I was thinking that, myself. The kid and I generally tend to only hit the Arclight chain of theatres here in SoCal, and they already have nice bells and whistles. You get a discount for ordering your tickets online (unlike other sites who charge you a "convenience fee") and you can pick your seats before the show, so there are no long lines where you end up finding out you're either sitting in the nosebleed seats or up close and personal with the 9 year olds.
I was thinking that, myself. The kid and I generally tend to only hit the Arclight chain of theatres here in SoCal, and they already have nice bells and whistles. You get a discount for ordering your tickets online (unlike other sites who charge you a "convenience fee") and you can pick your seats before the show, so there are no long lines where you end up finding out you're either sitting in the nosebleed seats or up close and personal with the 9 year olds.
Them having full bars and a real restaurant in them (well, most have the real restaurant, but all serve "real" food), make them our theatre of choice.
Yes, we call it "Soap Vision (TM)" around here. I've gotten used to it, though, and really do notice a difference when watching non-240 quality sets (120 looks like crap to me, now LOL)
Unfortunately, yes.........Have you been paying attention at all to the US's general population?
