I used to come from a fairly non-demonstrative country and we used to just say, "Oh, that was good" to the person sitting next to us. We don't cheer at films yet but that little trait is probably in the post. My annoyance is with members of the general public who start weeping uncontrollably whenever a camera is on them.
It's not even a "stiff upper lip" thing. Most of them don't have anything to cry about in the first place. I've seen someone cry because their grandmother had other plans and couldn't be there that day. We're making ourselves a laughing stock.
I hate it when people clap/cheer at the end of movies. IIN?
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I used to come from a fairly non-demonstrative country and we used to just say, "Oh, that was good" to the person sitting next to us. We don't cheer at films yet but that little trait is probably in the post. My annoyance is with members of the general public who start weeping uncontrollably whenever a camera is on them.
It's not even a "stiff upper lip" thing. Most of them don't have anything to cry about in the first place. I've seen someone cry because their grandmother had other plans and couldn't be there that day. We're making ourselves a laughing stock.
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I'd prefer the "that was good" attitude rather than the seal imitation.