Tell me about it....

B

Yeah. You either stay or you dont. Who cares.

Sometimes I stay in there and everyone else leaves and the usher-dude comes in to clean the place up and sees the mess surrounding my chair and I know he's thinking "God dam you little ****. How hard is it to carry the popcorn from the box to your mouth without dropping any?"
Well if the box wasn't so crap with a huge hole in the bottom he wouldn't have to clean up so much crap.

I don't usually stay for the entire credits. I prefer the ones that have the outtakes right near the start of the credits. But if my name was last on the credits I'd be making sure nobody moves till its been on.

Okay inspired dudes and ladies, I have to say I DISPISE this trend in moviemaking now.
"But Steve," you may ask, "Why is this?"
Well, I WORK at a movie theater, usually in the theater cleaning department, and we are NOT, I repeat NOT allowed to start cleaning the theater until EVERY SINGLE PERSON has left the theater, meaning even if there is one person, staying to watch some goofy scene at the end, we have to wait. This throws us off schedule and sometimes we can't get to all the theaters in time.. and it's just a mess... (literally)
I'm prolly sounding ranty by now, but when you have to listen to the credit sequence of "Legally Blonde 2" 10odd times in the same day.. oy.. it's tough keeping my sanity..

but on the other hand..
the Pirates scene WAS kinda neat.. the first time I saw it

--Steve--
"I want to go to NYU, just like Alan!"

"Don't be that guy who doesn't film stuff!"