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calliopes_pen) wrote2006-06-30 04:23 pm
calliopes_pen) wrote2006-06-30 04:23 pm
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Superman Returns--No Spoilers Here
I just got back from seeing Superman Returns.
Here is what Dad and I went through to actually get to see the movie. We got there right as the theater opened at 11:30, and sat down.
After 30 minutes of previews, it was supposed to start at noon. Instead, they had technical difficulties, and didn't get the projector fixed until 12:30.
The other problem was that the first 10 minutes of the movie were fuzzy, squashed a bit, and odd looking. Suddenly, you could see someone's hand reach down, and straighten it. So I guess they noticed the problem, too.
I finally got out at 3 PM, and I am tired. It was a wonderful movie, and worth all the trouble--I'll post again later and include spoilers.
Here is what Dad and I went through to actually get to see the movie. We got there right as the theater opened at 11:30, and sat down.
After 30 minutes of previews, it was supposed to start at noon. Instead, they had technical difficulties, and didn't get the projector fixed until 12:30.
The other problem was that the first 10 minutes of the movie were fuzzy, squashed a bit, and odd looking. Suddenly, you could see someone's hand reach down, and straighten it. So I guess they noticed the problem, too.
I finally got out at 3 PM, and I am tired. It was a wonderful movie, and worth all the trouble--I'll post again later and include spoilers.
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This is why I try to take a book or at least a "Crossword" scratchie to pass the time.
And maybe *all* the films are meant to start fuzzy like that, and it's meant to be Supes' hand fixing it :lol: *sticks fingers in ears since not seeing for another week*