You must follow very different Twitter accounts than I do. The runners I follow who are doing Wine & Dine tonight are either resigned to 13.1 miles in the rain or even looking forward to the challenge.
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You must follow very different Twitter accounts than I do. The runners I follow who are doing Wine & Dine tonight are either resigned to 13.1 miles in the rain or even looking forward to the challenge.
Goofyernmost
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I thought that this is from twitterland should be enough to have everyone shaking their heads and laughing to themselves. Apparently not, Twitter has hardly ever let out information that was anywhere near the truth, why should they start now.Gee, wouldn't it be easier to just mail a medal to everyone who registers, then they don't have to bother showing up on a rainy night...
TomP
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PhotoDave219
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scout68
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Mike S
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Should I see it in IMAX? It sounds really good, can't wait to see it. Also Big Hero 6
GoofGoof
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I see your point. Better offerings could actually increase demand. Part of the problem with that is DDP. Everything has become so generic with multiple quick service locations offering the same basic stuff. It's done to keep things simple and cheap but limits variety. They could offer some more unique and healthy items and just not make them available in DDP.
PhotoDave219
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Should I see it in IMAX? It sounds really good, can't wait to see it. Also Big Hero 6
Yes
JoeCamel
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32.5 per acre for wetlands is pretty steep even in FL but I guess they have the money and hope to get the permits. Can't wait to see what they build if I live long enough.
spacemt354
Chili's
Should I see it in IMAX? It sounds really good, can't wait to see it. Also Big Hero 6
Yes absolutely in IMAX. It's well worth the extra few dollars.
thehowiet
Wilson King of Prussia
That's when I saw them...It was at the Tower with Helmet as the opener.
Mike S
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IMAX really is the best. I made a point of seeing Godzilla in IMAX this year and now I'll see this.
I just want to quickly chime in here on Big Hero 6. Now, I did not want to see this movie at all -- as it just didn't speak to me and I didn't "get it." Anyway, I was coaxed into going & I ended up liking the movie a lot.
Upon first glance, Baymax looked ridiculous to me, but now I totally love him . I just want my own Baymax -- the plain white one. It is so cold outside with freezing rain and stuff. Baymax looks so soft, gentle & *warm*! I just want to hug and cuddle with him, lol. I loved all of the supporting characters, too. I wish I could elaborate on them a little more but I don't want to spoil it for anyone.
Children under five may become restless at times with this movie. I noticed this in the theater, but it was nowhere as bad as Wall E. Brave was the worst because kids were hollering & screaming over the bear. I think everyone should see it, especially families with children -- and, it will inspire teenagers, as well.
Big Hero 6 had a nice plot twist, that I couldn't predict. The film also touched on loss & grief issues poignantly without burdening the story, there was also plenty of action so I give it 9 out of 10. I also recommend seeing Big Hero 6 in 3D.
The short film was called "The Feast" -- I love romance so while I liked it enough, but I preferred Paperman from Wreck It Ralph.
As an aside, I think Toy Story 4 is going to surprise everyone after seeing Baymax -- seriously, it would have been okay with me if the film was just called Baymax. I really enjoy all of the Toy Story "short" films and I figure Disney must have an otherworldly plot to top Toy Story 3. So, I will remain cautiously optimistic.
Upon first glance, Baymax looked ridiculous to me, but now I totally love him . I just want my own Baymax -- the plain white one. It is so cold outside with freezing rain and stuff. Baymax looks so soft, gentle & *warm*! I just want to hug and cuddle with him, lol. I loved all of the supporting characters, too. I wish I could elaborate on them a little more but I don't want to spoil it for anyone.
Children under five may become restless at times with this movie. I noticed this in the theater, but it was nowhere as bad as Wall E. Brave was the worst because kids were hollering & screaming over the bear. I think everyone should see it, especially families with children -- and, it will inspire teenagers, as well.
Big Hero 6 had a nice plot twist, that I couldn't predict. The film also touched on loss & grief issues poignantly without burdening the story, there was also plenty of action so I give it 9 out of 10. I also recommend seeing Big Hero 6 in 3D.
The short film was called "The Feast" -- I love romance so while I liked it enough, but I preferred Paperman from Wreck It Ralph.
As an aside, I think Toy Story 4 is going to surprise everyone after seeing Baymax -- seriously, it would have been okay with me if the film was just called Baymax. I really enjoy all of the Toy Story "short" films and I figure Disney must have an otherworldly plot to top Toy Story 3. So, I will remain cautiously optimistic.
Mouse Trap
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Should I see it in IMAX? It sounds really good, can't wait to see it. Also Big Hero 6
It is more than likely the last of a dying breed,so do yourself a favor and see it in IMAX. Interstellar in its film format is the highest quality picture around. Christopher Nolan is just about the last director with the patience and power to convince Hollywood if he can't have a film format, it's no deal.
Apart from that the movie is a complete journey. For three hours you go on an adventure, not watch a movie. Looking at the film lineup for the near future we won't be getting anything of this caliber for a long time. Don't get me wrong, we'll have lots of good movies over the next couple of years, but a massive and epic cinematic journey? It'll be a bit.
PhotoDave219
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Always wanted to see helmet. That's hardcore.
FloridaRes
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I am sorry if my comment was interpreted as snarky by some, it was not meant that way at all. I have read way too many inaccurate speculations about how Disney reports occupancy, I was happy to see an accurate accounting. Also, I did not mean to imply this was the first accurate post by you, LOL, I am very impressed by your breakdowns. I suppose my response was just poorly worded, sorry about that.
I am sorry if my comment was interpreted as snarky by some, it was not meant that way at all. I have read way too many inaccurate speculations about how Disney reports occupancy, I was happy to see an accurate accounting. Also, I did not mean to imply this was the first accurate post by you, LOL, I am very impressed by your breakdowns. I suppose my response was just poorly worded, sorry about that.
BrerJon
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At Columbia Harbour House you can now get brocolli instead of fries.
BrerJon
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How does it compare to Avatar? Everyone said similar things about that, that it was more than a movie, that it was an incredible journey... I saw it and thought it was a turd, so I've been burned by these kind of reviews before.
dreamscometrue
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That's interesting. 'I'm actually allergic to brocolli...I'm not kidding; I really am. If I wasn't though, I'd certainly be the first in line at Columbia Harbour House to get broco...no, wait, I'd get fries anyway. Forget it.