Hennegan's "1st Saturday" Film

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by philcski

Correct.
I'm going the 27th...

Lucky you!

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by Sightseek

Lucky you!

Not that lucky for him....I'll be there as well.

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

Not that lucky for him....I'll be there as well.

My most sincere condolences to my dear friend Phil...just kidding!

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Sightseek

My most sincere condolences to my dear friend Phil...just kidding!

Andy and I may end up being the only ones in the theater unless they advertise a little better, I didn't know anything about it until Steve put this up!!

[blackthroatedwind]

I can't stand the way the Tribeca Film Festival is run. They withhold WAY too many tickets and release very few to the public. It's like some ridiculous NY insiders game. Total BS if you ask me. I go to very few movies there for that reason.

Too many movies as well....too much mediocrity overall.

[philcski]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

I can't stand the way the Tribeca Film Festival is run. They withhold WAY too many tickets and release very few to the public. It's like some ridiculous NY insiders game. Total BS if you ask me. I go to very few movies there for that reason.

Too many movies as well....too much mediocrity overall.

Tell me about it, I just tried to buy a ticket on the website, "walk up sales only"

The only film I've ever seen at the Tribeca Film Festival was The Cooler, which was a fantastic movie. All the rest are too artsy and/or bizarre for my tastes.

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by philcski

Tell me about it, I just tried to buy a ticket on the website, "walk up sales only"

The only film I've ever seen at the Tribeca Film Festival was The Cooler, which was a fantastic movie. All the rest are too artsy and/or bizarre for my tastes.

The Cooler got horrible reviews...
I like the bizarre movies

[blackthroatedwind]

The best thing I ever saw there was a screening of a movie Al Pacino made with Jerry Orbach called " Chinese Coffee " and I only got in because I ran into a friend of mine, who's connected, and she had tickets. De Niro and Pacino talked beforehand, which was cool, but the whole idea that the public basically can't get in turns me off. It's just too much of a pain in the azz.

I once bought tickets to a screening of a movie with a french actress I really like and she was supposed to be there for a Q&A and the tickets were fairly steep because of this. So, what happens....she doesn't show up. No apology, offer of refunds, just a letter from her and we were supposed to thank her for her consideration. It was preposterous. The movie was good but it also opened a week later and I could have seen it for a quarter of the price.

I don't even bother anymore and only bought tickets for this movie because I figured I might not get a chance to see it and it was available the day the tickets went on sale on-line. Most aren't even available then...and I'm talking the American Express advance sales. It's completely ridiculous.