Flashdiaz said:Finn: disable the shields protecting the planet, the new super weapon and a crap top of first order personnel including us.Sex Panther said:bobinator said:
Yeah, and most of those things I'm like "Eh, it's fine. I get it, but it's fine." I watched TFA again the other day and I still like it, but the Phasma thing was just odd.
What's the Phasma thing?
Phasma; no
Finn: do it or i'll hit you
Phasma: ok, but you're not getting away with this.
Actually, she managed to survive the explosion by hiding in an old fridge she found in the waste bin.CJS4715 said:
They left out the part where Snoke told Hux to pick up the androgynous captain from the waste bin. Just wait for the special edition release.
And there is roughly 20 seats in each auditorium. While I like the comfy seats, I think the concept is a bad economic concept, which of course translates to a higher ticket price. And now the AMC at Katy Mills is doing the same thing.SpreadsheetAg said:
I got 7:25 PM tomorrow at Cinemark 12 in Cypress... with the family... in 2D
My next viewing I am up to go wherever the best screen is available... any Houston takers? Suggestions on best screen?
FYI, if you haven't been - the Cinemark 19 at I-10 and the Grand Parkway is a "Luxury" theater - the seats are all powered leather recliners with raise-able arm rests - they essentially let you lay down like you are on a love seat in your own home with your feet up. Also there is a mini-wall between each row so you do not see the heads of people in front of view. Perfect sight lines for movie viewing.
dave99ag said:
Brother-in-law has an extra ticket for this evening in Houston. As of now, can't find a baby sitter.
He's only 8 months old, so still working on it. I can probably give him a handful of puffs to tide him over.Duncan Idaho said:You didn't crate train the kids?dave99ag said:
Brother-in-law has an extra ticket for this evening in Houston. As of now, can't find a baby sitter.
There are probably 200 seats; and yes they cost around $12 per - and t hey do offer assigned seats so you can pick out your seats way in advance.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:And there is roughly 20 seats in each auditorium. While I like the comfy seats, I think the concept is a bad economic concept, which of course translates to a higher ticket price. And now the AMC at Katy Mills is doing the same thing.SpreadsheetAg said:
I got 7:25 PM tomorrow at Cinemark 12 in Cypress... with the family... in 2D
My next viewing I am up to go wherever the best screen is available... any Houston takers? Suggestions on best screen?
FYI, if you haven't been - the Cinemark 19 at I-10 and the Grand Parkway is a "Luxury" theater - the seats are all powered leather recliners with raise-able arm rests - they essentially let you lay down like you are on a love seat in your own home with your feet up. Also there is a mini-wall between each row so you do not see the heads of people in front of view. Perfect sight lines for movie viewing.
Thats what my Cinemark has done. Recliner seats with a divider between most rowsSpreadsheetAg said:There are probably 200 seats; and yes they cost around $12 per - and t hey do offer assigned seats so you can pick out your seats way in advance.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:And there is roughly 20 seats in each auditorium. While I like the comfy seats, I think the concept is a bad economic concept, which of course translates to a higher ticket price. And now the AMC at Katy Mills is doing the same thing.SpreadsheetAg said:
I got 7:25 PM tomorrow at Cinemark 12 in Cypress... with the family... in 2D
My next viewing I am up to go wherever the best screen is available... any Houston takers? Suggestions on best screen?
FYI, if you haven't been - the Cinemark 19 at I-10 and the Grand Parkway is a "Luxury" theater - the seats are all powered leather recliners with raise-able arm rests - they essentially let you lay down like you are on a love seat in your own home with your feet up. Also there is a mini-wall between each row so you do not see the heads of people in front of view. Perfect sight lines for movie viewing.
Older theaters need to do something to compete. Sure it's cutting down on capacity but what does capacity mean if people don't want to go to an old theater.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:And there is roughly 20 seats in each auditorium. While I like the comfy seats, I think the concept is a bad economic concept, which of course translates to a higher ticket price. And now the AMC at Katy Mills is doing the same thing.SpreadsheetAg said:
I got 7:25 PM tomorrow at Cinemark 12 in Cypress... with the family... in 2D
My next viewing I am up to go wherever the best screen is available... any Houston takers? Suggestions on best screen?
FYI, if you haven't been - the Cinemark 19 at I-10 and the Grand Parkway is a "Luxury" theater - the seats are all powered leather recliners with raise-able arm rests - they essentially let you lay down like you are on a love seat in your own home with your feet up. Also there is a mini-wall between each row so you do not see the heads of people in front of view. Perfect sight lines for movie viewing.
I'm sure that they'll give it canonical explanation since we know from the trailer that Bodhi give the call sign as Rogue One for their ship. Luke IIRC was explained to be the Squadron Leader in ESB, or it is assumed as such.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
I have tickets tomorrow with my family at 4:45. 2D showing for us.
I watched Empire this morning and noted the use of "Rogue" in the call-signs for the snowspeeder pilots. I checked out IMDB and did not see a "Rogue One" but there was a "Rogue Two" (Hobbie) and "Rogue Three" (Wedge). Wonder if that is connected somehow?
Luke was Rogue Leader at Echo Base according to Canon:jabberwalkie09 said:I'm sure that they'll give it canonical explanation since we know from the trailer that Bodhi give the call sign as Rogue One for their ship. Luke IIRC was explained to be the Squadron Leader in ESB, or it is assumed as such.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
I have tickets tomorrow with my family at 4:45. 2D showing for us.
I watched Empire this morning and noted the use of "Rogue" in the call-signs for the snowspeeder pilots. I checked out IMDB and did not see a "Rogue One" but there was a "Rogue Two" (Hobbie) and "Rogue Three" (Wedge). Wonder if that is connected somehow?
Though, I think that ESB is the only mention of squadron in film, but R1 was mentioned in TFA an I think we assume that means Rogue Leader. Wedge and Luke were both in Red Squadron in IV, Rogue Squadron in ESB, and Wedge is in charge of Red Squadron in ROTJ from what I remember.
