<![CDATA[Dan Glickman: We Are Living In A Golden Age Of Hollywood Crap - Defamer Comments]]> <![CDATA[Dan Glickman: We Are Living In A Golden Age Of Hollywood Crap - Defamer Comments]]> <![CDATA[Dan Glickman: We Are Living In A Golden Age Of Hollywood Crap]]> *sigh* oh the days when me and the gang rode our Huffys down to the 1 screen theatre, had some soda pop floats and then spent a delightful afternoon watching Flash Gordon serials and cowboy films...

ahem.. 'young' Dan is talking through his hat - nowdays kids are lucky to be let out of the house in case they get shot whilst waiting in line for tickets to Scream 54: We know that this premise for a movie is oh so tired - but we have no other options left... - or propositioned in the restrooms by shady gentlemen...

I don't go to theatres for a 'communal' experience - I expect to get some entertainment for my 8 bucks... which nowdays is as hard-to-find as a original coke and cinnamon float...

Miss d

]]> <![CDATA[Dan Glickman: We Are Living In A Golden Age Of Hollywood Crap]]> Oh sweet, naive Dan Glickman, the reason the cinema is the focal point of most Kansas communities is that they don't have malls.

And because you can only go cow-tipping and TP-ing the principal's house so many times.

Assistant/Atlas

]]> <![CDATA[Dan Glickman: We Are Living In A Golden Age Of Hollywood Crap]]> "Popular Internet sites may be the flashy new kids on the entertainment block, but moviehouses rank among the original social networks." Phrases like flashy new kids and moviehouses prove once again how very hep the MPAA is to the groovy chicks and fellas out there in Audienceland. Why, you cats are the bees' knees!

BabylonSister

]]> <![CDATA[Dan Glickman: We Are Living In A Golden Age Of Hollywood Crap]]> The totallity of my "socializing" in a theater can be summed up in one word: "SHHHHHH!"

Shumina

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