Personality Revealed By Where You Sit In Movie Theater

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[chance33_98]

Personality Revealed By Where You Sit In Movie

Find Out What Sitting On the Side Says About You

CLEVELAND -- When you head to the movies you get your popcorn and drink and then head off to find the perfect spot to settle in for the big flick.

According to Redbook Magazine, where you sit in the movie theater says a lot about you.

For example, if you sit in the front, you are outgoing, fun loving, competitive and easily bored.

If you sit in the back, you are independent and don't like being told what to do.

If you are one of those movie-goers who like sitting in the side seats, you are considered quiet and don't like being crowded.

And if you sit in the middle seats, you are flexible, diplomatic, easygoing, a good listener and good at keeping secrets.

[chance33_98]

I wonder what pee-wee Herman's choice of seat says about him...there is a poll on the site as well about where you sit.

Where do you sit in the movie theater?
Choice	Votes	Percent of 8461 votes
front	442	5%
back	2160	26%
middle	4533	54%
side	1326	16%

[maxwell]

How's about if you just stand right smack in the middle of the aisle?

[Lumberjack]

Hmmm, interesting. What does it mean if you get up and move to a new seat every two minutes, and after sitting down turning to the person beside you and asking them if they'll feed your monkey while you're away?

Just curious. Not that I do this. Much.

[chance33_98]

You would be considered a deviant. By not following thr proscribed rules designed for your own safety they would say you were an over weight smoker who does not follow the party lines, and that you don't care about the children.

[LurkedLongEnough]

And if you think theater movies glorify idiocy, you boycott movies.

[martin_fierro]

And if you sit in the projection booth, you're a major loser! <|:)~

[chance33_98]

I found it interesting that they did not mention anything about the type of movie as well. Violent? Family? Sex oriented? I am sure we could make up our own conclusions here aboot how it all fits together.

[isthisnickcool]

asking them if they'll feed your monkey while you're away?

Depends on whether it's an African or European monkey.

[diamond6]

LOL

[Hildy]

When we go to the movies, we always sit near the front (closest to the exit, and on the aisle) On the aisle so my husband can go to the bathroom without having to bother anyone to get up, and near the exit, because it seems I have to walk out so often!

[Gamecock]

I sit on my bottom.

[Lumberjack]

Well, the African monkey is much more sturdy and can carry a lot more weight. But its not native to these parts. Unless it migratory.

[concerned about politics]

If you sit in the back, you are independent and don't like being told what to do.

Guess that explains why we're right wingers.
Left wing touchie-feelie- tolerance-live as we say- type propaganda doesn't work around here.

[GingisK]

How about if you just plain refuse to go to movies in order to avoid supporting hollywood Trash?

[Brute_Force]

What if you sit on the aisle because you have long legs and like to stretch out? Does this skew the data?

[maxwell]

an over weight smoker who does not follow the party lines, and that you don't care about the children.

DUDE... That's scary... I DO believe! Admit it, you've got psychic powers...

[Rebelbase]

"For example, if you sit in the front, you are outgoing, fun loving, competitive and easily bored. "

More likely you got there late and those were the only seats available.

[Arthur McGowan]

And if you sit in the middle seats, you are flexible, diplomatic, easygoing, a good listener and good at keeping secrets.

Ridiculous. I sit in the middle, and I am none of those things. I just like to see the picture undistorted, and hear the Dolby sound with the proper balance among the channels.

[dglang]

If you sit in the front rows, you are nearsighted, and those in the rear are far sighted. Those on the sides are there because they came late and all the good seats are gone.

[no-s]

Can I say..."poverty upon the MPAA"...?