Originally Posted By chickendumpling But then again sherrtodd likes monkey-slapping jokes and so do I. ;p
Originally Posted By chickendumpling sherrytodd even. <--- leaves her own thread in embarrassment. Nobody better clap at that either. ;p
Originally Posted By Lady Starlight Clapping is fun and sometimes makes yer elbows itch..... I've obviously been away far too long. LOL!
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka When we went to see the last Harry Potter movie for an LP meet the theater showed a preview for the Chronicles of Narnia. People were cheering and clapping with excitement for it. (They also cheered and hooted when Harry took off his shirt. Wild crowd. LOL)
Originally Posted By Lady Starlight I myself like when people openly appriciate a good movie afterwards. Its fun to see who likes it and who doesn't. I liked night at the Museum and did my share of clapping afterwards, as did my children.
Originally Posted By brotherdave I remember 24 years ago when Return of the Jedi opened, people were screaming to Darth Vader to kill the Emperor. And when he finally did, the audience broke into thunderous applause! I guess it's just the movie and the audience viewing it whether there's applause or not. Personally, I still think it's great to see people applauding Disney theme park shows like Country Bear Jamboree and Carousel of Progress. It just shows their approval of a well done show that they enjoyed!
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka I like it when people clap when Disneyland shows up on the Soarin' movie.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy <When we went to see the last Harry Potter movie for an LP meet the theater showed a preview for the Chronicles of Narnia.> The "Prince Caspian" one for next year, or "LWW" for 2005? The first time I was ever in a movie audience that clapped was in 1991 when our family saw "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves".
Originally Posted By knightnfrees The damsel and I saw N@tM yesterday. We really liked the film. A good script with a nice blend of SFX. After the flcik, we started talking about it and it's flaws, such as visual, casting and the like. It seemed like there were bits and pieces missing from the film. It also seemed like they ran out of money for effects. With its flaws, it still is a recommeneded pic. I wasn't interested in seeing Owen Wilson, though. But, he had a 'small' part, so it was all good.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy <It also seemed like they ran out of money for effects.> You know, that was a premise of a potential Muppet movie that never materialized. The Muppets were to travel around the world in their grandest movie ever...only Gonzo was to have spent all the money on the special effects for the film's beginning, so the Muppets would have to be reduced to pathetically providing their own scenery and props for the rest of the flick. Haha! Funny non-existent stuff. <But, he had a 'small' part, so it was all good.> Well maybe not fer Owen! ;-)
Originally Posted By sherrytodd <But, he had a 'small' part, so it was all good.> hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha ^^^ I added a laughtrack for knight =)
