tec wrote:
Char, would that be like a personal touch, old-fashioned kind of cinema? That would be cool.
Well, possibly, Tammy, but I am not really sure I know what your cinemas are actually like, so I don't properly know what you think of as an old fashioned cinema.
It has three screens, two of them in fairly small rooms, the biggest one is the one with the wheelchair space described above. Some of the decor in that one remains the original decor from when the place was first built which was before the First World War, so I suppose that would qualify for old fashioned, but all the seating and facilities are very up to date, plus the screen and sound etc. So it's lovely, and very popular, restaurant, takeaway, very nice. Small, because I don't live in a city.
I have a feeling that most of you in the US (apart from Zoe because we've seen photos and Outlaw who lives in a forest, it seems to me,) live in cities. But I don't know. I suspect American culture is more different from ours than people think. Sometimes there is mention of things that I don't properly understand, but that could be just me being older, I just don't know!
I'd feel the same thing maybe in a UK city. Have to say, I prefer the country!