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I like it. There's nothing unsettling or dangerous about the objects, but there doesn't need to be. They're just plain weird.

If you want to add a sense of subtle horror about it (as many insist upon in SCP objects), consider having a note by a researcher on an anomalous effect that seems minor but the reader can realize is a trend or something else. Having the exit put you at your destination a second or two before or after your entrance time could work (normally, no real effect, but have two people exit within seconds of each other and suddenly you get two bodies in one space).

I like this one. Not particularly dangerous, but interesting. +1
EDIT: Also, you might want to fix up the title.

I want to install one at SCP-908.

I should point out that this is basically a less-interesting SCP-120.

Doesn't do a thing for me. It seems too… nice…

yes please. love it.

I think it might add a little to the article to have the table at the end say which door at the cinema each instance comes out of. Not a huge improvement, I know, but a neat detail that would increase the immersion a bit.

I like this for two reasons. First, I always love very short SCPs, the ones that get to the point and don't add too much fluff. Second, I like it because there aren't dragons or demons or a black hole on the other end. It lets out at a theater in fucking Michigan. It's realistically unrealistic. It does have some tone issues, specifically in the second Description paragraph, but I like it all in all.

Reminds me of the Ticket from the Lost Room miniseries. Still, this seems reasonable. Rather low-key, but I'm fine with that.

I hope people also got the joke with the organization that bought the cinema.

Can't say I much care for the writing, and we already have a door that connects to other doors somewhere… but I will say that I like "Scenic Cultural Places" as a new foundation front.