Drjohnrock

During a visit to New Orleans, Mrs. Drjohnrock and I attended a movie in the suburbs at a second run multiplex. It was a Friday and the start time was 5:00 PM. The film was a lightweight "comedy" called Nine Months, starring Hugh Grant and Julianne Moore. The only two attendees were Mrs. Drjohnrock and me. I don't know why more people weren't there. The 5:00 PM starting time when a lot of people would be just getting home from work or school and getting dinner? The fact that the movie was so lousy? Can't say for sure.

I'm interested in the responses of others. I started this same thread on a different message board. Some who responded said they were the only partron at the movie(s) in question.

Psy-Fi

Back in the early 90's, I was living in a town with a population of around 9 to 10 thousand people. The town had a movie theater which had two theaters inside so they could play two movies per showing. I went to see 'In the Line of Fire' on a weeknight at a 9pm showing at that theater when it was released in 1993 and I was the only person in attendance. I asked the usher if anyone else was in the other theater, watching the other movie and he said there was one other person over there, as well.

That's the only time I've seen a movie in a theater by myself. It was a strange but fun experience.

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jadis

In the Line of Fire is so fun. My dad really liked it. John Malkovich being evil, Clint being cool... what's not to like... Will rewatch it tonight

jadis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kP5v...=Coolmacatrain