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Here's a tip: The next time someone drags you to a movie you don't want to see, live-tweet it.。

Gerry McBride, a dad and comedian from Dublin, Ireland, chose the live-tweet coping method when he took his 3-year-old son to see 。 Finding Dory。, and it was pretty hilarious. 。

Even though McBride posted the tweets after he got home from the movie, all of us reading on Twitter felt like we were in the theater with him.。

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The idea to chronicle his time at the movie came easily to McBride. "I'm a comedy writer by trade so I just write stuff like this all the time," McBride told。 Mashable
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come out like four months ago?" you're not wrong. McBride was taking advantage of a discount. 。

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He really let himself experience the emotional turmoil that the characters faced. 。

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He was especially interested in Idris Elba's character, although according to McBride, it's "Hidris Helba." 。

"That's how he pronounces it himself," McBride explained.。

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He even touched on social justice: 。

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As the movie neared the end, his kid started acting up.
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McBride decided to forfeit the rest of the film.。

Tweet may have been deleted。 Tweet may have been deleted 。"[There's been a] great reaction from parents who seem to have shared the pain of bringing kids to the cinema!" McBride told。

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"I think kids these days have such a good grasp of YouTube and watching stuff online that the notion of watching something that's two hours long is baffling to them."。

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