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The Love Pirate 
kewl, haven’t seen that flick in a while.
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It’s a great one, and I’d never seen it on the big screen before.
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most movies fit on home tvs, which are huge now, but yeah, ones where cinematography tells the story, need the bigger screen
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I feel like almost any movie is made better in the theater. Not necessarily because of the screen size, but because of a lack of distractions and having a shared emotional experience with strangers.
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Funny, that is partly why I stopped going, realizing how different my responses where to the general audience. not the ha ha kind, eh. Also, I stopped being in the market niche targets for most movies.
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I can completely understand that. To each their own.
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I did venture out this year to see the Amy documentary, about Amy Winehouse and it was weird to see no re-enactors, everything was filmed and ready for her “This is Elvis”. Sad really to see how callous the industry is really, actually preferring to re-packaged dead artists, now manageable….
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Yeah, the industry often seems to have no morals at all. It can be really disgusting.
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you might find this funny:http://dykewriter.wordpress.com/2015/05/21/are-you-sure-you-are-in-the-right-room/
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Haha, nice! Some people are so clueless, it’s ridiculous.
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it can be funny to become part of the showing, I’ve been to RHPS around 35 times over a half dozen venues.
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Nice!
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