Comments on: Klaatu Barada Notbado

By: Dean

Dean — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 02:32:36 +0000

I agree with Bob, when i walked in the door I immediately thought of Bioshock.its kinda modern yet old looking both at the same time.
you know why they have that rule about cellphones?
they dont want their films turning up on you tube or p2p sites.

So we have this great digital theatre with all the bells and whistles, yet they still cant operate pinball machines and video games correctly?

$1 a game for a gun that doesnt fire on the screen, or a pinball that has balls stuck….

By: Bob

Bob — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 21:57:14 +0000

We watched Bolt there in 3-D. $3 extra for 3-D movies. Price of 4 tickets alone came to around $44. Bolt was OK, the kids loved it. 3-D didn’t do anything for me and the glasses became uncomfortable after a while. Now that I’ve played BioShock the Warren motif reminds me of the game. I know it’s carpeted and still fairly clean and nice, but I don’t think it will last long. I watched a kid spill a huge soda on the stairs in the theater, watched the soda slowly soak into the carpet, watched the exiting crowd walk through it. sad. But I’m going back tomorrow night to see Quantum of Solace!

By: shadow

shadow — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 06:19:50 +0000

I agree with the review, it was as good of a remake (update?) as I can remember. Enough of the old to satisfy the purist, wnough new to bring it into the 21st century.

Highlights:

1) Professor Barnhardt, 3 minutes (?) onscreen, brilliant casting, brilliant delivery (even without an ex-parrot on a shelf)
2) All KR lines. ( a little advice…. when an alien talks to you, don’t just listen to what he’s saying, listen to what he’s saying)
3) Kid line – Don’t hurt him, please – (no spoiler from me, you had to be there)
4) GORT. (what happened to the old – Oh look, Gort’s after us, let’s walk a little faster – robot?) This one would make you walk into walls and forget your name for a while.
5) the company.

By: rivas

rivas — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 02:28:12 +0000

I love the Moore Warren. Did you know it is the only 100% digital theater in the entire world right now? All components and all theaters are digital. It is amazing that we have the most technologically advanced theater anywhere. That’s pretty impressive.