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In honor of Empire of Light, what's your favorite memory in an actual movie theater?

I'm Katie Rich and this is an often told story but it's true it's seeing the Force

Awakens at the last night that the Ziegfeld Theater was open in New York City because I

was young and child free and I was there with my friends and the movie was good.

I'm at Patches. Katie I thought you

talked I tell your hand job in the back row theater story at the force

awakens when I was like 33. Give hand shots at the force away.

Is there a little haggy-packy-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-hoo.

I mean, I don't know if it's a good experience it's a good experience.

Anyway, Matt Patches, I'm gonna go, I feel like we had an entire quarter quell about this topic,

which I would direct people to and I hopefully I didn't tell the exact same story,

but I'm gonna say, uh say when I saw Kill List at like 8 a.m.

press screening at South by Southwest with like four people and had a transcendent delirious

experience loved that love I'm a morning person I don't know if

people on this call know if they if we've ever roomed together at a festival but oh boy I

love a morning sure does that sounds horrible uh, have Dave Gazales.

I probably also told the story, but I got to see a preview screening of the Blair

Witch Project, the mine in Denver before I knew what it was and I remember distinctly all of us

filing silently out of the theater back into the light to read the little booklet

hand out about how it was all real. Did you believe it? Yeah for a little bit.

And I am David Ehrlich, and I know that I've reached a certain age because all of my memories

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