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Most people who’ve spent time in an Alamo Drafthouse Cinema have a personal favorite “don’t talk” PSA, the chain’s now iconic reminder to patrons that if they talk or text in the theater, they’ll get the boot. The PSAs, which roll before every Drafthouse screening, combine celebrities, humor, and public shaming in the hopes that you’ll enjoy movies in silence. Through the years, they have become an integral part of the moviegoing experience from Houston to Austin, Dallas to Lubbock, and beyond.But until now, there’s never been a systematic way to determine which PSA is actually the best. That’s something Texas Monthly aims to fix with our Alamo Drafthouse #DontTalk Bracket Challenge, in which 32 of the chain’s PSAs—sorted into four different categories (“current stars,” “staged skits,” “random warnings,” and “classic stars”)—go…
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Most people who’ve spent time in an Alamo Drafthouse Cinema have a personal favorite “don’t talk” PSA, the chain’s now iconic reminder to patrons that if they talk or text in the theater, they’ll get the boot. The PSAs, which roll before every Drafthouse screening, combine celebrities, humor, and public shaming in the hopes that you’ll enjoy movies in silence. Through the years, they have become an integral part of the moviegoing experience from Houston to Austin, Dallas to Lubbock, and beyond.But until now, there’s never been a systematic way to determine which PSA is actually the best. That’s something Texas Monthly aims to fix with our Alamo Drafthouse #DontTalk Bracket Challenge, in which 32 of the chain’s PSAs—sorted into four different categories (“current stars,” “staged skits,” “random warnings,” and “classic stars”)—go…The post Vote For Your Favorite Alamo Drafthouse PSA In Our #DontTalk Challenge Bracket appeared first on Texas Monthly.
