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Posted by _Nut_ on Nov-17-2007 01:43:

quote:
Originally posted by bas

I've started wanting to go to the movies by myself again because Bunny hates haaates scary movies and there's a ton I want to see lol


I am the exact same way (my other half HATES scary movies).

I've only been to one movie alone. Event Horizon. Perhaps that is why I haven't since. Fucked up movie... even worse when there are only a few other people in the theater at that time.


Posted by L.E.N. on Nov-17-2007 01:44:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
Someone's got quite a bit of pent-up rage...


Who is that aimed at?


Posted by sean5 on Nov-17-2007 01:55:

i go with my mother


Posted by L.E.N. on Nov-17-2007 01:58:

quote:
Originally posted by sean5
i go with my mother


You too? Dont you love that look she gives you when shes rubbing your leg?


Posted by chimera66 on Nov-17-2007 03:54:

Re: Theatre w/ yourself?

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
Do you go to movie theatres (or "Cinemas", if you want to call it) by yourself? ever seen a movie you wanted to, but no one else did so you just went alone?

my housemate just got back from watching Beowulf. i kinda wanted to see it; but he didn't even ask...he just upped and left, and came back some 2-3 hours later and said he did.

I thought it was a bit odd that he went by himself. considering he's living w/ someone of the same age bracket.

me personally, i've never gone to the theatre by myself; and i don't really want to. it's much more fun/enjoyable w/ people.

isn't movie going supposed to be a social event?

thoughts?


I've been going to the movies alone since I was like 12...since when is sitting in a big dark room not talking to anyone a social experience? I hate waiting to see something because I have to coordinate things with other people also why wait until something comes on DVD to see a movie because nobody will see it with you when you can see it in all it's glory in the theater?


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-17-2007 04:22:

I think you need to stop worrying about what your roomate does in his free-time, Tubularbills.

If I am presented with the opportunity to go to a movie with somebody, I will. For the most part though, I go to movies alone and look down on the people who are so socially inhibited, they just couldn't bear to be seen ... alone!!!!


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Nov-17-2007 04:47:

hell yeah ill go alone. going to the movies has to be the most unsocial social thing you do anyway.

i went to multiple viewings of THE prequels by myself.


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-17-2007 04:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
I think you need to stop worrying about what your roomate does in his free-time, Tubularbills.


i suppose. it really doesn't bother me that much. i was just curious if other people did too. especially if the opportunity to go w/ someone was there. i mean, if a buddy of yours said, "hey , wanna go see [whatever]?" would you answer, "no, i think i'll pass. i want to see it alone."

meh


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-17-2007 05:07:

Well, I mean, between this and his video game playing, I just don't see why you seem to talk about him so much. >.>


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-17-2007 05:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Well, I mean, between this and his video game playing, I just don't see why you seem to talk about him so much. >.>


guess its cause i haven't really had a roommate in quite some time (may of 06 when i moved out to shreveport).

we're all different people....guess it just would have been nice to live w/ someone who has more in common with me.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-17-2007 05:19:

Well what's he doing right this moment on a Friday night?


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-17-2007 05:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Well what's he doing right this moment on a Friday night?


playing the video game...


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-17-2007 05:25:

Yeah, but you're in the other room, sitting on TA, beer in hand, no?


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-17-2007 05:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Yeah, but you're in the other room, sitting on TA, beer in hand, no?


right.

but earlier in the afternoon, when i was around, he didn't ask if i wanted to see a movie or anything with him. i asked him when i went to the casino if he was interested, and he said no and went right back to the game.

i guess its just not the same as it was in college....when you lived w/ someone, you did stuff together....i'm not sure if you've ever had roommates or not; but i always tried to do things w/ mine. it just made the living situation more fun, you know?

i'm not saying he has to do *Everything*; but this movie incident i guess kind of disappointed me.


Posted by Sushipunk on Nov-17-2007 05:49:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
right.

but earlier in the afternoon, when i was around, he didn't ask if i wanted to see a movie or anything with him. i asked him when i went to the casino if he was interested, and he said no and went right back to the game.

i guess its just not the same as it was in college....when you lived w/ someone, you did stuff together....i'm not sure if you've ever had roommates or not; but i always tried to do things w/ mine. it just made the living situation more fun, you know?

i'm not saying he has to do *Everything*; but this movie incident i guess kind of disappointed me.


Yeah, it sounds like your experiences with share housing were quite similar to mine. In most (I stress, most ) places I lived with other people, the household would almost function as a social unit of it's own. I mean, everyone had their own friends and schedules and so forth, but it would always be like "Hey, me and some guys are heading out to a club/whatever later, you guys wanna come too?" Everyone was always let know if there was something/anything happening, and the people in those households grew close very quickly. I'm still friends with a load of people that I randomly met through moving into a spare room.


Posted by RandomGirl on Nov-17-2007 06:13:

quote:
Originally posted by mezzir
Only done it once, but it was kinda nice. Relaxing


Me too.

I went to see The Da Vinci Code by myself. I loved it. Let me have some time to chew on it by myself... it was peaceful and relaxing. I like to do a lot of things by myself.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-17-2007 06:26:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
Pics plz!


Yeah, gotcha before the delete!


Posted by Sushipunk on Nov-17-2007 06:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Yeah, gotcha before the delete!


Halcyowned.


Posted by Turbonium on Nov-17-2007 06:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Theresa
Me too.

I went to see The Da Vinci Code by myself. I loved it. Let me have some time to chew on it by myself... it was peaceful and relaxing. I like to do a lot of things by myself.

A lot of things by yourself eh? Like what?...


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-17-2007 06:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Yeah, gotcha before the delete!


lol, wut?


Posted by weymouth on Nov-17-2007 17:17:

I go to movies alone a lot. After you get out of school the pace of life slows down a lot. Most of my friends are married now or in serious relationships so calling them up for a movie doesn't work out most the time. Also my theater is a ways away so I never go at night, I usually go for a cheaper time while I have chores to do in the city. Spending $10 for a ticket at night is ridiculous.


Posted by Zild on Nov-17-2007 17:26:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
right.

but earlier in the afternoon, when i was around, he didn't ask if i wanted to see a movie or anything with him. i asked him when i went to the casino if he was interested, and he said no and went right back to the game.

i guess its just not the same as it was in college....when you lived w/ someone, you did stuff together....i'm not sure if you've ever had roommates or not; but i always tried to do things w/ mine. it just made the living situation more fun, you know?

i'm not saying he has to do *Everything*; but this movie incident i guess kind of disappointed me.


I never did jack shit with my roommates. I did a bunch of stuff with my friends, but to me my roommates were just randoms I was forced to live with.

I think it helped with respect issues. I know damn well they hated living with me but they didn't give me grief because we weren't on that friend level.


Posted by RJT on Nov-17-2007 17:28:

I relish time by myself, so I have definitely gone to a number of movies on my own. Whether it was because no one I knew would want to see it or just because I wanted to, it's just something I've traditionally really enjoyed.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Nov-17-2007 17:38:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
i used to go to movies by myself all the time. when i had my studio downtown, i was about a mile down the street from my favorite movie theater, so on Saturday or Sunday afternoons when i had nothing to do i'd walk down there and see a movie by myself.

as for movies being social events, i think that's kind of bullshit. you sit in the dark and pay attention to a screen in front of you. sure, it's nice to have someone to go with and talk about the movie afterwards, but if i want to be social i'll go out for food or drinks at a restaurant/bar/club/whorehouse.



+1

I have a little movie theater directly across the street from my apartment, and though I haven't fully taken advantage of it yet, I have no problem catching a movie on my own. That way I'm guaranteed to see a movie that I want to see and not something that "the group" can agree to. I used to work in a movie theater, and would sit in on a bunch of movies on my own after I got down with my shift. Not a big deal at all.


Posted by spc on Nov-17-2007 18:54:

Now that I think about it, I should probably go to the movies alone so I can have the large popcorn and the motor oil heart-attack butter all to myself


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