US EditionMartin Scorsese Doesn't Go to the Cinema Anymore because of Mobile Phones, Snacks and Noise Level
- Martin Scorsese revealed on June 6, 2025, that he no longer goes to cinemas due to disruptive audience behavior.
- Scorsese explained that people using phones, ordering snacks, and excessive noise have led to his retreat from public screenings.
- He expressed frustration during an interview with critic Pete Travers on The Travers Take blog, where he described distractions that mask on-screen dialogue.
- Scorsese, 82, said the behavior leaves him unable to focus and said audiences keep noise loud enough to drown out actors.
- He now prefers private screenings in a home cinema, calling it vital to preserve the pure film experience he values.
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'We couldn't keep our mouths shut when we were kids,' but Martin Scorsese draws the line at today's noisy moviegoers
Renowned filmmaker Martin Scorsese has revealed why he no longer watches films in movie theaters, citing disruptive audience behavior as the primary reason for his retreat to private screenings. The legendary director, known for classics like Taxi Driver and Goodfellas, has expressed his concerns about the current state of theatrical movie-watching experiences. According to Hindustan Times, the revelation came during a recent conversation with v…
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