Mulholland Drive in Austin.. (1 Viewer)

[Henry Gale]

..at the DOBIE, midnight showings this week. Don't even start whining to me about the time, if I go I'll have to take a nap and then drive 70 miles.

But, I WILL do it, it's the best film I saw last year and I want to experience it in a theatre again.

Jim

 

[Mark Pfeiffer]

Not to mention that the Dobie is a nice little theater. I'd go if I were down there.

 

[JeffTodd]

AHHHH!!! Where is Dobie theater....I have heard so much about this movie, but I missed it in theaters. And I am off tomorrow, so I might as well catch the flick.

 

[JeffTodd]

Allright, I will have to wait till tomorrow night to see this show. Its shows Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights at midnight. Looks like tomorrow night will be booked.

Thanks for the info.

 

[Mark Pfeiffer]

The Dobie is near the University of Texas campus. (The name of the street escapes me, which isn't surprising since I've only been in Austin twice for relatively brief times.) The theater is in a mall, but it is a unique place. Quite the neat environment to take in a film. I was also uniformly impressed with the presentation, so expect to receive a real treat. The movie's pretty good too.

 

[Jason Whyte]

Oh Mark, that's putting it lightly.
You guys in Austin ARE seeing this film. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Jason

 

[JeffTodd]

I found the theater and will venture down that way tomorrow night. Should be a good time, and after the movie I might head to 6th street for some Mardi Gras fun!!! I will have to remember my beads.

 

[Henry Gale]

Hope you made the movie Jeff.

The print had taken a beating, diagonal green stripes on the right side of the screen all through the film, but I was grateful to be seeing it again.

Pretty good movie crowd, a bit too much boisterous (I got that joke, ain't I cool?) laughter.

Jim