Out and about

[orangerful]

We're at the theater, waiting for Princess andthe Frog to start. It's always so different seeing a kids movie in the theater. I'm curious to see how it goes. When we sawn Up , there were a lot of little little kids who just did not get it at all. I heard from one onlinefriend that tuis movie is a little dark for the real young ones. So far it looks like we have all elemntary school aged kids in here, but I did hear one person get tickets for a 3 year old.

I remember when I took Vincent to see Tarzan and he brought his friend from school. I think they were 8 or 9 years old. We'd never been out with this friend before and we found out pretty quickly that he was a movie talker, something that my family is not- we take ou viewing experience very seriously. I can still see the look of 'wtf' on Vincent's face. Ah the memories.

Holy crap, AD just came back with a LARGE popcorn. It was cheaper to get the combo than a large soda and a med popcorn. We will try to not hurt ourselves.

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Comments

[marshmallow.livejournal.com]

Oooh! How was it? Or did I miss the review somewhere along the line? And how did the kids in the crowd behave throughout? It's always kind of interesting for me to see kids movies in the theater too.. I remember when I went to Coraline, it was packed, mostly with kids, and I was just bracing myself for it to be terrible, but all of the kids were great, and it kind of made it even more fun to see, because they loved it so much, their excitement was kind of infectious. :)

And I had a similar experience with a group movie viewing once, except the person I discovered was a movie talker was an adult.. :/

[orangerful.livejournal.com]

oh frak, I never typed up my thoughts on the movie! Thanks for the reminder!