A widely discussed online post argues that cinemas mislead audiences by advertising start times that are followed by long blocks of trailers and ads, and calls for films to begin when scheduled.
A widely discussed online post argues that cinemas mislead audiences by advertising start times that are followed by long blocks of trailers and ads, and calls for films to begin when scheduled.
Spare me—“showtime” has never meant the feature, just the ad block. Where’s the proof any cinema promised a prompt start?