A few short hours ago, I was at the Golden Screen Cinemas in my cowtown. I wanted to watch Flushed Away but was told that they will only screen it with a minimum of five people watching.
As luck would have it, there I was, the only one who wanted to watch it, with another fifteen minutes to go till its supposed screening time.
And since I was already there, I thought I might as well watch SOMETHING, and so I did. Bah!
Why liddat? Does anyone know of this ruling of the cinema not screening a movie if there were less than five patrons?
I don't like to watch a movie during peak times and never on a weekend. I should have gone on Wednesday, which is Ladies' Night. MAYBE there would have been more patrons for Flushed Away, it is was still screening, that is.
I remember a long time ago, I went for Spiderman 2, and the cinema was packed. The lady in front of me sneezed non-stop throughout the 1.5 hours. Unfortunately, there was not a single empty seat. So I was stuck there like, FOREVER.
I came home and straightaway fell ill. I go to the cinema for a good time and not to pick up a virus. BAH!!
As luck would have it, there I was, the only one who wanted to watch it, with another fifteen minutes to go till its supposed screening time.
And since I was already there, I thought I might as well watch SOMETHING, and so I did. Bah!
Why liddat? Does anyone know of this ruling of the cinema not screening a movie if there were less than five patrons?
I don't like to watch a movie during peak times and never on a weekend. I should have gone on Wednesday, which is Ladies' Night. MAYBE there would have been more patrons for Flushed Away, it is was still screening, that is.
I remember a long time ago, I went for Spiderman 2, and the cinema was packed. The lady in front of me sneezed non-stop throughout the 1.5 hours. Unfortunately, there was not a single empty seat. So I was stuck there like, FOREVER.
I came home and straightaway fell ill. I go to the cinema for a good time and not to pick up a virus. BAH!!
