I’m not a big movie person myself (more music, much like you I expect), but the other two in my family are both huge movie junkies, so I see a lot despite myself.

If there are any loveseats left they’re in the far back. He’s gotten new seats in much of the theater since your time here, and I think that pretty much spelled the demise of the love seats.

We really love that old theater. It’s great to have that beautiful big screen, even if the sound ain’t the greatest. Unfortunately I think it’s days (and the days of most old theaters like it, especially in small rural communities) are numbered. As people’s audio and video at home gets better and better, and as video on demand becomes an increasing reality, it’s not clear how these places will stay in business.

My wife is very stoked to go see this. I’m not a huge movie guy myself, but I am also interested in this one. I do like pirates. YAR! Thanks for the review. I will let my wife know.

Do they still have the loveseats in the Morris Theatre? I remember that place being huge and a good place to see a flick. I’m going to date myself here but I remember seeing “To Die For”, “Rumble In the Bronx”, “Demolition Man”, and “A Nightmare Before Christmas” all in Morris. There was something about the foyer that, on very cold nights, made me think that standing there I was somehow in the 1950’s that never were.