IMAX

[susanbones2003]

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> geebsy replies
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> If you live in a small town like I do (population 2400) and the 
> theatre doesn't get movies until 3 weeks after their opening; the 
> sound sucks; every kid in town knows you 'cause you are their high 
> school librarian; cell pnones ring; people yak; the concession 
sounds 
> overpower the sucky cinema sound;  you still count yourself lucky 
> cause you used to have to drive an hour to see ANY movie! 
> I was fortunate to be in a large centre to see GoF at an IMAX, but 
> that will be a rarity for me.  Despite it all there are lots of 
movies 
> I want to see on a BIG screen (Narnia is now playing until 
Wednesday) 
> and so I put up with the small town shenanigans 'cause if I don't 
the 
> Theatre will go out of business and gas has become too expensive 
to 
> contemplate driving an hour to see a movie.  
> 
> Roxane

Yikes! I guess I gotta thank Heaven for small favors. But it's kind 
of true, America is really huge and there are a great many really 
ancient theaters that are in the innumerable small towns. But the 
worst has to be seeing Harry at the $2.00 cinema. The screen is only 
slightly larger than your living room wall and the quality of the 
print never mind the sound is usually horrendous. What we suffer for 
our love of Harry....
Jen D
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