The closest I have ever come to leaving the Cinema early was "The Devil Inside" - That really was the biggest pile of **** I have ever seen.
Sitting alone gazing at the screen of which movie is shown. That at which you gaze, gazes deeper back at the reflection that is left of the flicker of light. As I escape into the night To find that what's right into Darkness throes. my eyesight exposed become the darker side. As I return, A shadows gone home and the picture is known
Your style of writing & general understanding of written English leads me to believe you need a grown up with you. Are you in danger?
I took a girl to a late night showing of the exorcist, it was about twenty years old,but i'd never seen it. It was ****,we left after half an hour. Then we broke up. She was a really beautiful girl. **** happens....
A controversial film in its day James Joyce's Ullessyses was being shown at the Dorchester and me and the then girlfriend now wife queued for half an hour to get in only to walk out about 40 minutes into the film, it was utter crap.
I went with a mate to see 'Don't Look Now' (at the Dorchester, in the old days...). Just as Donald Sutherland reaches out to the 'little girl in red', on the canal bridge - I shouted out "No! It's a dwarf!" Everyone turned and looked at me and missed the bit where the dwarf turns round and stabs him...... My mate has dined out on that event, for years.
You would have been wise not to admitting paying to see any one of those, let alone all three. You're a culturally marked man now, no going back.
