lst movie @theatre

[shootingstar]

Yes, we saw movie at theatre tonight, the lst one in probably over 3 years. Yes, we're so retrograde.

And we went 'cause of tickets given a gift wth an expiry date in a few weeks. So went to see Quantum of Solace, newest James Bond movie. Plot was abit thin and to me, not well-developed.

We just find it expensive to go to movies at a theatre.
I also had forgotten how in-your-face even violence from an action movie can be. (and I realize Solace content would be tame stuff.) For reasons I can't explain, I was more intrigued by the special effects and stunt work.

[maillotpois]

That is a VERY in your face violent movie.

I am dying to see Milk.

[msincredible]

I can't remember the last time I saw a movie in a theater, it was also over 3 years ago I'm sure.

I see most of mine on the plane (I flew about 150K miles this year for work)...not usually too much in-your-face violence there.

[Zen]

I'm sure it's been at least eight years since I've been to a movie theatre but in January I'm going to the local theatre (formerly known as the Tivoli and the only theatre in town) to see a cartoon festival

[buddha_bellies]

I just saw "seven pounds" yesterday. It was a real tear jerker. I highly recommend this movie.

[OakLeaf]

I'm dying to see Doubt, and Milk is high on the list too.

One drawback of small town life is that you either have to drive a long way or take your chances on the "art house" movies coming to town.

Then if they do come to town and you've already driven somewhere else to see them, you feel like you have to see them again, just to support and encourage your local theater to keep getting limited release movies.