Okay, obviously I dislike going to the movies anyway. Back when I was still in Düsseldorf and virtually lived next to this huge palace - I went there in all the years, exactly .... zero times. Why? Those idiots did not bother to show movies in the original version. Düsseldorf is a major city with lots of immigrants who speak English ... WTF? Okay, the area around the Cinema was more the Islamic corner, but do they had Turkish or French Originals? NOOOOOO of course not ...
If I wanted to see a movie in English, what I could do was take the tram drive half an hour and go to a cinema at the end of town. I actually watched a couple of movies there - The second Harry Potter, the second Lord of the Rings, Spider-Man, Charlie's Angel 2 and one or two I might have forgotten. The last one I saw there was the third Potter.
What an awful experience, I like talking during a movie, but I can be silent in cinema ... this time around I was groaning and moaning and I could not stop myself. It was too painful to watch and such a big disappointment, that the next time I went to a cinema, was with
idolizer when I visited her in May in Berlin.
I really like the movie "Iron Man" apart from a few minor things (like a truly boring villain) I enjoyed it well enough, but not enough to change my dislike about cinemas. Most movies have a lot of flaws and I can't help but wanting to say something about it, when I see it. Especially when it is such a rotten piece of garbage ... it enhances my enjoyment of a dreadful or not so dreadful expierence. But you can't do that in a theatre, you have to mind the other people.
Now I don't want to wait for the Dark Knight DVD, I want to see it. Even though it seems to be packed with tons of flaws, but that does not mean I can't enjoy it. As much as I like bitchin' about flaws, I also watch movies filled with them if there is one thing I like enough to carry me through the rest.
This for example how I can deal with Van Helsing, that movie sucks, but I like the Costumes, I thoroughly enjoyed Roxburgh's Drama Queen approach to Dracula, the Brides were sooo cool (yeah lines were often dumb, but at least they actually talked and went out instead of being white and boring figures groveling at D. feet) and shirtless Hugh Jackman did not hurt either.
But it seems that chances of seeing the movie in Bremen in the original version are slim, but I just discovered very well hidden that they do have three showings of Hancock in the Original Version and two of Kung Fu Panda (everyone involved with that project should be tortured to death - honestly five seconds of that Panda talking to me at the start of Iron Man showing was enough to warrant capital punishment for them). So I am hopeful, I even wrote to them an e-mail asking about it and thus hopefully showing that interest is there.
And I also complained about their Theme Evenings, called Ladies-Night and "Männerabend" (Men's evening). Normally I don't mind stuff like this, but the Ladies Night always features the most rotten garbage Cinema has to offer (think Sex and the City) and Men's Night has the interesting ones ... WTF? Please could they be less medieval, I think not.