Saved Movie Tickets

Saw with Ben when we went to San Antonio for a day trip.

I watched with in a theater in Bakersfield with my mom. I don't know if it was a rerelease or late after the release or if this is all they did in Bakersfield, but I seem to remember that it was only playing on this one screen in town and it was an abnormally small one.
I really enjoyed the animation and the fantasy of the whole setting.

I saw this with my mom when it was in theaters. I forget much of the content of the movie at this point but I remember being impressed by it.

Comedy turns dark by the end.

Fuck yeah!

Not very good.

Saw this at a midnight showing at the theater near UCSD.

I loved this movie. In terms of pure enjoyment coming out of the theater this ranks near the top for me. All kinds of cool.

I loved this movie. One of very few movies I went to see a second time in the theater.

I <3 Star Wars. Of course the original trilogy is better, but I still love this movie.

For what it's worth, Episode II is a zillion times better than Episode I.

I saw this not long after having watched the anime Hellsing. I knew this wasn't related and I knew I wouldn't like it as much as the anime, but even with low expectations, this still disappointing. I seem to remember Frankenstein's monster being more interesting than most of the rest of the movie.

Milk was a bad choice!

It was super exciting to go see this in the theater. I had watched other Tarantino movies over the previous year or two and introduced them to Brett sometime after we met. And seeing a movie like that in a theater down the street from a university makes for a fun crowd.

Different flavor than the first, but still quite fun.

Almost more than the movie itself, I remember that after we saw this at the theater on campus at UCSD Brett and I went to Wendy's. I do remember the movie being quite fanciful, which is totally up my alley.

Probably my favorite of the trilogy, but they are all fantastic.

I grew up on the London recording and I loved seeing this movie.

Super cool style and fun characters. I read one of the graphic novels at some point too. I remember watching it a second time in Stockton in a theater on UOP campus. That was the summer I had the construction job, so it probably made having some fun on a weekend trip even more enjoyable and memorable.

I believe this is the video version I watched in my Opera class. But I am marking the date that I definitely saw the actual performance at the San Diego Opera.

I loved the whole trilogy.

We watched this before going to Kat's house for my surprise 17th birthday. You would think that Nick stalling by driving around pretending he didn't remember how to get there would have tipped me off. Especially since earlier that year I thought they were planning something. But I was surprised anyway. Good times.

Not worthy of the original but I did like the scene with The Architect.

Watched with mom on Dan's birthday the year he died.

When I saw this title on the ticket stub I didn't even recognize what movie it was. I very strongly remember this movie in context of the trailer and the song "Blurry". It momentarily blurred the characters on screen as Vin Diesel shouted "What if she dies?!"

I had very low expectations for this movie, but people kept telling me that it was good... I loved it! But then the second one came out and seemed so pointless that, at the moment, I still haven't seen the third one.

I don't remember a ton about it, but I seem to remember liking it more than many people did. I liked the "inevitability" ending.

I loved this movie. Crazy pacing. The sequel is even better.

This was disappointing to me because I wanted the whole movie to be like the fantasy scenes on which the trailer focused. Also "Pan's Labyrinth" became a pronouncement of intention to crush a man's face with a bottle as was done in this movie.

Viggo Mortensen is great and this was a cool movie.

Met up with Casey to see this in SD. Everyone in the theater was cheering when the perspective went into first person view.

Though, for me, it doesn't beat the old BBC mini series, this was still a fun version of Hitchhiker.

I did think this was funny, but I clearly did not think it was as funny as the rest of the theater.

When I moved back to SD to start school in 2005 I was told I had a week to watch some series I hadn't heard of before we would go see the movie that came out of it. So then I watched Firefly and my life was improved.

Initially saw this in the theater with my dad and felt a little let down by it. I now think that might have been because I was watching it with him and knowing that he couldn't appreciate it.

Sometime later I rewatched the second half of this with another perspective and it was amazing.

I thought this was really creepy and clearly enjoyed it more than most people.

Went for a run in the morning with my friend Nick, then we got drinks at Sonic, played GTA:Vice City, and went to see this movie.

Saw with Laura in Bakersfield over spring break.

I am just marking this as a placeholder for the date I went to a Linkin Park concert to which I had saved the ticket.

I am just marking this as a placeholder for the date I went to an Incubus concert to which I had saved the ticket.

Zeke, Bob, and I took a road trip down to Irvine to go see this at the UCI theater. I have probably never had to pee so bad as in during that car trip.