Theatre Bodycount
POSTED BY: Cybersnark
UPDATED: Thursday, October 20, 2005 22:11
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Because of Katrina no theaters in New Orleans or surrounding areas are open. We had to go to Baton Rouge to see it. It was well worth the two hour trip.
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Went to the 5:00P showing today. The bad news is we've been moved to a smaller theater, however, the good, no great news is that theater was almost full (I'd say it sayt 150-200 people)
Lady Shelley
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Well, the Carmike in Salem, VA (about 30 minutes away from me) dropped Serenity this week. BUT, the Valley View Grande here in Roanoke, VA (the theater frequented by us Firefly-crazy college students)is still running 4 shows a day (which is what they were doing when it opened) and every time I've been the theater's been either fuller, or similar to what I'd seen before. Soooo, good news/bad news I guess!
-Ballad
They weren't cows inside. They were waiting to be, but they forgot. Now they see the sky, and they remember what they are.
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Fewer screens, but still playing "everywhere" in the Phoenix AZ area.
Matinee at Desert Ridge was at a small screen. Small crowd of about 30, but about half were first-timers as far as I could tell.
Huh. Good news, bad news.
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