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You haven't watched a movie until you have watched a movie with a beer and a pretzel.Weir right?Tom Servo said:And you live in NYC, the alleged cultural center of America?Otis said:
(ps ... I'm not sure a Michelob light and pretzel dip while watching "Jurassic World" is really what a "cultural center" is all about -- it turns out we have Broadway and every museum that ever mattered -- but I'm still surprised the NYC area doesn't have this yet).
im as disappointed as anyone. i was looking forward to it
you are one of a select few that are disapointed though. Also disappointed <> festering pile of ####.im as disappointed as anyone. i was looking forward to it
true. but they're not mutually exclusive either.you are one of a select few that are disapointed though. Also disappointed <> festering pile of ####.im as disappointed as anyone. i was looking forward to it
But it shows you aren't impartial, for whatever reason. Unless you have an even more colorful insult to apply to the way way way way way worse prequel trilogy, something multiple tiers below "festering pile of ####".true. but they're not mutually exclusive either.you are one of a select few that are disapointed though. Also disappointed <> festering pile of ####.im as disappointed as anyone. i was looking forward to it
sorry if I upset you. I hated it.But it shows you aren't impartial, for whatever reason. Unless you have an even more colorful insult to apply to the way way way way way worse prequel trilogy, something multiple tiers below "festering pile of ####".true. but they're not mutually exclusive either.you are one of a select few that are disapointed though. Also disappointed <> festering pile of ####.im as disappointed as anyone. i was looking forward to it
Or you could just admit you went way overboard and it maybe just wasn't up your particular alley.
You didn't answer the question, though--If it was a "festering pile of ####", how would you describe the prequels? To me, there's no language that could describe a gap big enough between those two things if you are starting at "festering pile of ####" and trying to work downwards towards the prequels.sorry if I upset you. I hated it.But it shows you aren't impartial, for whatever reason. Unless you have an even more colorful insult to apply to the way way way way way worse prequel trilogy, something multiple tiers below "festering pile of ####".true. but they're not mutually exclusive either.you are one of a select few that are disapointed though. Also disappointed <> festering pile of ####.im as disappointed as anyone. i was looking forward to it
Or you could just admit you went way overboard and it maybe just wasn't up your particular alley.
i liked Revenge of the Sith better. And I didn't like Revenge of the Sith. Does that help?You didn't answer the question, though--If it was a "festering pile of ####", how would you describe the prequels? To me, there's no language that could describe a gap big enough between those two things if you are starting at "festering pile of ####" and trying to work downwards towards the prequels. Which to me says that you just have a flair for overstatement, regardless of how you felt about the movie its clearly disingenuous to describe it this way in a thread for people who haven't seen it yet and are looking for non-spoiler thoughts about it.sorry if I upset you. I hated it.But it shows you aren't impartial, for whatever reason. Unless you have an even more colorful insult to apply to the way way way way way worse prequel trilogy, something multiple tiers below "festering pile of ####". Or you could just admit you went way overboard and it maybe just wasn't up your particular alley.true. but they're not mutually exclusive either.you are one of a select few that are disapointed though. Also disappointed <> festering pile of ####.im as disappointed as anyone. i was looking forward to it
you are being fished, just cut bait.You didn't answer the question, though--If it was a "festering pile of ####", how would you describe the prequels? To me, there's no language that could describe a gap big enough between those two things if you are starting at "festering pile of ####" and trying to work downwards towards the prequels.sorry if I upset you. I hated it.But it shows you aren't impartial, for whatever reason. Unless you have an even more colorful insult to apply to the way way way way way worse prequel trilogy, something multiple tiers below "festering pile of ####".true. but they're not mutually exclusive either.you are one of a select few that are disapointed though. Also disappointed <> festering pile of ####.im as disappointed as anyone. i was looking forward to it
Or you could just admit you went way overboard and it maybe just wasn't up your particular alley.
Which to me says that you just have a flair for overstatement, regardless of how you felt about the movie its clearly disingenuous to describe it this way in a thread for people who haven't seen it yet and are looking for non-spoiler thoughts about it.
Just came from my second viewing, this time in 3D (by accident...women) A couple cool effects, but nothing so great that it's must see in 3D. Then again I'm on record as saying no movie is worth it in 3D, so take it FWIW. (prolly not much)Jobber said:
I'm gonna see it for the 2nd time in 3D (first time was not 3D). I figure since I know what's gonna happen I can focus less on that and enjoy the ride and effects of the 3D, as well as pay a little more attention to a few of the scenes that need a 2nd viewing to fully absorb them.
This sounds like a really dumb question...but this reserved seating thing is pretty new to me. I assume the entire theater is reserved seating and everyone shows up and flows in at steady pace.
Yea there's no rush. With reserved seating you can show up at 9:15 for a 9:00 show and skip previews. Your seats are yours, it's a beautiful thing.
