 Originally Posted by ClouD
I am not one for clapping after a movie. I've never liked it, it's corny. The movie probably meant more to me than anyone in the cinema, yet I didn't clap.
I think this topic got brought up recently. I don't remember if I ever even participated in the discussion, though. Personally, I like it when people react at the end of a movie. I look at it the same way as I look at a crowd going wild after an amazing concert, or the way the passengers scream "WHOOOOOOOOO!" at the end of a badass theme park attraction. To me, it isn't corny at all. I just tend to see it as part of the overall experience. The crowd's reaction not only provides just a little insight into what others might have thought about the movie (while not 'important', I sometimes find interesting), but often serves as the icing on the cake, if I - too - enjoyed the movie enough to want to give it a celebratory "FUCK YEAH!" 
That being said - I can completely understand why some people don't like it.
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