Three women were arrested at Glasgow's Grosvenor Cinema after a screening of Fifty Shades of Grey ended in chaos. Witnesses claim that a man was attacked after asking three "worse for the wear" women to quieten down during the Valentine's Day viewing of the new movie.

Fifty Shades of GreyDakota Johnson plays Anastasia Steele in Fifty Shades of Grey

Police were called to the venue where they arrested three women. Visitors claimed that the man had been glassed and that staff were forced to wipe blood from the seats before the next screening of Sam Taylor-Johnson's film, starring Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson.

More: Ok, let's do this: The Fifty Shades of Grey reviews 

Michael Bolton, 33, from Glasgow, who had gone to the see the movie with his wife, told the Telegraph, "Besides being the worst film I have ever seen, three women were getting arrested and put in a police van when we arrived.

"A woman came out the theatre and said that a guy had been glassed.

"One woman was in handcuffs and another two women were in tears. She said that three or four girls had been very loud and were shouting.

"The man had asked them to shut up and he was glassed. It's a cinema where you can buy drink."

Jamie DornanJamie Dornan plays Mr Christian Grey

"Only in Glasgow are police called to the cinema. This type of behaviour happens at pubs and nightclubs, but you don't expect that at a cinema.

"The guys at the cinema were tidying up the blood before going in. They were wiping down seats before the start of the 8.20pm film."

A spokesperson for the Grosvenor cinema confirmed the incident though played down suggestions that anyone was glassed: "I can confirm that an incident occurred on Saturday 14 February following an early evening showing of 50 Shades Of Grey.

"Despite press reports, nobody was glassed and a wine bottle was not used as a weapon. Those involved did not require hospital attention."

More: Charlie Hunnam on avoiding "f*cking disaster" Fifty Shades of Grey

Fifty Shades of Grey took a massive $81.7 million over the three day weekend in the U.S. In the UK, it took a comparatively huge £4.6 million on the Friday night alone.