Conclusions for "Is it okay to sneak food into the movies?" by Bretta

Mia Griffith>>Conclusion

casademia1105 — 2017-02-21 17:48:07 UTC

As a result, it is okay to sneak food into the movies. One reason is that you don't want to waste your money on something that isn't a big need. Say you are a college student and you need that money to pay for your college, dorm, food, etc., and you don't have the money to waste it on $9.00 candy. Another reason is that, if you are on a diet and want to flee from the junk food temptation, it should be allowed for someone to bring a healthy snack. Or even if you just like eating healthy, they shouldn't ban you for that. Mostly because today most Americans and companies are endorsing healthy lifestyles.

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makaylaann2003 — 2017-02-21 17:48:39 UTC

To sum it all up, people should be allowed to bring any kind of outside snack into the theaters. People should do so because the prices of the snack are way overpriced and they are also very unhealthy. What if someone was allergic to something being sold as a snack. There should be no rule against people bringing their own snacks into the movie theaters. All costumers should be allowed to bring their own snacks into their movie

Katherine

katherine_dancer — 2017-02-21 17:48:42 UTC

Many people sneak food into the movies because concessions can be very costly and also many movie snacks at the movies are extremely unhealthy. Bringing your own snacks is a much cheaper and healthier option. Sneaking food into the movie theaters is a wonderful way to make your movie experience more economical and nutritious.

By: Wyatt. Conclusion

2017-02-21 17:48:53 UTC

Finally, people should be able to sneak snacks in to the movies because it isn't has expensive and some people may need to eat healthy instead of the junk food the movie has in store. With the reasons I gave in my body paragraphs, it's cheaper and a more healthy, will support the reasons I gave. In conclusion, people should be able to sneak foods in the movies.

By: Liam

2017-02-21 17:49:00 UTC

A short synopsis would be that: Nobody wants to have to pay wallet breaking amounts just for some snacks. And those snacks are very unhealthy. Think about it, your paying big bucks to get in, and the food you buy racks up to make the bill two times larger.

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magicpuppydancer — 2017-02-21 17:50:33 UTC

To the end, it is okay to sneak food into the movies for many reasons. Some people might not be able to eat the food because they either are allergic to the food they offer or they are on a diet. Also some people might not have the money to pay for the food, so it would be better for them to just bring their own food. So many people may disregard that it is okay to sneak food in to the movies, but it is not against the law to do so.

Madi

madibrice2004 — 2017-02-21 17:50:37 UTC

As one can see, people should not be allowed to bring any kind of snack into the movie theaters. Two reasons why it is not okay is because it is breaking the movie theater law and the theater would lose profit. If you broke the movie theater law, you would probably get kicked out of the theater and if it is okay people would not buy movie theater food and just bring there own food. Therefore, it would be great to bring your own food, but it is better to just enjoy the movie.

Madelyn

nwfballet — 2017-02-21 17:50:42 UTC

To conclude, sneaking food into the movies isn't okay. Even though it is cheaper than buying it at the theater, it is impolite, distracting, and inconsiderate. Therefore, it would just be best to buy snacks there so that everyone can enjoy the movie.

Alyssa Conclusion

allysilva0707 — 2017-02-21 17:50:55 UTC

A ample amount of people sneak food into the movie theater everyday. The theater consessions are to expensive and unhealthy to even consider purchasing. However, managers as stubborn they are claim that it is for the best, but in the end the corner store has your back.

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mackinsigner12_net — 2017-02-21 17:51:11 UTC

In conclusion, sneaking food into the movies is OK because buying or bringing food is cheaper, healthier, or better food is more affordable than buying a small popcorn for $5.

To conclude sneaking food into the movie theaters isn't a good thing to do. people should'd sneak in their own snacks into the movies because it wouldn't be fair to the people who bought their snacks, and it is against the rules. :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)

sterlinghoward812 — 2017-02-21 17:54:31 UTC

Samantha Conclusion

dragonprincess004 — 2017-02-21 17:57:14 UTC

To sum it all up, at the movie theater the snacks are really pricey and about twice as much money than at a dollar store. Food such as M&Ms or popcorn are not only expensive at the theater but are also unhealthy. These are two reasons why people should be able to bring outside food into movie theaters. Overall, people should be able to bring small snacks into the movie theater.

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2021-10-19 15:31:43 UTC

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Pros and Cons for not sneaking in food into a movie theater.

2023-11-30 06:25:55 UTC

Reason 1 - You don't want to get kicked out or even worse banned do you?! If you get caught with food from the outside you could easily get given the BOOT for not following the rules. By not sneaking food in you wont get banned (unless you break another rule which would be a pretty bad choice on your part. 😒 😔)

Evidence - In “Is It OK to Sneak Food Into the Movie?” an article by Justin O'Nell says “There is another reason to think twice before sneaking food into movies: It’s against the rules. Some theaters will kick you out if they catch you smuggling in food-or even ban you from the theater.” (Link) This evidence supports my claim because it talks about how some theaters will kick you out or even ban you for sneaking in food and how it's against the rules..

Reason 2 - Bringing in food to a movie theater is really mean to the other people who are watching the movie and someone could get really mad at you. You wouldn't want to get in a fight with someone just for food would you?! By not sneaking in food you're being a kind respectable person.

Evidence - In “Is It OK to Sneak Food Into the Movie?” an article by Justin O'Nell proclaims “Sneaking food into the movies is kind of like bringing your own chips to Chipotle. It’s just rude.” This evidence backs up my claim because it says how it is rude to bring food in and even relates it to Chipotle.

Reason 3 - If you sneak in food, especially something smelly like a tuna sandwich or litter you could ruin the whole experience for everyone close enough to smell it and make the work of the people who clean it up harder. Not only would you be breaking the rules but you would just be terrible too. By not sneaking in food you will do none of this. Evidence - In “The Dos and Don’ts of Sneaking Food Into a Movie Theater” an article by Carrie Bergmoser states “It’s rude to skirt around their rules and leave junk food for the theater staff to clean up.” (Link) This supports my claim because it explains how it's rude to leave junk food in the theater and how people will have to clean it up.

Cons

Reason 1 - You can save lots of money by bringing in food to the movie theater since the snacks are overpriced and they’re clearly ripping you off. Plus you're already spending a lot of money to go see the movie so you shouldn’t pay more when you could just sneak it in. By not sneaking in food you would waste a lot of money on the high pricing junk food,

Evidence - In “Is It OK to Sneak Food Into the Movie?” an article by Justin O'Nell states “Then there are the prices. Why pay 5$ when you can get them for several dollars cheaper at the corner store? Remember, you’re already forking over big bucks for your ticket.” “Movie theater popcorn, in particular, has been labeled as one of America’s biggest rip-offs, with some theaters marking up the price as much as 900 percent.”(Link) This evidence helps my argument because it gives you more information about the overpricement of the snacks at the movie theater relating to my claim.

Reason 2 - The junk food they offer is really bad for you and it might just make you feel sick in the stomach. What if you just want some healthy food that isn't covered in oil and other calorie filled substances. By not sneaking in food you would be forced to eat really unhealthy junk food for your meal at the movies.

Evidence - As said in the article “Movie Theater Popcorn Is Ridiculously Unhealthy And You Should Stop Eating It.” on “Daily Meal” by Dan Myers “We took a look at some of the calorie counts from movie-theater popcorn sold at national theater chains via MyFitnessPal, and the results are pretty shocking. For example, a small popcorn, without butter, from AMC weighs in at 225 calories and 11 grams of fat.” “Indeed, a recent WebMD study found that Regal's popcorn was the richest on the market, with a medium containing 720 calories and the large boasting 960 calories.” (Link) This evidence relates to my claim by explaining all the calories found in the popcorn at movie theaters concluding that snacks at movie theaters are very unhealthy.