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Movie Theater Candies Ranked Worst to Best (Very Important, Fatties)

I only recently got turned on to sour patch kids and I like them, but they really do fuck your mouth up if you eat too many.
 
Got my Movie Pass last month, and have been seeing everything I have time for. Highly recommended if you don't have one yet. Just like $10 a month and you can see any movie you want at %99 of theaters.
 
Terrible

I would go
1: Goobers
2: Whoppers
3: Twizzlers

But candy at the movies is only optional, popcorn is a necessity...
 
scooter84 said:
Terrible

I would go
1: Goobers
2: Whoppers
3: Twizzlers

But candy at the movies is only optional, popcorn is a necessity...
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holy balls. this list is terrible, unless you meant to post it on the unpopular opinions thread.
 
I didn't even realize they sold Butterfingers in movie theaters. That would be such a weird candy to buy for a movie.
 
Went to see Paddington 2 (surprisingly good) with the kid last night and I did as follows : Reese's pieces with popcorn . Some bites together , some separate. Highly recommend.
 
lbE08 said:
holy balls. this list is terrible, unless you meant to post it on the unpopular opinions thread.
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Sorry, chocolate covered peanuts are like my favorite thing ever... And whoppers aren't far behind. But, like I said, popcorn is my go-to at the movies anyway.
 
Used to be a Milk Duds kid, but have since moved on to Hot Tamales, with an occasional box of Raisinettes. I only go to 2-3 movies per year, though. Every time I go I'm reminded of how much better the A/V, convenience, and lack of irritations my home theater is.

I understand the need for safety, but my theater is 90% dark during the day, and 100% once the sun sets. There are lights all over the commercial theaters. I can calibrate the speakers to the room, and the video to my eye, and pause the movie if I really have to piss. Once we get our taxes done, I'm looking for the go-ahead to install ceiling speakers for Dolby Atmos and dts:X 3D surround. At that point, my setup will be exactly how I want it, with no reason to ever go to a theater, unless it's Star Wars, where I will once again be disappointed in the experience.
 
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