What was the last movie you've seen?

[PretentiousHipster]

Yeah. I imagine going to a local theater and seeing something other than the latest Hollywood special effects showpiece du jour would be easier in NYC than in most places.

If I lived in NYC I'd definitely try to go to the movies at least once a month. Unless I get a job at a theater.

Even my boring government city has showings like this quite frequently. There are many places outside of NYC that does it.

[marurun]

Cleveland has an independent theater and several chain theaters that sometimes show independent films and theater events. Damn straight NYC isn't the only place with independent movies.

[Note]

Also, some independent theaters have digital screenings and streaming subscriptions available. So that's another way to watch, no matter where you are!

[REPO Man]

In the meantime I just ordered a 100 inch projector screen, so if I can't see foreign, cult and unusual films in a theater I can at least watch them on a big screen in my yard.

Or someone else's yard if I can get everyone to stop scattering long enough to commit to a movie night.

[Limewater]

If I was in NYC, I would eat at the world's largest Olive Garden.

[REPO Man]

If I was in NYC, I would eat at the world's largest Olive Garden.

All the excellent restaurants serving authentic Italian cuisine and you'd eat like a basic bitch?

If I lived in NYC and my family came to visit, I'd cut out my tongue before I suggested a chain restaurant.

And I bet all the NYC Racketeers would agree with me.

We call ourselves Racketeers, right?

[prfsnl_gmr]

I’d eat at Duck Donuts in New Rochelle. Maybe you could request a transfer, @REPO?

[REPO Man]

I haven't been on their payroll in over a year and a half. Just as well, since I make more money, especially since I don't get laid off in the fall.

[REPO Man]

Watched Disney's Hercules yesterday while I was building my new media shelf for my Blu-rays.

I haven't seen it in ages and forgot how hard the music slaps, but that's Alan Menkin for you.

Also as someone who feels out of place who dreams of finding a place where they belong, much of the title character's journey resonates with me.

[catnip]

SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO.

DOLPH LUNDGREN. BRANDON LEE.

I LOVE IT SO MUCH. PLEASE WATCH.