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It seems everyone has a different sitting preference at the movies. I want the ultimate experience: the screen completely filling my vision, like I'm in the movie. Usually the third or fourth row. My wife complains we're too close. Then I see people way in the back and it must be like watching TV the screen is so small. I don't understand that at all. So, Lemmy, where do you sit with your popcorn and why?

Bonus question: best movie food / candy, and how do you sneak it in?

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[–] CeeBee@lemmy.ca 7 points 1 year ago

But the angular perspective does. It "looks" smaller the further you are away.

I really hope this doesn't need to be explained...