Interesting, I thought the press would get free tickets or something. Anyway, it's really nice that you watch movies every week. Most people are in this cycle of work - life - work, that it's incredibly hard to find interesting people who take the time out to catch a movie.
I work days, but I'm usually up nights as well as you can see :-) I was really hoping to catch a movie the last week, since I was in Madras - Madras has some really nice theaters, and lots of movies. I grabbed an old friend, and the two of us made it to the theatre for the last show at 10, only to find out that our reserved tickets had been umm... stolen by the counter clerk - he forwarded the clock on his PC by 25 minutes, so that our tickets were released by default. Anyway, after making a fuss, we were seated in one of the other screens for free - little consolation, we only agreed because my car was stuck in the middle of the parking lot.
The movie, "House of wax" turned out to be about as brain dead as possible. Well, what do you expect from a movie that includes Paris Hilton in its cast.
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Date: 2005-05-18 09:16 pm (UTC)I work days, but I'm usually up nights as well as you can see :-) I was really hoping to catch a movie the last week, since I was in Madras - Madras has some really nice theaters, and lots of movies. I grabbed an old friend, and the two of us made it to the theatre for the last show at 10, only to find out that our reserved tickets had been umm... stolen by the counter clerk - he forwarded the clock on his PC by 25 minutes, so that our tickets were released by default. Anyway, after making a fuss, we were seated in one of the other screens for free - little consolation, we only agreed because my car was stuck in the middle of the parking lot.
The movie, "House of wax" turned out to be about as brain dead as possible. Well, what do you expect from a movie that includes Paris Hilton in its cast.