My day at the movies or why I hate AMC Seatac North (1 Viewer)

[Jesse Skeen]

That's right, guns don't kill people, MOVIES do!

 

[Ryan Wright]

I find it amusing that you have to pay Adult admission but you're limited as to what movies you could see.

I agree. If you're old enough to drive yourself to the movies and pay adult admission, you're old enough to see whatever you darn well like. NC-17 notwithstanding.

 

[Brett Hancock]

I agree. If you're old enough to drive yourself to the movies and pay adult admission, you're old enough to see whatever you darn well like.

My point exactly. Right now I should be raving about how sweet Frailty was.

 

[CaptDS9E]

Same thing almost happened to me. I was going to be 21 in a few days and my brother and 2 of his friends had plans to go to the movies to see Scary Movie. Well my brother got sick right before we were going to leave so just 3 of us went. Both of his friends were 16 at the time. I showed my ID when i bought the tickets, they called over a manager who was nice and sold me the tickets. The guy behind the counter almost didnt do it since i was still 5 days away from being 21. I can see that you cant buy liquor until the exact day but buying movie tickets is another

capt

 

[Malcolm R]

Right now I should be raving about how sweet Frailty was.

Well, if it makes you feel any better, my attempt at viewing "Frailty" also failed but for a different reason. Seems it was only playing at a single theater in my entire area, and of all the various multi-plexes it was at the one located in the middle of the city with no dedicated parking. I could not find a damn parking space! I circled the block three times and ran through the nearby parking garage. Nada!
I usually avoid this theater for that very reason. Unforunately, it usually has most of the good award-caliber/independent films so it means missing some good movies. But after I'd circled the block for the last time, and the movie start time had already passed, I gave up. Have to catch it on DVD, I guess. :frowning: