u/Familiar-Banana-8116

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Shout Out to Reel Cinema

I went to see Mortal Kombat on Saturday evening. I am waiting for the movie to start, one of the trailers is on and my phone buzzes.

My intention was to check the message and silence the phone.

The message was from my older daughter saying my younger daughter had taken a fall off her bike and broken her arm.

I stand up and am walking out of the theater when I saw the manager at the counter behind the register.

I motion for the manager, I show him the text, I give him my stub and just ask, 'Is there any way you can refund me and do I need me to be here for you to do it?'

He asks if it was a Credit Card, I say 'Yes' he says, 'Go ahead and leave.'.

I know nothing about Reel Cinema, but that was stand up service.

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u/Familiar-Banana-8116 — 5 days ago

I know zero about modern animation. I am faintly aware that modern animation isn't far away from making computer games in how it is done.

I found the show to be impressive in a lot of ways, but the lightsaber duels where absolutely amazing.

I have an instinct that maybe what we have is some motion captioning.

Am I right? If I am wrong, please fill me in. I am curious.

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u/Familiar-Banana-8116 — 17 days ago

I am a new listener. Cherry picking subjects that interest me.

Beginning to notice some patterns to people's bad behavior.

Which has led me to wonder, in all these years, are there any episodes where by the end that Robert and Sophie concluded that maybe that they had it wrong all along and the person was, in fact, not a bastard?

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u/Familiar-Banana-8116 — 26 days ago