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well, i usually just go to the theater, watch the movie, and then leave.
so, no stories there. unless you count the times where i've gone to the
theater with my friend lunar and we giggle the whole time at the people
around us who have absolutely ridiculous laughs or laugh at the oddest
parts in the movie.

the last movie i saw in theaters was the avengers, i believe.
it was quite good.

i much look forward to seeing the dark knight rises, brave,
the amazing spiderman, and the perks of being a wallflower, which
is my favorite book and comes out in september. though i'm a little weary
to see how it will turn out in movie format.

not really. i sort of hate it when people talk/interrupt a movie that i'm watching
intently, so i get pretty pissy when there's stuff happening around me.
not only that, but every movie i've gone to, i've gone to with my parents,
leaving a small margin for teenage-fun to occur within the parameters
of acceptable behavior regarding presence of parents.

SO yeah. but i saw harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2 last summer
and it was so good that i cried cat_4laugh i can't believe it's almost been a year~~~

I guess this is something "Interesting" that happened in a movie theater.

So you may think I'm silly, ehehe, but I'm... The type of person who will sob--quietly, but you still sort of notice-- through scenes that I find sad/that I can relate to/or that I fear personally.

So I was watching The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader, and we were sort of at the end. You know how in the second movie, Susan and Peter both couldn't come back to Narnia? And the third one... Lucy and Edmund couldn't return as well? Yeah-- Well I was by myself (nobody wanted to come with me... crying ) And surprisingly, the theater was quite empty.

Well--yes, it was finishing up, and Lucy and Edmund figured out that they couldn't return to Narnia, I began sobbing. Yes, completely sobbing. Yes, C.S. Lewis is talking about growing up and such, but I found it heartbreaking... That the four of them couldn't return to the placed. that they loved and cherished.

So suddenly, somebody plopped beside me, and another sat on the other side, and it was these two guys around my age (they're actually a like 2-3 years older). They were both also crying-- Like not as bad as me, but still-- Really just crying as well. So one pushed up the arm rest and hugged me, and the other did the same. We just sat there and cried until the end. And when we left the theater, we just began talking.

That night, I made the two best friends of my life. smile They're currently still a couple, and we still go to movies and sob through scenes we all find upsetting.

Yep... My "Interesting" story from the movie theater. And this is just one... Of many.

that's gross and mean.but funny. emotion_eyebrow

Aww thanks-- Yeah. It was one of the best moments of my life, as sad it may have been. Those boys have kept me out of trouble far more times than I can count. I love 'em sooooooo much.

And yeah-- I don't do much exuberant sobbing-- But it's saved for the characters that I have connected deeper than the rest.

Me and my sister went to see Abe Lincon: Vampire Hunter and had a great time laughing at all the ads until the one for The Dark Knight Rises came on and we just sat there in awe.

The last time I went to watch a movie was with my parents and there were people behind me that wouldn't shut up. Their demon spawn children kept kicking the back of my seat and it was an altogether sucky experience. Then the people jumped right into the next movie without paying. My step dad was like 'not happening' and told the manager. We got free movie tickets for an IMAX 3D movie, any movie, but we haven't used them yet... If we still can...