NELIGH, NE - SEPTEMBER 28: Dillon Smith gets popcorn for customers in the concession stand at the TK/Starlite Drive-In Theater on September 28, 2013 in Neligh, Nebraska. The theater, which opened in 1952, is one of only two drive-in theaters left in Nebraska, a state that once had almost 50. At the peak of their popularity in the late 1950s there were between 4 and 5 thousand drive-in theaters in the United States, there are now only about 350. As movie studios begin to phase out distribution of 35mm film prints in favor of digital media, the high cost drive-in theaters face when switching to a digital projection system is expected to force more of these theaters to close. The TK/ Starlite installed a digital projector earlier this year. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
There’s a lot of issues when you go to the movie right? People talking, people slurping drinks and food. How would you feel if the person in front of you had a giant hair bun you couldn’t see the screen over? Is that ok? Personally I feel like you can wear your hair however you want, but if you’re going to a movie take down the damn bun haha!
Ellie Hensby, from England, took her children to see “Frozen 2,” and had to deal with this!