Do you hate massage chairs in cinemas?

# Can the massage chair leave the cinema? # The topic was posted on Weibo Hot Search. Personally, it doesn't matter!

Recently, a Shanghai citizen posted on a social platform that when watching a movie at SFC Shanghai Film Studio (IMAX store in Greenland Colorful City), the massage chair cushion "just hit the cervical vertebra, which was extremely uncomfortable".

Unexpectedly, her dissatisfaction caused many viewers' comments: "I sat in the massage chair while watching Shen Feng, feeling dizzy and having a headache at home all night." "I also encountered such a massage chair cushion last time I watched a movie, and the back of my head was very uncomfortable."

According to the media survey, 90% netizens who participated in the survey thought that they would not choose massage chairs when watching movies. But at present, many cinemas have set up massage cushion in the "golden viewing space". As long as you feel someone sitting on it, you will start to experience it. The reason for the installation of massage cushion is that some cinema staff also admit that they have cooperation with businesses.

Some people hate massage chairs, some people hate them, and some people think that "I need massage chairs when I watch movies."

Spending money on movie tickets has constituted a consumption behavior. However, it is outrageous that the cinema did not fulfill its obligation to inform consumers when buying tickets, and did not clearly indicate the massage location when choosing seats, ignoring consumers' right to know.

According to Article 9 of the Consumer Protection Law, consumers have the right to choose their own goods or services. Consumers have the right to decide whether to buy any goods, accept or not accept any services. Compulsory Amway free massage chairs will inevitably lead to the question of "bundled consumption", and consumers should have the right to choose. Relevant departments should work together to maintain the viewing experience and effectively give consumers the right to "say no".