I think both major chains have the monthly pass. And, my favorite for short visits when I want to pack in a lot of movies for not so much money, the card where you prepay for 5 tickets. You can use it once with 4 friends, or use it for 5 shows on your own. It works out to where you are paying a little over 1/2 price.
Truly, Paris is a movie buff (and buffista) wonderland.
I find it hard to go dark to light, because dark takes a lot over me and I cannot enjoy the light myself, but YBMV.
Yeah, I think after Dark Knight you won't get a lot out of Burn After Reading. I'd go with that one first if you can. Wall-E (which I haven't seen) might be enough to hold its own, though.
I find it hard to go dark to light, because dark takes a lot over me and I cannot enjoy the light myself, but YBMV.
Sitting next to Sophia. However...
The evening of watching Taxi Driver followed by Breakfast at Tiffanys on a date has haunted me for years.
made me laugh out loud.
I'm sorry.
I think the way
Wall-e
starts out and builds has the power to follow
Dark Knight
but the short subject
Presto
in between will be awkward.
the short subject Presto in between will be awkward.
It may also cause you to nose your soda if you're drinking one, so forewarned.
The evening of watching Taxi Driver followed by Breakfast at Tiffanys on a date has haunted me for years.
made me laugh out loud.
It was sort of "Let me put you through emotional rauma, then lighten the mood. Now let's make out."
Criterion has a new website, now with the ability to watch streaming film (mostly for a fee.)
[link]
I wish they were on demand as opposed to streaming. My tsetse fly-like attention span means that I often watch things in more than one sitting.
I seem to have somehow started a rumour there's going to be a Buffy movie.
Uhm, well done me.
OMG!!!! BUFFY MOVIE! BUfFy N AnGle 4EvAH!!! OMG!!!@!
Er. Hee. Anyway, a friend mentioned that he heard they are actually making a movie of "Machete" (faux-trailer in the "Grindhouse" flick.)
Anyone know if this is true? Because that trailer made me laugh and laugh and laugh, and I would totally go see "Machete."
Robert Rodriguez says he wants to, but right now it looks like he's busy making Sin City sequels.