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KnifeMissile · 10-26-2003, 05:16 PM

Actually, there were two things strange about the theatre audience of Something Else.
First, the audience were a bunch of teens, as if they were going to see American Pie. What appeal does a Woody Allen film have for a bunch of teen kids?
Secondly, there was a family behind me with three of their kids, not one of which was over 8. What were they thinking? They might have thought the same thing 'cause a third way through the movie, they left.

As an aside, a bunch of teen kids went to go see 13 Days, just to heckle it.

What were these people thinking when they went to see this film?

10-26-2003, 05:16 PM	#1 (permalink)
KnifeMissile Location: Waterloo, Ontario	Why would a family go see Anything Else? Actually, there were two things strange about the theatre audience of Something Else. First, the audience were a bunch of teens, as if they were going to see American Pie. What appeal does a Woody Allen film have for a bunch of teen kids? Secondly, there was a family behind me with three of their kids, not one of which was over 8. What were they thinking? They might have thought the same thing 'cause a third way through the movie, they left. As an aside, a bunch of teen kids went to go see 13 Days, just to heckle it. What were these people thinking when they went to see this film? Last edited by KnifeMissile; 10-26-2003 at 06:12 PM..