Thunderbolt and lightning, very very fright'ning...

[batskeets]

...except not for me, cos I don't get freaked out by much. ;p Seriously though, I was very surprised to see lightning in the sky earlier this evening, as we don't seem to get a lot of that in these parts. Or at least, we haven't gotten much of it since *I* have been here.

Anyways, tonight James and I made it a date night and went out for dinner and a movie. :D We saw Rush Hour 2, which was a fun and delightful romp, I had a good time watching it. However, midway through the movie, the entire theater lost power! :O Then a minute or two later, the movie came back on... with the house lights, the pansy pre-film music over the tinny speakers, and no actual movie soundtrack whatsoever. -_-;

It stayed like that for probably 5 minutes before they figured it out, and they couldn't wind it back after that, so we just had to miss that 5 minutes of the movie. That was actually pretty lame too, because the part we missed was actually a part that was fairly heavy on dialogue. Mrrr. I'm not a lip-reader, damnit.

BUT still, even with that, it ended up being okay okay, cos James and I had a good time, and all the weirdo technical difficulties in the middle ended with us scoring free movie passes. Awww yea. :D

Anyhow, it feels like bedtime for me, so I'm going to crash. G'night!

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That's happened to me too.

[kristine.livejournal.com]

When I went to go see Magnolia in the theatre. I think that was two years ago? So we missed about five minutes of the movie too, but it was just a blank screen, so I never found out if what we missed was something important. Oh well. We also scored free movie passes! :D YAAAAAY for technical difficulties in this case!