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RE: But seat-kicking may be useful at times...

Posted by Steve O on January 2, 2011 at 18:48:56:
...At a recent showing the person in front of me was constantly texting and the screen of the thing was in plain sight, very bright and super distracting. About 30 min into the show I shifted my position in my seat and "accidentally" gave the guy's seat a solid kick. He was startled but apparently got the message because he immediately went off-line and stayed that way for the remainder of the movie.

I know two wrongs don't make a right but....