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Nick & Nora's Infinite Playlist
Oct. 5th, 2008 08:37 pm"Nick & Nora's Infinite Playlist" -- I recommend it! Also it made me want to watch "Trick" again. I love those "all night in NYC" films because really, what other U.S. city is there that's truly up all night? Anyway, Michael Cera is still adorable.
I tried to find the Potomac Yards Regal cinema, but drove right past it (now I see it's right in the Target plaza, duh) and accidentally ended up at my office around 9th St NW. This was good because up until now the only way I knew to get there was on the Metro. Not that driving in on a weekday would be as speedy as it (accidentally) was on a Sunday. There's a good, traffic jammy reason I take the train.
So we went to see it at the AMC instead. Much less crowded on a Sunday night than on a Saturday. I do want to know what kind of crazy theatre chain sees fit not to include iced tea in their soda fountains.
I think if something interesting opens at the Landmark E St. or the AFI Silver Theatre we ought to go -- the indie theater in Orlando never showed anything interesting except for "The History Boys" the entire time we lived there. What other indie theaters are in the D.C. area?
Hmmm, there's an LGBT film festival October 18 - 24, with screenings at AFI.
I tried to find the Potomac Yards Regal cinema, but drove right past it (now I see it's right in the Target plaza, duh) and accidentally ended up at my office around 9th St NW. This was good because up until now the only way I knew to get there was on the Metro. Not that driving in on a weekday would be as speedy as it (accidentally) was on a Sunday. There's a good, traffic jammy reason I take the train.
So we went to see it at the AMC instead. Much less crowded on a Sunday night than on a Saturday. I do want to know what kind of crazy theatre chain sees fit not to include iced tea in their soda fountains.
I think if something interesting opens at the Landmark E St. or the AFI Silver Theatre we ought to go -- the indie theater in Orlando never showed anything interesting except for "The History Boys" the entire time we lived there. What other indie theaters are in the D.C. area?
Hmmm, there's an LGBT film festival October 18 - 24, with screenings at AFI.