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It's hard to guess what it refers to at first.
I'm pretty certain it doesn't refer back to 'value judgments' or those who make those judgments.
The person sitting alone at the movies, and others who do the same thing, would make sense, if a plural wasn't used in the sentence in question.
I think it's supposed to be the person (alguien) you judged.
In English, we can say "them" to refer to a single person, when speaking impersonally. This can also be done in Spanish. Perhaps this is the case in the sentence in question, an impersonal reference to the person sitting alone at the movies.
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