Cinemas fight with SMS and cannabis use during the demonstrations

When the social norms develop, the cinemas face new challenges in connection with the behavior of the audience, especially with regard to SMS and cannabis use during the films. These topics have triggered debates among theater owners, customers and experts in the industry about maintaining traditional cinematic experience and at the same time adapting to the changing cultural attitudes.

The rise of the SMS from in-theater SMS

The omnipresence of smartphones has led to an increase in SMS in film screenings, which led to disorders and frustrations among the spectators. The theater have implemented various strategies to tackle this problem:

• Preliminary screening announcements: Memories of silvering phones and not writing from SMS before the start of the films.

• Initiate intervention and personnel intervention: Some venues use employees to monitor and tackle disorders during the demonstrations.

• Technology solutions: Certain theater research signal blocking technologies or apps that encourage customers to separate during films.

Cannabis consumption in cinemas

With the legalization of cannabis in different regions, some cinema goers have started using marijuana in front of or during the demonstrations, what to consider in terms of:

• Air quality and comfort: The pronounced smell of cannabis can influence the experience of consideration for others.

• Legal and security issues: Smoking indoors violates regulations, and impaired people can represent security risks.

The theaters react with the reinforcement of relsics without smokers and in some cases with the local authorities to ensure compliance with compliance.

Balancing tradition and modernity

The film industry is on a crossroads and tries to preserve the municipal and immersive aspects of film observation and recognize contemporary behaviors. Open dialogues between theater operators and customers are important to determine each other respectful guidelines that improve cinematic experience for all participants.