AMC Theatres Crack Down on 'Wicked' Fans with Strict No-Recording and No-Singing Rules
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The release of the 'Wicked' movie has sparked a debate over theater etiquette, particularly regarding the use of phones to take photos during screenings. This behavior, encouraged by social media trends, has been criticized by many as disruptive. The Alamo Drafthouse and other theaters emphasize no phone use during films, suggesting photos be taken before screenings. The movie, starring Ariana Grande, had a record-setting opening weekend, highlighting the influence of social media-savvy audiences despite concerns over decorum.
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