what the F**K has the mix of ppl got to do with the cinema...... what a F**KIN T*SSER - Report

Imagine people from council houses in East London going to watch a film with Docklands "suit-types" what an "odd mix!" what ever next. Heaven forbid two would have to mingle and would want to watch the same film. As the cinema you tried to review is in East London also along with the Docklands was it a huge suprise to see people from both sides of the financial spectrum there together. What a shallow minded indivdual you are. (very nice cinema by the way lol). - Report

What a tosser! Why are you writing about the people and not the cinema and films? Maybe if you spent more time watching the film and less time looking snootily around you, you wouldn't be such an arse!!!! - Report

yeh u fuking snoot! - Report

Come on, I know what he means all the loud mouthed shites, that insist on talking the whole way through. I don't think its right to say Council types coz they're not. I'm a council type. These people are just little F***'s who really have no interest in the film, they have paid to see. The cinema is good to go to , seats are comfy, and refreshments at hand, they even had a usherette bring ice creams around, now thats a bonus. - Report

Mate, you are totally right in making comment on those that visit the cinema. Worth noting that you did not comment disparigingly on the 'council' guests, you just stated an observation. I can't stand paying good money to watch a film, only to hear a bunch of chavvy sh*tes talk through out the film or f*ck about with their mobile phones. That comment normally applies to the 12-18 year olds. Rather go where it was more civilised. Sadly its these f*ckwits that keep the cinema business alive, irrespective of whether the film is watched or not. The cinema corporates are not about the experience of others. Give me a cinema where only civilised people attend and you can enjoy a film in peace and I'll go back again and again. - Report

Look, the guy might be right in making an observation about the 'social standing' of cinema goers but why mention it if you're not making a point? Are the council east londoners causing a nuisance? do they harrass you? Or do you just not like the look of them?

If they're not causing any particular problems does it matter who they are?

Let me just say i've been to the cinema on many occassions where a group of trendy cityboys have ruined a film by laughing extra-loud and making smart comments throughout. - Report