I clicked through to the lego god of the sea for some reason expecting to see one of those little generic lego guys but with a trident and a removable beard!
"When you see the Southern Cross for the first time You understand now why you came this way. 'Cause the truth you might be runnin' from is so small. But it's as big as the promise - The promise of a comin' day." "Southern Cross" - Words & music by Stephen Stills, Richard Curtis and Michael Curtis
The movie theater I went to in London also had reserved seats. And a bar. The bar may be why I don't recall the status of British popcorn engineering.
That was over 25 years ago, and I don't recall the theater, but if not in Leicester Square, it was nearby.
Thinking a bit more, I seem to recall a large movie theater right on the square, but that was not the one I attended. As I recall, the theater I went to was below street level. The bar was on the first level below the entrance, and the doorway led to the top of the seating area. The front rows must have been three stories below the street level. The film was "Mishima".
Assigned seating in theaters is common in Australia, New Zealand and Britain. The popcorn thing you experienced, however, is not. I know in the UK they give you a choice of salted or sweet popcorn and in my memory they also do so in NZ, but I could be mistaken.
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Yay for stories!
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"When you see the Southern Cross for the first time
You understand now why you came this way.
'Cause the truth you might be runnin' from is so small.
But it's as big as the promise - The promise of a comin' day."
"Southern Cross" - Words & music by Stephen Stills, Richard Curtis and Michael Curtis
The movie theater I went to in London also had reserved seats. And a bar. The bar may be why I don't recall the status of British popcorn engineering.
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That was over 25 years ago, and I don't recall the theater, but if not in Leicester Square, it was nearby.
Thinking a bit more, I seem to recall a large movie theater right on the square, but that was not the one I attended. As I recall, the theater I went to was below street level. The bar was on the first level below the entrance, and the doorway led to the top of the seating area. The front rows must have been three stories below the street level. The film was "Mishima".
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