ADA Nanny State PING!
Tax imports.
I guess they will find out nobody needs the theater.
Go read a book or listen to one on tape. The books are always better than the movie.
I want, I want, I want! Go on government, make everyone do everything for me!
It’s getting harder and harder to feel any sympathy for every whiny little shit with a problem. We’ve all got problems pal and not being able to watch a friggen movie is not one of them.
And indeed, no one was using it, at a busy hotel in Hawaii.
I remember a time when our local representatives used to mail us questionnaires about current issues so they would know how to vote. Have not seen one in quite a few years.
Guess they use NSA data now to sift through our opinions..............
So rich schools can continue to have swim teams, but poor schools can't.
I guess being handicapped trumps being poor.
If there's really a movie I want to see, I buy it from Amazon.com. I don't bother with video stores or places like Netflix. There's far too much Hollywood junk out there that I refuse to view — even if Hollywood paid me to do so.
Since they serve alcohol they should just call themselves a bar - which just happens to show movies.
Shouldn’t blind people be able to drive? And deaf people be able to go to a concert? These type of activities should be banned until we find a way to make it fair for everyone
The staff is polite and professional, the place is clean and while the concessions are outrageous their reward program is such that you generally get a free beverage or popcorn every couple of visits.
I hope FedGov doesn't spoil it.
I am in advanced stage Glaucoma and facing blindness soon. Consequently, I have been learning how to cope with blindness while I still have my sight. Just recently, I found a movie that I rented that relayed the action on the screen and was excited as I have listened to a movie, then watched it later to see what I missed. I missed much. The words often had an entirely different meaning when viewed with the action.
With that said, I never dreamed movie theaters would have headsets for me. If a theater in a town within traveling distance had a few screens out of the 14 that did, I would be thrilled to have the chance to attend a movie... any movie. I can’t imagine mandating theaters install the headsets on all screens and expecting all customers to pay extra to accommodate my disability. I wouldn’t expect all theaters to have any headsets for me, for that matter.
This Country has lost it’s “collective” mind. Purely and simply.
Last movie I saw on the big screen was “Star Wars III”, in Kenner, LA., a few months before Hurricane Katrina roared through.
My afternoon ticket was $8.00. My cup of coffee was $5.00, and that was just a cup of coffee, no Starbucks wowee factor. My nachos were $5.00.
I have had no compulsion to visit the movie theater, in the town across the river.