Red Mosquito

Iholdthepain wrote:We decided we'd wait and buy the damn video. I'm not really into the idea of watching it in a room full of dipshits. Besides, the Squid will want to watch it over and over.

I don't know what it's like where you are, but the theater here holds about 50 people. At $16 a ticket for a single showing, I don't expect a lot of casual people to come in.

B wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:We decided we'd wait and buy the damn video. I'm not really into the idea of watching it in a room full of dipshits. Besides, the Squid will want to watch it over and over.

I don't know what it's like where you are, but the theater here holds about 50 people. At $16 a ticket for a single showing, I don't expect a lot of casual people to come in.

exactly... I meant a bunch of hooting and hollering PJ dipshits from the Pit...

I can't handle that shit in a movie theater!

Iholdthepain wrote:

B wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:We decided we'd wait and buy the damn video. I'm not really into the idea of watching it in a room full of dipshits. Besides, the Squid will want to watch it over and over.

I don't know what it's like where you are, but the theater here holds about 50 people. At $16 a ticket for a single showing, I don't expect a lot of casual people to come in.

exactly... I meant a bunch of hooting and hollering PJ dipshits from the Pit...

I can't handle that shit in a movie theater!

Do you imagine a Pearl Jam movie to be like a horror movie in 1990s Harlem?

B wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:

B wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:We decided we'd wait and buy the damn video. I'm not really into the idea of watching it in a room full of dipshits. Besides, the Squid will want to watch it over and over.

I don't know what it's like where you are, but the theater here holds about 50 people. At $16 a ticket for a single showing, I don't expect a lot of casual people to come in.

exactly... I meant a bunch of hooting and hollering PJ dipshits from the Pit...

I can't handle that shit in a movie theater!

Do you imagine a Pearl Jam movie to be like a horror movie in 1990s Harlem?

No... That would be scary.

This would just be annoying af.

Bi_3 wrote:

Strat wrote:I don't really care about a cubs jerk off. I hope there's more to it than that

They did do the bad-ass alternate take on MoW at one of these. Hopefully some of that will be included.

By far the best version of Masters of War ever played live (including Dylan) that I've ever heard... McCreadys solo was so intense it actually took away from the last verse. Almost wish they would have just kept jamming loud with EV doing the last lines over the top (Think they toyed around with it that way back during the VFC tour?)

B wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:

B wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:We decided we'd wait and buy the damn video. I'm not really into the idea of watching it in a room full of dipshits. Besides, the Squid will want to watch it over and over.

I don't know what it's like where you are, but the theater here holds about 50 people. At $16 a ticket for a single showing, I don't expect a lot of casual people to come in.

exactly... I meant a bunch of hooting and hollering PJ dipshits from the Pit...

I can't handle that shit in a movie theater!

Do you imagine a Pearl Jam movie to be like a horror movie in 1990s Harlem?

I saw a screening of PJ20 in Cambridge MA and everyone in the theater save me and one other person was insufferable.

I saw PJ20 in Winston-Salem. People went into the movie. People watched the movie. People left the movie.

It was, y'know ... a movie.

B wrote:I saw PJ20 in Winston-Salem. People went into the movie. People watched the movie. People left the movie.

It was, y'know ... a movie.

Yea i had a great experience. There was some singing but that was a ton of fun.

The crowd was better behaved at PJ20 than most movies I go to.

I think the Pit is as nuts as anyone else, but I've never met those guys in real life.

B wrote:I think the Pit is as nuts as anyone else, but I've never met those guys in real life.

Most of them are just normal folks. It was really only a few I met wrigley '13 that actually were 'PJHS: Cult' types. And that was only after they asked about my posts on the Pit and I mentioned this place.

Strat wrote:

B wrote:I saw PJ20 in Winston-Salem. People went into the movie. People watched the movie. People left the movie.

It was, y'know ... a movie.

Yea i had a great experience. There was some singing but that was a ton of fun.

this is what I dread in a movie theater... unless Samuel L. Jackson says some iconic, quotable line, everyone needs to shut the F#*K up and remind themselves who actually gets paid to sing the damn songs!

Iholdthepain wrote:

Strat wrote:

B wrote:I saw PJ20 in Winston-Salem. People went into the movie. People watched the movie. People left the movie.

It was, y'know ... a movie.

Yea i had a great experience. There was some singing but that was a ton of fun.

this is what I dread in a movie theater... unless Samuel L. Jackson says some iconic, quotable line, everyone needs to shut the F#*K up and remind themselves who actually gets paid to sing the damn songs!

Curmudgeon.

Strat wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:

Strat wrote:

B wrote:I saw PJ20 in Winston-Salem. People went into the movie. People watched the movie. People left the movie.

It was, y'know ... a movie.

Yea i had a great experience. There was some singing but that was a ton of fun.

this is what I dread in a movie theater... unless Samuel L. Jackson says some iconic, quotable line, everyone needs to shut the F#*K up and remind themselves who actually gets paid to sing the damn songs!

Curmudgeon.

oh, for sure!

It's pretty annoying when some idiot is singing loudly into your ear at a concert, but expected. The band can feed off the energy... yadda, yadda...

In a movie theater, though, THE BAND CAN'T HEAR YOU!!!

Iholdthepain wrote:

Strat wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:

Strat wrote:

B wrote:I saw PJ20 in Winston-Salem. People went into the movie. People watched the movie. People left the movie.

It was, y'know ... a movie.

Yea i had a great experience. There was some singing but that was a ton of fun.

this is what I dread in a movie theater... unless Samuel L. Jackson says some iconic, quotable line, everyone needs to shut the F#*K up and remind themselves who actually gets paid to sing the damn songs!

Curmudgeon.

oh, for sure!

It's pretty annoying when some idiot is singing loudly into your ear at a concert, but expected. The band can feed off the energy... yadda, yadda...

In a movie theater, though, THE BAND CAN'T HEAR YOU!!!

It wasn't the hole time but i believe during Alive - in pj20 - people started singing along. It felt good. Was fitting. It was a joyous occasion.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:PJ20 was good on the big screen. I don't know how this will translate. I'll probably still go, but there's a very good chance I'll fall asleep part way through.

I'd happily go to a screening but Australia stops at the western Victorian border apparently.

I take it back. They have screenings in WA, Qld, NT and SA now too! Noice.

And 2 Gold Class tix purchased, with 1 x Angus Royale with Cheese Sliders and chips as a nibble.

Happy days. I love Gold Class.

I went to two screenings of PJ20 and they were glorious.

Higgs wrote:And 2 Gold Class tix purchased, with 1 x Angus Royale with Cheese Sliders and chips as a nibble.

Happy days. I love Gold Class.

Thanks mate. I'll meet you by the popcorn stand.