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>The most likely issue is a part that broke, you really expect movie theaters to stock parts for everything and always having someone able to replace them? >I

• dwild 7y ago
  > That sucks that this happens frequently. Never said it happens frequently, I see in average 50 movies a year and I have been doing this for the past 6 years. It's just the good old Murphy's law. There's so much software engineer here, it's weird that it's not a concept that we are aware of. In my whole life I probably got 5 issues in a movie, they weren't able to fix it only once, and the manager told me there was a burnt smell in the projection room, so I guess it was the good old magic smoke that escaped.