Does anyone remember the toys from the early 80's that were robots with saw blades in their chests? You could wind them up and the blades would spin. Also, their heads were cockpits with little tiny gold and silver guys in them. I would kill to buy some of those now.
Then there were 14 minutes of commercials (Pepsi, hair mousse, cologne, etc.) followed by 13 minutes of movie trailers (which are also advertising, of course), followed by a few minutes of junk, followed by a 100-minute movie.
The same thing happened to me this weekend. And just when I was getting frustrated I thought, "But, wait, I'm still here and until it get's bad enough for me to stop going to the theater they're going to keep shoveling the crap on us."
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Does anyone remember the toys from the early 80's that were robots with saw blades in their chests? You could wind them up and the blades would spin. Also, their heads were cockpits with little tiny gold and silver guys in them. I would kill to buy some of those now.
Take a wild guess.
Could people be *gasp* reading the article?
Now, I don't see what the World Health Organization has to do with spam...
Then there were 14 minutes of commercials (Pepsi, hair mousse, cologne, etc.) followed by 13 minutes of movie trailers (which are also advertising, of course), followed by a few minutes of junk, followed by a 100-minute movie.
The same thing happened to me this weekend. And just when I was getting frustrated I thought, "But, wait, I'm still here and until it get's bad enough for me to stop going to the theater they're going to keep shoveling the crap on us."