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On Monday evening’s announcement of the ban on stuffing yourself with sweets in cinemas, professionals in the sector immediately called for additional help to compensate for the loss of income from this very profitable snacking for theaters. Omicron-diabetes, same fight?
Scenes of terminal exhilaration during the screenings of Spiderman: No Way Home worthy of the jubilation of the crowds during gladiatorial fights in a peplum on the decadence of the Roman Empire could lead to believe that the confectioners had discreetly injected cocaine in the popcorn blower. We can still try to snort them until Monday January 3 or rub our gums with Tagada cracker strawberries but the government decided that the spread of the omicron virus called for drastic measures such as stopping the sale of food and drink. in cinemas. No more bucket of popcorn to chew as a couple in front of a romantic comedy, no more half-kilo bag of M & M’s to throw in your face with friends while jumping during a horror movie, no more bag of candy so general …