well i dont do the standing in line thing either...and i wont pay a fortune to see something live that i can watch on tv etc.....but that may just show how cheap i am....now i am thinking ..what have i stood in line for....all excited ......
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At the local theatre, they allowed all tickets holders to be seated in the theatres (10 screens here).
I have to admit after two hours the place started to smell a bit funky.
But it was fun, and a good movie.
At the local theatre, they allowed all tickets holders to be seated in the theatres (10 screens here).
I have to admit after two hours the place started to smell a bit funky.
But it was fun, and a good movie.
why in the world an adult is going to these films is beyond me....i would have expected mod to outgrow this stuff by now
At the local theatre, they allowed all tickets holders to be seated in the theatres (10 screens here).
I have to admit after two hours the place started to smell a bit funky.
But it was fun, and a good movie.
why in the world an adult is going to these films is beyond me....i would have expected mod to outgrow this stuff by now
I'm young at heart, a parent who takes interest in his daughter's activities/hobbies, and not one to drop off a 15 year old at a midnight movie.
Sincerely,
Dude
They didn't dress up like characters did they like some kids I am watching on the local news?
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Well, she was there with about a million other people, at a movie theater, with friends, and I picked her up, she loved the movie, and went straight to bed when she got home.hmmm a 16 yr old allowed to stay out till 2 am....not on my watch sweetie...no event is that special
I guess I'm just a "helicopter dad".why in the world an adult is going to these films is beyond me....i would have expected mod to outgrow this stuff by now
I'm young at heart, a parent who takes interest in his daughter's activities/hobbies, and not one to drop off a 15 year old at a midnight movie.
Sincerely,
Dude
A 15 year old is plenty old enough to do that.
o skull they have harry potter parties and such....i am trying to think of a trend from the old days....that we all took part in ...you know dinosaur tipping and all
I can honestly say that I never waited in line for hours to see a stupid movie or buy a stupid cabbage patch doll or whatever other stupid thing people stand in line for hours to buy or watch.
I don't get it in the least.
Of the Harry Potter movie.
She's with a bunch of friends, they have their tickets but wanted to get in line early.
The news crew is there, maybe she'll be on TV tonight!
She is 16,,it's her first 'Midnight Showing' and the movie theater is 2 minutes away.
She's been excited about this all week, yet I still feel...I don't know...she's growing up....sometimes it's a blessing....sometimes it's bitter-sweet.........
my daughter is going to see it in harvard square tomorrow night.
my daughter is going to see it in harvard square tomorrow night.
Where they park the car?
that's the yahd which is in the squaya, silly.
I never understood why anyone would stand in line for hours on end just to see a movie or buy a video game etc.
The movie will be playing for weeks and the video game will show up on the used game shelf in a few days.
o skull they have harry potter parties and such....i am trying to think of a trend from the old days....that we all took part in ...you know dinosaur tipping and all
I can honestly say that I never waited in line for hours to see a stupid movie or buy a stupid cabbage patch doll or whatever other stupid thing people stand in line for hours to buy or watch.
I don't get it in the least.
Yeah, that's because you're an adult. Kids, meh, they have all the time in the world. (In their eyes)
I prefer to watch movies in the comfort of my own home,,,,it's a rare day when I go to the movies-if we do go it's to a matinee in the middle of the work week where there's hardly anyone there.
I never understood why anyone would stand in line for hours on end just to see a movie or buy a video game etc.
The movie will be playing for weeks and the video game will show up on the used game shelf in a few days.
I'll admit it right now!
I will ( If I have to ) stand in line for hours to get tickets to Peter Jackson's The Hobbit, when it hits theaters!
o skull they have harry potter parties and such....i am trying to think of a trend from the old days....that we all took part in ...you know dinosaur tipping and all
I can honestly say that I never waited in line for hours to see a stupid movie or buy a stupid cabbage patch doll or whatever other stupid thing people stand in line for hours to buy or watch.
I don't get it in the least.
Yeah, that's because you're an adult. Kids, meh, they have all the time in the world. (In their eyes)
I prefer to watch movies in the comfort of my own home,,,,it's a rare day when I go to the movies-if we do go it's to a matinee in the middle of the work week where there's hardly anyone there.