That’s just stupid. (My opinion, I know you people think stuff like that SHOULD be banned.)
But, as many people have said before, some people have been refused to go into cinemas. Maybe some people bring in their laptop because they’re deaf, and they look for subtitles for the movie? (It’s possible, I just know.) And what if they go to relax at a movie, and then they’re boss calls, telling them they have a meeting? They’d need to bring a Cell phone. (Again, it’s possible.) Even if someone comes in with a cell phone, what if they simply WILL NOT record anything? No lies, just… no recording? They just came in to enjoy the movie, and are one of those NORMAL people who have the patience to wait until the movie is out on DvD? The employees just kick out people if they have recording devices on their Cell phones/ Laptops / Cameras.

Is this only at CinaWorld? If so, maybe some people can record movies at other theatres.

*Sorry if I’m wrong, I don’t know if it’s completely LEGAL or not.* Again, thanks for reading!

well at least with their policy you got now less chance ending on some day on youtube

“Ok, the pizza’s on the way. Did everyone remember their running shoes? Great! Everyone grab a bat and let’s go. I saw some grizzlies in the woods just a few miles from here.”

I’d be like “Im going to see this movie whether you take my money from me now, or refuse me entry and Im going to invite all my friends over to my house and download the exact same movie and watch it on my 50″ tv and surround sound sytem order some pizza crack some bears and enjoy the movie at my own house.”

At least if they see someone come in with a laptop or cell that records video (which most do, i think even the iphone does now, unless Im wrong) they can just make a walk throu the theatre and see if anyone is recording it.

But seriously if you get caught camming a video and you arnt from a scene group or do it for a living/hobby then why bother take the risk, stay at home and get a far better copy off the net.