The Air In Movie Theaters Actually Changes From Scene To Scene

[Kat]

Your body can’t even contain all the heart-pounding excitement you feel while watching Captain America: Civil War." You and your fellow audience members can actually change the chemical composition of the air around you while you’re watching a movie, indicates a study published May 10 in Scientific Reports.

When we exhale, our breath carries hundreds of different chemicals. A few of them can be used to track chemical changes within the body. “If films elicit strong emotional responses then volatile products from the internal biochemical response (cardiovascular, skeletomuscular, neuroendocrine, and autonomic nervous system) may be vented shortly afterwards,” the scientists speculated.

The Air In Movie Theaters Actually Changes From Scene To Scene


This is kind of gross if you really think about it...

 

[The Great Goose]

Yes it is. Like a herd.

 

[Blackrook]

Really, if that is so I was filling the air with boredom and indifference chemicals. The plot was completely implausible, even for a comic book movie, they had to do all sorts of contortions to get the heroes to fight each other, and none of it made any sense. The wicked mastermind turned out to be just a regular guy whose family the Avengers accidentally killed, and I was wondering why we're supposed to be rooting for the Avengers.

 

[aaronleland]

Really, if that is so I was filling the air with boredom and indifference chemicals. The plot was completely implausible, even for a comic book movie, they had to do all sorts of contortions to get the heroes to fight each other, and none of it made any sense. The wicked mastermind turned out to be just a regular guy whose family the Avengers accidentally killed, and I was wondering why we're supposed to be rooting for the Avengers.

Civil War was great. You suck.