Sounds like you are one of those H8ters i hear so much about
Nicely played

I have a daughter who lives in Pasadena. Was planning to go to the ArcLight next visit, but from what i read here, it would be a waste of time and money

This same thing happened in the 50s-60s. What had worked didn't anymore and the studios fought TV with a vengeance, instead of getting with the program.

But, being typical liberal democrats, they know what is best for us and will make us accept it.

Looks like Dirty Harry is the head usher, "go ahead, make my day"
Thanks for the videos

It seems like Hollywood is a private club. Film-makers do things to show off to their peers with little regard for input from anyone outside their circle.

Nice picture, too, of Alec Baldwin. That guy was great in Red October and Beetlejuice, but now, he's just the buffoon that called his daughter a pig. Screw him

Would have commented sooner but I was watching my UP! dvd.
Haven't had cable since I moved in 2005. Who needs it

I have the Netflix three DVD plan and streaming. My account was just charged $25.90.
This seems like a bargain to me. I fail to comprehend the indignation and gnashing of teeth from the increase.
and by the by, there is nothing in the theaters worth paying extra to see, anyway.

The studios got their noses out of joint in the 50's in competition with TV. I see they continue to nurture their arrogance

Sorry, not interested.
I won't be wasting nine minutes to watch this moron embarrass himself

Movies are successful because of repeat viewings and word of mouth. If a film is meh, you get neither repeat viewings or recommendations.

I saw both American Carol and Atlas Shrugged but they were not good enough that I want to endorse them then face a disappointed friend who questions my judgment. Sorry

Maybe this nitwit could debate Mr. Cain. I'm guessing that in a battle of wits, this Hugely guy is unarmed