i normally try and sit in the back couple of rows near the end of the aisle, ideally in a section that isn’t part of the main row to reduce the need to move for other people coming in/going for a pish midway through the film
Always book the row directly behind the posh leather seats and the two seats closest to the aisle on that row (on the central edge if in the big screens (4,5,9,10)
During one of the films I saw this week there were two (2) separate, non-whispered threats to a person behind another person for kicking the seat. One of the people said “That’s the sixth time you’ve kicked my seat, if there’s a seventh you and me will be talking” and I found that funny because he was already talking
I dashed out to find a staff member and warned them of escalating violence (I didn’t really, however I did have to duck out and tell a staff member that the lights were still on during a second film that day (Screen 4 seats M18 and 19))