Can I complain if I don't turn on the air conditioner when watching movies?

According to the relevant knowledge and regulations of the government industry, whether to turn on the air conditioner when watching movies belongs to the cinema's independent decision, which belongs to the right negotiation relationship between consumers and operators. Usually, consumers can't complain directly because the cinema doesn't turn on the air conditioner. Because the services provided by cinemas need to comply with relevant laws and regulations and meet the reasonable expectations of consumers. Whether the air conditioner is turned on or not is a way for cinemas to provide services, but there is no clear stipulation that the air conditioner must be turned on. Therefore, if consumers are not satisfied with the service of the cinema, they can communicate and negotiate with the cinema to solve the problem by resolving disputes and refunding tickets. Of course, in special weather or environment, if the service quality of cinemas seriously affects consumers' viewing experience or health and safety due to air conditioning problems, consumers can complain to relevant authorities and seek reasonable solutions. In short, under normal circumstances, not turning on the air conditioner cannot simply be used as a reason for complaining.