@Oranges w/ Cheese: And Junior Mints for dessert!!!
Actually, when I did this last year, I did skip out on one film to get late lunch at a diner nearby.
]]>@Ben King: I had a fun time with it last year, though I did skip one film (atonement). It started early (9:30 am? not sure) and ended late (midnight) with just about 10 minutes between the movies. Free popcorn refills, no free drinks. But if you're interested in watching movies all day, it's a lot of fun. The theater staff had it well-organized, and the audience was serious (no talking on cellphones) but jovial. Wish I had time to do it again this year!
]]>Augh, the Timbuk2 deal's sold out. Although I wonder if the prices on items such as this include the 20% off...
]]>@BlackMage is doing the Time Warp agaaaaaaain!!!: You always have to be really careful in comparing model numbers at WalMart; what appears to be the "same" xx-inch TV can have a specific WalMart model number and then you have to dig deep into the specs to see what's been left out.
]]>Even still, It's a 720p Plasma. We can all let out the collective 'meh' on that :)
]]>I'd go for the deal but I've already seen 2 of the movies involved :-/
]]>The Best Picture Showcase takes place the day before the Oscar ceremony, and they show all five films back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back, although you can come and go as you please. I know this is at least the third year they've done this, and in the past they've also given you free refills on popcorn and drinks at the concession stand. The theatre I go to also does in-between-movie Oscar trivia for prizes like posters or t-shirts. I even won a Juno hamburger phone last year.
]]>"It's not all you want to eat, it's all you can eat! Bwahahaha!"
]]>I think I got the same model, or equivalent, for $398.xx at Walmart about a month ago. You can easily find equivalent TVs for $450 or lower, without a discount.
]]>The only one I'm really interested in seeing in the theater is Slumdog Millionare (which I probably will tonight).
I agree w/ TVarmy, The Vistor could easily be on that list; at least Richard Jenkins got a best actor nomination for it... it's major problem is that it came out early in the year, the Oscars always seems to nominate the films that come out during "Oscar Season."
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]]>- Liberal political agenda films
- Artsy-but-not-too-artsy films
- Romantic tragedies
Some of these movies happen to be good, but they certainly aren't the actual five best movies of the year.
]]>That was because it wasn't nominated. They instead nominated complete garbage.
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