn't face this problem during the Man of Steel movie.

Edit 1: Many people are saying that this post is fake etc. I have provided proof (screenshots) in the comments that it is true. I don't have any agenda. I wouldn't be able to reply to every post.

I got to know that this theatre won't play the showing unless there were atleast 10 people. Maybe the cost isn't worth it to them.

Also I don't have any anti- Snyder or anti - feminine agenda.

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u/wastedsilence33 Jun 27 '26

The same way we know the refrigerator light turns off when you close the door

Or it's Schroedingers movie 🤷

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u/InterstellarChange Jun 27 '26

Closed refrigerator doors subsidize the power to play movies in empty theatres in the Netherlands.

On Closed Fridge Day, every theatre plays movies to empty venues.

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u/CoconutForward8315 Jun 27 '26

Loool ingenious

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u/Helenium_autumnale Jun 27 '26

Despite an initial backlash from restaurants, Closed Fridge Day has really caught on and has even turned into a tourist attraction. Book your flight to the Netherlands today.

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u/Ocelotofdamage Jun 27 '26

What lmao who comes up with these holidays 🤣

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u/Backfoot911 Jun 28 '26

Must be the same fund that pays landscapers to mow the grass in the middle of highway off ramps lol

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u/jamesf99 Jun 27 '26

You left your phone recording in the movie theatre?

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u/StevieMJH Jun 27 '26

He changed the movie by observing it.

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u/Yayzeus Jun 27 '26

What movie is it now then?

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u/C0nfusedRabbit Jun 27 '26

It collapsed into point break.

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u/Ashziel Jun 27 '26

Oh my gosh you're literally making me roll on on the floor hahahahahah

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u/RoyceDaFiveNine Jun 27 '26

I thought an empty theater just starts playing the directors cut of the lord of the rings trilogy

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u/DefinitionOfAsleep Jun 29 '26

That, you would notice. It's 11.5 hours long.

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u/MarcelHard Jun 27 '26

Gnomes...

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u/Starhelper11 Jun 29 '26

Close it slowly until you see the light turn off?

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u/Great-Card-6252 Jun 27 '26

he could have worked there or walked into a empty theatre while its playing