Originally Posted By agent Just stumbled upon this section. I don't get out much on LP. I have my tickets to the 2:45 showing tommorow. My kid's are very excited. Sorry if you all have covered this whole topic before!
Originally Posted By x Pirate_Princess x DD was watching TDC tonight, and the song from NBC was on "This is Halloween"... I asked her what was on, and she said "Haunted Mansion" LOL And now, whenever I hear that song, I think of iamsally (formerly RAM1984) :-D
Originally Posted By agent How funny. We usually travel to Disneyland only in Fall or Winter. My six year old always ask if he is going to see the normal Haunted Mansion. By that, he means the Nightmare version. He rarely see's it not decorated, so he thinks the original is the "special" version!
Originally Posted By christiemarsh88 AOL movies is giving me this message: "This movie is NOT currently playing in your area." Too bad.
Originally Posted By cstephens A few of us have planned to attend one of the 11:30pm singalong screenings of the movie at the El Capitan. /cs
Originally Posted By sun-n-fun DS12 is going to see it with his "team" at school. It's playing about an hour away, so we pay $5 for the bus and ticket. He's so excited!
Originally Posted By lilgoofymom christiemarsh88, I got that message too. Then I checked the theaters in the larger town 30 miles away and found it there. Maybe check another town/city close to you, if you are willing & able drive that far. Good luck : )
Originally Posted By u k fan It's showing in half a dozen theaters here in the UK. I'm hoping to see it in a couple of weeks!!!
Originally Posted By christiemarsh88 <<<christiemarsh88, I got that message too. Then I checked the theaters in the larger town 30 miles away and found it there. Maybe check another town/city close to you, if you are willing & able drive that far. Good luck : )>>> Thanks for the advice, but the closest town to me IS 30 miles away! I checked Branson, which is an hour away and would be my best chance, but no dice.
Originally Posted By lilgoofymom Oh I'm so sorry to hear that. : ( We live in a small town with very little in the way of entertainment. We have 2 multiplex theaters here, but neither are set up for 3-D movies. We have to drive to the larger city, which is about 30 miles away, for that. Which we are going to do this weekend. : ) For Imax we have to drive to the next state which is about 130 miles away. We do that only for the Imax we just HAVE to see.
Originally Posted By christiemarsh88 We've got an Imax not that far, 45 minutes away. But no 3-D Nightmare. If I had some friends who wanted to, we might drive the 3 hours to KC or St. Louis, but no one else is that interested.
Originally Posted By 999HAUNTS Just saw it last night at El Capitan...what a wonderful experience! Most awesome 3D I've ever seen. And the Jack stickers were a fun addition.
Originally Posted By lilgoofymom We got done out of the Vincent short movie that is advertised with Nightmare 3D. The movie was awsome. No one knew why they did not have the Vincent short though : (
Originally Posted By JenniBarra >>We got done out of the Vincent short movie that is advertised with Nightmare 3D.<< I didn't know that "Vincent" was supposed to show with the film, but I did think it was odd that there wasn't any short beforehand. Last year, I drove about 1 1/2 away from home to see it at the closest (at the time) theater and NBC was running with "Knick Knack."
Originally Posted By pluto 222 I just went today and really enjoyed it,why do u think the film is still so popular.I personally think it probably appeals to adults more than kids. It's a little dark but i like the music.What makes the film appealing to everyone else.
Originally Posted By pluto 222 I just went today and really enjoyed it,why do u think the film is still so popular.I personally think it probably appeals to adults more than kids. It's a little dark but i like the music.What makes the film appealing to everyone else.
Originally Posted By kennect Pluto, I have no clue but this is my answer to your question....We find ourselves, here at home, sticking in the DVD from time to time for no reason other than to have some fun...Sometimes we watch the whole film, other times we watch certain scenes...It is probably the most watched DVD we own...Now what does that you?
Originally Posted By kennect Pluto, Big ole typo above....Should have read "Now what does that mean to you?"...The film is just fun or at least it fun in this house....We find it to be an amazing achievement from story all the way down to what it took to make it happen...Plus everything else in between....
