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volteratorGetting to the pictures is such a massive pain in the dick from here. At a minimum it takes an hour unless you drive there in the car. These are the provinces, and town centre cinemas simply don't exist here.
Multiplexes are terrible, mechanical, sparse warehouses where no love of film is exhibited along with the features and that possess all the character but none of the staffing levels of the shop demonstration floor of a branch of Currys megastore. This is a true thing. Nevertheless construction is nearly finished on one such monument to fast food, production-line-apathy on the route of my walk to work, and when it is my cinema attendance will increase dramatically. Even in such substandard conditions as those offered by modern, cattle-car digital multiplexes I still find the viewing of films at the cinema a hundred times or more satisfying, memorable and definitive than anywhere else. I'd say it was the tailor made conditions, but that's not fitting for Cineworld; really it's the off-the-peg baseline competency and big dark room.
Multiplexes are terrible, mechanical, sparse warehouses where no love of film is exhibited along with the features and that possess all the character but none of the staffing levels of the shop demonstration floor of a branch of Currys megastore. This is a true thing. Nevertheless construction is nearly finished on one such monument to fast food, production-line-apathy on the route of my walk to work, and when it is my cinema attendance will increase dramatically. Even in such substandard conditions as those offered by modern, cattle-car digital multiplexes I still find the viewing of films at the cinema a hundred times or more satisfying, memorable and definitive than anywhere else. I'd say it was the tailor made conditions, but that's not fitting for Cineworld; really it's the off-the-peg baseline competency and big dark room.
