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Does anyone know if Mirrormask is still in theatres anywhere?
Does anyone know if it'll still be there when I get home next month?
Does anyone know any good movies that will be worth seeing while I'm home?

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This is one of those "Good News-Bad News" things...

Good News: Still playing in Baltimore.

Bad News: Only remaining listed shows are today and tomorrow.

Yeah, I just looked it up, and it's showing here today and tomorrow, 5:10 and 9:30, within biking distance. I'm loathe to see movies by myself, but for this, I just might.

I hear you. I haven't seen it yet and it's tempting to take my free Thursday evening and go see it on my own.

It got a 50% rating on RottenTomatoes, but it was also compared to Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal, which are both movies I still really like, so I have to see it in theatres, or I'll be kicking myself. :p

memoirs of a geisha!

memoirs of a geisha! in fact, we could go see it together :-)

*giggles* I’m going to go see the Narnia movie when it comes out in December. I was such a big fan of those books when I was younger, years before I graduated to Lord of the Rings. I simply have to go see it, you know, out of respect for my childhood. ;-) *laughs* If you want to pay tribute to my childhood with me, you’re welcome. ;-)

Its definately worth seeing, even by yourself. I absolutely loved it, but its the sort of movie that I don't think most of the world is ready for. The plot is pretty standard fairy tale, but its still a brilliant movie. Go see it!

Keep an eye on Arlington Cinema N Drafthouse. It plays second run shows and it may easily have it by the time you get back.

Jess and I just saw Pride & Prejudice. Worth seeing, but definitely a date movie.

Wallace & Gromit should be good. Chicken Little as well. Narnia, Walk The Line, Goblet of Fire, Rent of course, Saw II I heard was awesome, Aeon Flux on December 2, King Kong (directed by Peter Jackson), The Producers (Dec 16)... um, that's about all I got. :)

Dude! Rent! I've *got* to go see Rent!

-smirk- One doesn't graduate from Narnia to LotR. One simply slides in that direction and, ever so slightly, downward.

Yesh. Most assuredly.

I've actually made plans to see it tonight with my single (non-school) friend in all of California (where 'all of' here means 'the Monterey area of').

i was totally going to suggest rent. :) so there ya go. :)

*rolls eyes* Ai, Fírimar!

Áva tinta ormë ilfirin óressë!

If you wished simply to get a rise out of me, congratulations, you have succeeded.

Having a knowledge of both Narnia and Arda, Tolkien’s literary world, I cannot fathom how one could refer to gravitating towards Tolkien, as moving downwards. *smirk* All I shall say is, “you know not of what you speak, únóla firë.” And again I warn you, Áva tinta ormë ilfirin óressë!

SOOOOOO PRETTTTEEEEE.

I saw it in Theaters. Ahhh, Philly and its abundance of Ritz movie theaters!

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