Evil MCU locks children in theater!
Jul 14, 2019 4:42:22 GMT
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Mother Terrified to Find Children Alone After Avengers: Endgame Screening
By MATTHEW AGUILAR - July 13, 2019 10:17 am EDT
A trip to go see Avengers: Endgame turned out to be a little chaotic for one family in Des Moines. Julie Huff of Norwalk told the Des Moines Register all about the incident, which took place at the AMC Classic Southridge 12 theater. Huff, her boyfriend, and her youngest child went to go see Secret Life of Pets 2 using a gift card she got for Mother's Day, while the older boys went to go see Endgame. Endgame is a three-hour film while Secret Life of Pets 2 is only 90 minutes, so after checking on them a few times she went to visit some nearby stores until the film had finished, but when she got back the theater was locked and all the lights were out.
Her kids were the only ones in that particular showing of Endgame, but when she left there were other families in the theater, so she thought it was fine. That showing was also on the schedule, so the theater knew it had to finish before closing up. When she got back though the theater was locked and no one was around.
“Nobody was in there,” Huff said. “I couldn’t get inside, and it was completely dark. I was terrified. I didn’t know what to do at first. I thought maybe the theater had called the police to come and pick up my kids.”
By MATTHEW AGUILAR - July 13, 2019 10:17 am EDT
A trip to go see Avengers: Endgame turned out to be a little chaotic for one family in Des Moines. Julie Huff of Norwalk told the Des Moines Register all about the incident, which took place at the AMC Classic Southridge 12 theater. Huff, her boyfriend, and her youngest child went to go see Secret Life of Pets 2 using a gift card she got for Mother's Day, while the older boys went to go see Endgame. Endgame is a three-hour film while Secret Life of Pets 2 is only 90 minutes, so after checking on them a few times she went to visit some nearby stores until the film had finished, but when she got back the theater was locked and all the lights were out.
Her kids were the only ones in that particular showing of Endgame, but when she left there were other families in the theater, so she thought it was fine. That showing was also on the schedule, so the theater knew it had to finish before closing up. When she got back though the theater was locked and no one was around.
“Nobody was in there,” Huff said. “I couldn’t get inside, and it was completely dark. I was terrified. I didn’t know what to do at first. I thought maybe the theater had called the police to come and pick up my kids.”
