Dwayne Johnson is telling audiences to sing within the movie show if they want. The A-list actor and producer is reprising his voice position of the demigod Maui in Disney’s animated musical sequel “Moana 2,” in theaters Nov. 27. The blockbuster opening of “Depraved” sparked a debate on whether or not or not moviegoers ought to be capable to sing out loud throughout a musical movie. Some theaters outright requested its patrons to “please chorus from singing” throughout “Depraved,” for example.

However Johnson feels in a different way, telling the BBC on the “Moana 2” pink carpet: “Sing! You’ve paid your hard-earned cash for a ticket, and also you’ve gone right into a musical, and also you’re into it. Sing.”

AMC Theatres spokesperson Ryan Noonan instructed Indianapolis Star throughout “Depraved’s” opening weekend that the theater chain requested moviegoers to not sing in the course of the musical film to forestall screening disturbances.

“AMC has a long-standing coverage that prohibits disruptive habits,” he instructed the publication. “The ‘Depraved’ preshow spot [which includes ‘no singing’] incorporates the themes of the movie as a enjoyable, participating reminder to moviegoers to not disrupt the expertise for these round them as they benefit from the present.”

Selection completely reported forward of “Depraved’s” opening day that Common Footage would begin screening a sing-along model of “Depraved” on Christmas. These are screenings the place viewers members are inspired to sing. Till then, singing is just not most well-liked as to not disrupt the expertise for different ticket consumers.

“Depraved” star Ariana Grande was requested in the course of the movie’s press tour about viewers members singing in the course of the movie, to which she stated: “We perceive it when you [sing]. We respect the sentiments… but when somebody throws popcorn at you, their telephone or one thing, possibly cease.”

“Depraved” is now enjoying in theaters nationwide.