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Can we pick three?

For the Celebrity Dead Pool?

Last movie I saw was last summer. Small town theater in N. Michigan (The Garden in Frankfort) Tickets are $11.
With the conversion, your UK tickets are over $25 US….sheesh!

I guess I need to start thinking about who to pick. A lot of good choices out there that’s not on the radar yet.

Tickets in Slidell LA are $12.50 USD for Adult Evening.

Been a LONG time since we went.
They weren’t cheap, but we always went to the lounge chair, reserved seating, serve me beer and dinner movies.
Last thing I remember seeing was one of those Avenger movies before Captain America decided shim was a Transgender Aardvark and sher’s personal pronouns were Shim, Sher and Sheesh.

Now I just pay Prime for whatever. Based on the prices you quoted, it’s about half as much as you paid.

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FLOW
From the boundless imagination of filmmaker Gints Zilbalodis comes this thrilling animated spectacle, a wondrous journey through realms natural and mystical. A courageous cat teams up with a capybara, a lemur, a bird, and a dog in search of dry land after their home is devastated by a great flood. Together they must rely on trust, courage, and wits to survive the perils of a newly aquatic planet.
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I’m glad you enjoyed the show, I watched the trailer and it looked cool. I don’t remember the last time we went to the movies, it’s been at least 5 years.

Here in SW AZ, senior tickets are $6.00 to $8.25 depending on time. 3D is the higher amount.

I’ve read that Flow was done entirely with Blender. That’s pretty impressive animation for open-source free tools.

Yes, it was done with Blender. That’s what piqued my curiosity at first (though, to be fair, I’ll watch any old kind of animation).

So out to lunch The Weasel can’t even remember its own name 😉

Last movie seen in a motion picture parlour:
2012 Act of Valor.
Last ticket bought:
$25, Metropolitan Opera Fidelio.
(tele-vised to a local theater in a smallish town W of Mississippi River) a month or so ago.
This version sported a Wagnerian-sized Lise Davidsen as Fidelio/Leonore and Ying Fang as Marzelline.
The audience was sparse (<150) for Saturday morning. During the intermezzo, I involuntarily found myself buttonholed by the local doyenne of the upper shelf set, a lady of substantial means and undeniable influence. She asked “and how do you like the production”. I said “the sense of confusion so prevalent in my experience started early. I first saw Fidelio in 1972 in Vien, and lost track of the recurrence, but this time I thought that in my drunken stupor I have exited the elevator on the wrong level and stumbled into Mme Butterfly”.
Yes. Within 48hrs the wireless device was abuzz about how the old crone cannot find inner peace due to my astonishing insensitivity.

Last movie I saw in a cinema was Titanic!

You were robbed. Here in Bristol it’s £9.52 today. £5.60 if you are over 66.