Netizens weigh in after TGV apologises for restarting ‘The Batman’, apparently due to ‘late VIPs’


Cinema operator TGV Cinemas issued a statement on Sunday (March 6) apologising after cinemagoers complained about an incident. Photo: TGV/Facebook

Cinema operator TGV Cinemas issued a statement on Sunday (March 6) apologising after cinemagoers complained about an incident during the screening of The Batman on Saturday.

According to reports, the three-hour film had already been playing for 45 minutes at TGV Vivacity Megamall in Kuching, Sarawak, when it was restarted and this was due to “some VIPs arriving late".

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