It’s no secret that Marvel fans can be fanatical at times. However, the achievement of Ramiro Alanis, a personal trainer from Florida in the United States, is of a completely different order. The American made at least 292 cinema visits Spider-Man: There is no room for home to watch. With this Alanis also immediately sets a world record.
Ramiro Alanis started his achievement on December 16, 2021, the day it happened Spider-Man: There is no room for home It was first shown in the United States. According to the Guinness Book of Records, he adhered to a very strict schedule for the first few weeks. Then, day in and day out, he went to five screenings of the film, which were two hours and 28 minutes long.
No toilet, no smartphone, no nap
In order for a visit to the cinema to be officially counted as a world record, Alanis was not allowed to go to the toilet, check his smartphone, sleep or do any other distracting activity during any performance. The cinema employee was present at all times to see her.
After a few weeks, his tempo became so less stringent that his 292 officially recognized movie visits to the movie itself took him three months. This means that Alanis is still averaging 3.24 performance per day, for a period of 90 days.
The ambitious American had in advance to break the world record in the Guinness Book of Records. In 2019, it was briefly in his possession when he went to Avengers: Endgame He went to see the cinema. But in the summer of 2021, Frenchman Arnaud Klein became the world record holder by going to the French film 204 times in two months. Camelot: Chapter One to go to the cinema.
$3,400 in movie tickets
Ramiro Alanis did not stop there for long, because with the next Marvel movie shown in cinemas, he immediately shot another shot at the world record. In this goal, he succeeded with 292 visits to the cinema. He is estimated to have spent about $3,400 (3,150 euros) on movie tickets. In addition, in addition to a new entry in the Guinness Book of Records, he mainly suffers from headaches and learns dialogues from his brilliant performance.
