A Movie Worth Five Stars...er, Tickets
On rare occasions, I make my mother go to the movie theater to watch a film on the big screen. This past weekend was one such occasion, although she wanted to see the movie anyway. After all, when I started praising King Kong after my first viewing—and second, and third, and fourth—she was intrigued. (Yes, having spent so much money on this movie, I now own part of Universal Pictures.)
Well, she liked the movie a lot. In her words, “It’s like Jurassic Park and Lord of the Rings and every other movie all put together—and then some!” I have to agree.
It was also fun sitting behind three older women who enjoyed the movie tremendously. Every time something made them jump, they’d nervously laugh after landing back in their seats. In fact, they were laughing through the entire movie (at the right parts, mind you). There’s something special about watching movies with complete strangers and seeing/hearing their reactions…like the one woman up front who screamed bloody murder when a Tyrannosaur attacked Kong from out of nowhere.
Just so you all know: King Kong is at the dollar theater. If you haven’t seen the movie yet, it is worth $1.50! This is one of those films that needs to be seen on the big screen. Heck, I could be convinced to go see it yet again....
Well, she liked the movie a lot. In her words, “It’s like Jurassic Park and Lord of the Rings and every other movie all put together—and then some!” I have to agree.
It was also fun sitting behind three older women who enjoyed the movie tremendously. Every time something made them jump, they’d nervously laugh after landing back in their seats. In fact, they were laughing through the entire movie (at the right parts, mind you). There’s something special about watching movies with complete strangers and seeing/hearing their reactions…like the one woman up front who screamed bloody murder when a Tyrannosaur attacked Kong from out of nowhere.
Just so you all know: King Kong is at the dollar theater. If you haven’t seen the movie yet, it is worth $1.50! This is one of those films that needs to be seen on the big screen. Heck, I could be convinced to go see it yet again....