'Where necessary, the police will be called' - Reel Cinema in Chorley issue warning against viral TikTok trend

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Cinema goers are being issued a warning over carrying out a disruptive viral TikTok trend.

A Minecraft Movie starring Jack Black and Jennifer Coolidge hit theatres across the UK on Saturday and is the latest family oriented blockbuster captivating audiences.

Based on the popular game franchise Minecraft, it is understood that a new trend has emerged among young fans, where groups watching in cinema throw popcorn, shout out or cheer, when dialogue said by one of the characters in the trailer is played in the film.

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Staff at Reel Cinema in Chorley have issued a warning to movie-goers about doing A Minecraft Movie TikTok trend.Staff at Reel Cinema in Chorley have issued a warning to movie-goers about doing A Minecraft Movie TikTok trend.
Staff at Reel Cinema in Chorley have issued a warning to movie-goers about doing A Minecraft Movie TikTok trend. | UGC

A spokesperson for Reel Cinema in Chorley said this type of disruptive behaviour will not be tolerated and that police would be called where necessary.

They said: “We are aware of a viral TikTok trend related to A Minecraft Movie, and for the comfort of all our customers, we ask that you refrain from disrupting the screening in any way.

“To ensure everyone has the best possible cinema experience, we’re increasing our monitor of screens during performances.”

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They added: “Disruptive behaviour, including taking part in TikTok trends, before, during or after a screening, will not be tolerated.

“Anyone causing disruption will be asked to leave, and where necessary, the police will be called.

“Let’s keep the cinema a place everyone can enjoy.”

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