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Originally Posted by Trantor
I don't really want to spend a lot of money going to see a B grade movie. Those kinds of movies are for later viewing on dvd. Prices for everything at the movie theaters are getting way out of hand lately. The last movie that my son had to see was "The day after tomorrow". My wife and my two daughters hated it. I thought that the special effects were good, but the rest of the movie was pretty bad. My son was the only one who liked it. I suspect that going to see 10,000 BC would be a similar experience for us, so I will wait until this movie is available for rental. Judging by it's bad reviews, it won't be long before this movie is on dvd.
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You got me on the money issue. There's no doubt about that. It sucks.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Trantor
The last movie that my son had to see was "The day after tomorrow". My wife and my two daughters hated it. I thought that the special effects were good, but the rest of the movie was pretty bad. My son was the only one who liked it.
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Well, that was my point. I can imagine he was fairly grateful. Was every movie
you were taken to as a child a completely satisfying experience for your escorts?
With that many voices, a consensus is probably pretty rare. What about this...take your son to a matinee and let your wife and daughters stay home and watch DIRTY DANCING or FATHER OF THE BRIDE or rent some Hugh Grant 'comedy'. Consider it bonding. He'll look back fondly on
your 'sacrifices' later when he's wiping the pureed peas from your chin in the nursing home.
