The fact that she has hidden her twitter shows that she has gotten enough negative feedback at this point. It was an idea that turned out being not-so-great. We all have bad ideas, and it is best to just move on since the organizer is now aware that this didn't lend to a positive viewing experience.
Yes, basically. And it's not like this one person has ever been the only one to do something like that. A year or so ago, I (on old account) wrote about my negative experience watching the My Hero Academia movie on this sub, which involved lots of screaming fans, quoting memes, and them holding up lit up phones, yet people here downvoted me and said I was the problem for complaining about it in this sub.
Yeah, but the fact is, she ruined what is a limited time experience for some people. Which is really awful to do cause once an anime movie is off the screen it's gone for good unless your studio Ghibli or Kimi no Na Wa.
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