Directors Hall
When we went to see Hitchhiker the other night we showed up for the 6:30 show to be told to see it the tickets were $12.50 because they were in the director halls witch includes large leather chairs and soon a computer screen to order food and drinks. I'm assuming this end when the movie starts.
So anyone heard or been to one? We waited 15 mintes to see the movie for $8.50.
So anyone heard or been to one? We waited 15 mintes to see the movie for $8.50.
In marriage there is always one person right. And the other one is the husband.
I've never been to one, but I've seen them on TV before. I don't remember leather seats, but they had screens where you could order food and beverages, or call a waiter.
I think you'd be a lot less likely to get disturbed by kids in that theatre. Though, waiting bringing stuff to your neighbor might be distracting. (No, it didn't end when the movie started. They'd bring drinks during the film)
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I think you'd be a lot less likely to get disturbed by kids in that theatre. Though, waiting bringing stuff to your neighbor might be distracting. (No, it didn't end when the movie started. They'd bring drinks during the film)
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Yeah, but could I get someone to pee for me? That was a long movie and my bladder would bust if I was drinking.Paul wrote:It depended on the film. I'd pay extra to see something like Return of the King in better seats, with people bringing me refreshments when I order them.
Wadda mean? Other people can read this?!
Back in 91, I was in Biloxi and saw Dances with Wolves at The Silver Screen. Instead of stadium chairs we sat in leather chairs at circular tables. Beer and pizza was available, but we had to walk to a window in the back of the theater to get it.
While it was a cool idea, between the distractions of beer and my girlfriend at the time (she looked exactly like Jeanne Tripplehorn, which I only mention because of fond memories), I didn't watch much of the movie.
While it was a cool idea, between the distractions of beer and my girlfriend at the time (she looked exactly like Jeanne Tripplehorn, which I only mention because of fond memories), I didn't watch much of the movie.
“Every record been destroyed or falsified, books rewritten, pictures repainted, statues, street building renamed, every date altered. The process is continuing day by day. History stops. Nothing exists except endless present in which the Party is right.”
Great so instead of kids or phones I have to put up with a waiter and the drunk next to me. It advertised have a martini in the DH.Paul wrote: (No, it didn't end when the movie started. They'd bring drinks during the film)
In marriage there is always one person right. And the other one is the husband.