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Sketching this at the movie theatre where I work, while waiting for my mother to see "How to train your Dragon."
The Evald Cinema, Prague, Czech Republic, is located in a basement and shares space with a restaurant of the same name.
This is the box office that learned me a thing or two about the price of a good horse show. I'll have to skip this one.
Now Not Showing at Lincoln Plaza Cinemas Movie Theater Closed 2018 NYC 1/31/2018 empty blank theater marquee billboard sign movie poster - Art house Theatre in New York City Broadway between 62nd and 63rd Streets Upper West Side Manhattan Movie Poster Standee Billboards Art vintage exterior opened 1981 facade front view box office boxoffice ticket booth tickets ticketbooth lobby
This was shot using the daylight setting of my Canon PowerShot Camera. You can see part of the Unity Festival on Brand Boulevard.
The Devon Theatre was opened in 1932. The Art Deco style theatre is in a Historic District listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2011, the theater was open.
Photo Taken By: Marc Osborn
July 2012
Dexter, Iowa
Use of this picture for any purpose not permitted without prior written permission of Marc Osborn.
A man and a woman at the box office of a small theater in Hollywood. Most of the theaters in Los Angeles are small, seating no more than 99 spectators. Nevertheless, most Los Angeles actors are microphone-trained, and cannot project their voices to the back of the theater. Leica M6 1:2.8/50 Elmar collapsible lens. Ilford XP2 Super film. For more photo goodness visit my photo blog, Sprezzatura
Interior of the boxoffice. The Columbia Theater, Broadway, Paducah, Ky. The last movie I remember seeing here was "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan."
At the Box Office during First Friday.
July 3, 2009
All photos © Nick Leonard
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I have been to a lot of movies lately.
1. Borat
2. Stranger than Fiction
3. For Your Consideration
4. Little Children
By New York City ticket prices, that is about $45 in movies.
I took this while waiting for Shannon, who was accompanying me to Little Children (now with more naked Patrick Wilson than ever!). I got nachos, because I'm twelve. The woman sitting next to me came in late and left her bags at the front of the theater. This would have been okay, though weird, except that she also left her phone on, and it rang. Twice.
I liked the movie, though both Shannon and I found it to be painful and depressing in theme. It was based on a book by Joe Perotta, who also wrote the book that was made into Election. According to the Internet, Joe Perotta writes "satire." I think Joe Perotta actually writes "the depressing and occasionally funny truth." The heighted situations he creates are really not all that heighted, just perverse. For that we can thank America.