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Since this was a kids movie, and we went to see it during the week, this place was extremely dead. Not to mention the fact that this was located in a relatively quiet area, and is only half the size of your typical movie theater. We walked up to the front desk, and we were greeted by this older lady. She just said the basic, what movie today? Anything from the candy bar? And what type of chicken? I answered all her questions with the even more basic, student, because I'm currently studying this year. This lady must have got the impression that I was still a high school student, because she exclaimed, oh you guys are having a day of school to what a laddin? How cool! You girls are going to have so much fun seeing and dancing in there, because I thank you guys for the only one seeing you today. How exciting! OMG! OMG! OMG! OMG! What? ID railed her excitement by correcting her saying that we both actually graduated high school already. The look in her eyes told me that she was a bit skeptical, but she let it slide and didn't ask any further questions. It also doesn't help, because I have a baby face, and I'm a pretty small person. So yeah, I was so ready to whip out my card photo ID card just to prove it wrong. Maybe another time, we grabbed our tickets and made our way to the screening room, and like the lady suggested, it was completely empty. And having an entire theatre experience all to yourself. We could be as loud as we wanted, we could do whatever we wanted, it was crazy how much space we had all to ourselves. We did our best to pick the best seats in the room. That being around here, don't tell anyone, but I had strategically brought a larger than necessary backpack with me, so I could smuggle some snacks in with me. Yeah, I'm that person. I feel like sneaking food into the movies is a very normal, justifiable thing to do. The food that they offer there is overpriced as hell, and none of it's really all that appealing. I've seen people bring more than just snacks in. One time there was a family with a bag of fully packed lunches and completed with drinks. Who wanted the salden vinegar chips? Was it you, Anthony? Yes, mama. I hope you can catch. They too won! Actually, thinking about it now, that was kind of my family back in the day. Yep, but for now, I will stick to my sourdoughly worms. After sitting there for a while, the lights finally started to dim. It was time for the movie to start. Everything was stuck now. The first 10 minutes of the movie consisted of my friend repeatedly asking, who that? Since she had never seen Aladdin prior to this, I quickly explained all that she needed to know, and eventually she started getting the gist of what was going on. We probably should have been more prepared and discussed it before the film started, but in the end we did have the cinema to ourselves, so it didn't really matter too much. So the first part of the movie was a pretty normal viewing so far. About 20 minutes into the movie, however, things started to take a turn. The entry doors opened up, breaking the darkness a little and getting our attention. We saw two elderly ladies standing in the doorway, slowly shutting it behind them as they strode towards the seating. Um, they're a bit late. They're gonna have no idea what's going on. As soon as that was said, the lady in the back ran into the aisle pole in front of the stairs, with full speed. Before I go into any more detail and make this more confusing than it needs to be, let me give these two wacky characters their names. This is Carol, the one in the front, and this is Susan, who has already cracked tackle the pole. My friend and I completely lost focus on the film and looked down at the pathetically hilarious scene of these two women. As I stated before, it was very dark while the movie was playing, and Susan was struggling. She began screaming, where are you? I can't see anything! Well Carol is more like, pick up your act Susan, I'm right here. We need to get to our seats. They managed to get up a few stairs when... Ah, I fell over! The size of these steps in the cinema were fairly small, and yet Susan had managed to completely topple over them. You know those moments where something extremely funny happens unexpectedly, and the whole situation makes you want to laugh, but you can't allow yourself because it's just really not the right time for that? This was definitely one of those moments. Help! Help! I fell over Carol! For God's sake Susan, get up! Paul Susan was coughing some abuse from Carol. I felt kind of bad for her. Because this entire scene was so confronting, my friend and I completely overlooked the fact that we should have helped her get back onto her feet. Whoops. Her aunt begged her aunt until she found the nearest seat and somehow managed to pull herself back up again. But this isn't the end. Carol and Susan had a few more stairs before they were on the same level as my friend and I. Unsurprisingly, Carol was complaining about something, but then she looked at us. And I mean she stopped dead in her tracks and stared us down for a solid 30 seconds without saying a word. Her expression changed as she came to an abrupt realization. Oh wait, you're not our friends. What baby is this right now darling? Aladdin? Oh my god, say that! Where in the wrong movie? This isn't a rocket man! Now are we supposed to get out of here? Oh, we could use an emergency door at the very top. We're almost there! That's a stupid idea. We have to get out the same way we came in. Oh, okay. Go, go, go, go, go! And just like that, Carol dragged Susan along and they rushed out of the cinema together. I sat there in shock and waited for the entry doors to shut. When I heard it, my friend and I absolutely lost it. What had we just witnessed? This was a situation that belongs in a comedy series not in real life. These kind of things just don't happen. Also, I thought. Because this movie theater was only small, there were only two screening rooms in the whole building. One with massive Aladdin signs in front of it and the other one with huge rocket man signs in front of it. The correct room to enter was clearly on the right side in front of their faces. And ignoring that still meant they had a 50-50 chance of walking to the right movie and they still got it wrong. Oh, this one says rocket man. Susan, are you stupid or something? It must be this one. Let's go. And now whenever I think anything Aladdin related, I think back to old Carol and Susan, how they put their lives out on the line to get to their friends. Whilst entertaining us in the process, they faced many struggles in their quest but failed in the end and made my rating of Aladdin go from a 5 out of 10 to a 10 out of 10.