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Jul. 4th, 2008 08:41 amI wish Wikipedian protesters were really out there during politicians' speeches.
Jul. 4th, 2008
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Jul. 4th, 2008 08:51 amWe saw WALL-E last night. The film was decent, and I really liked the opening short.
What made the experience better, though - we splurged a bit and saw it at the Kabuki Theatre here in SF. We reserved two dead center front row balcony seats ahead of time. Due to a miscommunication, we didn't get there early enough to lounge in the balcony bar before the film; but we did get a decent sandwich to munch on during the movie.
Totally worth an occasional premium to not deal with finding seats, screaming kids, etc.
What made the experience better, though - we splurged a bit and saw it at the Kabuki Theatre here in SF. We reserved two dead center front row balcony seats ahead of time. Due to a miscommunication, we didn't get there early enough to lounge in the balcony bar before the film; but we did get a decent sandwich to munch on during the movie.
Totally worth an occasional premium to not deal with finding seats, screaming kids, etc.
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Jul. 4th, 2008 02:43 pmI forgot to mention a slight grump regarding the WALL-E credits. I really liked the evolution in artistic style from Lascaux to Egyptian to Roman. But then why jump to pseudo-18th c. watercolor?
Hello, Bayeux Tapestry followed by da Vinci or other Renaissance?
Yes, I am an over-educated art geek. But come on: those two are in pop culture as well.
Hello, Bayeux Tapestry followed by da Vinci or other Renaissance?
Yes, I am an over-educated art geek. But come on: those two are in pop culture as well.
