My moviemate mentioned that the guy next to me was really into it, and the more I got into it, the more he got into it.

Which made me feel a little paranoid, but hey! Batman! I'm glad I saw it with her, since she's my action movie partner, but I need more! And if I had a spouse that intended to see it, I think not having seen it yet would be better than the gushus interruptus that would no doubt ensue.

....er, I don't mean I have a Zmayhem crush in a ménage à trois way. Though you're both lovely to look at. Just so we're clear I'm not being creepy.

Or, maybe I *am,* but at least not in the ménage à trois way.

My moviemate mentioned that the guy next to me was really into it, and the more I got into it, the more he got into it.

That's just sort of, yucky and porny.

That's just sort of, yucky and porny.

Stop that! It's perfectly valid mob mentalityaudience synergy.

Awww, Teppy, no need to reassure me about your menageity. I already had you pegged as strictly folie-à-deux creepy.

Gnyargh. I give up. Sort of. Hec, what are the times? Maybe I can meet you down there for a later show.

Sure think of it as synergy. Or think of it as the guy who gets off on just watching you get off.

I'd be startled if he explicitly knew I was there, and certainly if he was watching me.

Scientists prove that while you can travel back in time, you can't kill your own parents and prevent your own birth: [link]

ETA: And suddenly, a whole bunch of Star Trek plots suck a whole lot more.

Clearly, the present never is changed by mischievous time-travellers: people don't suddenly fade into the ether because a rerun of events has prevented their births - that much is obvious.

How is it obvious?

I don't want to go alone

I'm having the same damned problem. DH has offered to keep the boy TWICE and told me to go see it. I haven't taken him up on it.