Who would have expected that the latest Disney installment of The Little Mermaid would arouse such excitement among adults?
The Little Mermaid currently reigns supreme in movie theaters from the very beginning of its release. Cinema halls with each screening are full of parents with their children, who are enthralled by the beautiful musical setting and the picturesque underwater world.
That’s why it’s all too strange that such colorful sights, great acting work, and a beautiful main character can evoke such huge emotions. And best of all – they do not involve children, but adult women who for some reason decided to ruin the whole room’s peaceful screening.
Until security had to step in
Few people would expect that during such a peaceful movie, aimed mainly at children, adult people would decide to quarrel and even beat each other up at some point for some reason. But oh well…
On the web in the last few dozen hours, the topic has become loud, as people began to insert videos and information about this situation directly from the cinema hall.
It’s not clear what the specific issue was. The women started shouting something about disrespect, so perhaps it was about some occupied seats or tactless behavior. At one point, one of them finally raised her hand at the other and a scuffle began. There was a huge uproar throughout the auditorium, and people started recording and complaining that they needed a refund for their tickets because it was impossible to watch the movie like that.
Finally, at one point, the lights came on, and security entered the hall and tried to calm the situation. Funnily enough – the movie went on in the background as if nothing had happened.
From what people say, the cinema hall was full of young children who came to see the movie together with their parents. Unfortunately, instead of The Little Mermaid, they had to watch two women argue about… well, we’re not sure. And it was supposed to be a nice screening after all. But who would have expected that The Little Mermaid would arouse such extreme emotions?