And of course, there is the very real possibility that you will be seated next to a couple of idiots who, despite the fact that The Phantom Menace has been out for four months, will only figure out halfway through the film that Ewan McGregor is playing the same character Alec Guinness did in Star Wars , and will spend the rest of the film loudly trying to figure out who Anakin Skywalker is even though you shush them constantly. Then you will be forced to strangle them to death with a primitive garrote that you fashion out of Twizzlers, which will inevitably result in your being sentenced to die in the electric chair. At least that's what happens to a bunch of people in this movie. That group of people seems impossibly diverse considering that this theater is in Berlin, Germany. All of these people are in the theater because they received tickets from a mysterious metal-masked man.
Nobody thinks that's all that unusual, apparently.
Nor does anyone think it is strange that the theater, the Metropol, didn't seem to exist the week before. But those aren't the kinds of thing the characters in horror movies ever care about, so let's not dwell on them. They're all completely unpleasant. The movie they're all watching involves our old friend Nostradamus , who apparently predicted that, at the end of the world, demons would build cities in our cemeteries. Or something like that.