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Can They Forbid You to Go to the Movies with Food From Outside? This Is What the Law Says.

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Buying popcorn at the supermarket before you go to the cinema, bringing a bottle of water from home or taking advantage of it to eat some treats during the film is a common custom. However, what for many viewers seems something completely normal can become a problem when the time comes to access the room.
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Buying popcorn at the supermarket before you go to the cinema, bringing a bottle of water from home or taking advantage of it to eat some treats during the film is a common custom. However, what for many viewers seems something completely normal can become a problem when the time comes to access the room.

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laprovincia.es broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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