Ryan George an employee at a film site ScreenRant was tweeting a series of threads and once we started reading we were hooked. How can a movie screenplay force people to raise eyebrows?

This man explained it in a series of tweets. Kids of Canada were given a surprise when they were taken to a screening of Detective Pikachu. The name itself is pleasant so we can expect all the goody-goody things happening. However before the movie began the authorities decided to play a trailer of Annabelle.

By this time the kids had started crying. And this was not all they decided to play trailer of Joker after that.

If you are thinking that their mischiefs were over by now you are probably wrong. They didn’t even play the movie all the kids were waiting for. They chose to play the new terrifying horror flick The Curse of La Llorona.

Why would someone want to put the kids go through such torture?

The kids were definitely not expecting this spinoff when they sat down to watch the fluffy pika-pika friend in Detective Pikachu.

This horrific incident for the kids turned out to be humorous content for Twitter users and some could relate to this incident.

One of them commented “I find this absolutely hilarious. I saw my first horror movie when I was 6. The original HALLOWEEN. I would let my kid stay and watch.”

Another user commented “I saw a kids movie in theaters a few years ago and the theater accidentally played the redband trailer for the first Deadpool. That got some comments.”

One person wrote “Reminds me of that time the theater I was in played a trailer for Seed of Chucky before Spiderman 2. I was 11. It was traumatizing.”

We are sure the kids would have had the worst experience of the theater on this day. However they will also laugh at it when they see a similar tweet on Twitter later in their life.

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