standard answer is

..as always.....

it depends on the theater in your area....

cat getting lanolin at the source while doing what come naturally

those are the same type of people who park in the fire lane in front of Walmart so grandma don't have to walk all the way to a parking space after she gets done buying groceries for the extended family.

sure that healthy youngster could have pulled up- dropped granny off and then parked the car and then entered the store to shop with her- but noooooo- 5 or 6 cars in the fire lane all occupied by too cool to shop with granny guys....

( and forget about those guys just doing the shopping for her so she can put her feet up )

so yeah- the folks leaving the messes behind are showing exactly how bourgeoisie they are and how proletariat the theater employees are. similar behavior is seen at many places where they act the role of a buffoon at the cost to the employees of whatever establishment they are in

I've got a fondness for ASCII animation then again- I am ancient

I respectfully disagree with OP and 1st responders post.

The movie dragged. "messages" were heavy handed, they went on too long and in meaningless ways.

Not a single child in a 150 seat matinee ever laughed.

No adults laughed or reacted.

Only thing I liked about it was the computer work done.

I don't know how many people and how many hours of computer time was spent on this.... just that it was wasted in terms of a lasting legacy

I stumbled across beyond the black rainbow via pandoara or some other streaming service when i heard stuff from the sound track and saw the cover.... got me interested enough to track it down.

colors visuals audio - so it's a lot like beyond the black rainbow by same director of Mandy?