“For an audience: dead center in the middle of the theater is ideal. And now it’s because it’s the only way NOT to have to see a pale-blue sea of cellphone screens!” But it started before that, simply because I’ve got long legs and hate having the bottom of the frame interrupted by people’s heads. I’d like to say it’s because, like the cinephiles in ‘The Dreamers,’ I want to be the first person to be struck by the images coming off the screen. “Unless it’s an IMAX screen, I almost always - particularly if it’s a small theater or screening room - sit in the front row. I’m not so picky, though, as packed houses forced me to enjoy ‘The Avengers’ and ‘Prometheus’ from the neck-breaking seats in the front.” “I prefer left-hand side, in the back at least 3/4 of the way up.
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