Movie times whooo

[kosher_jenny]

If you haven't seen Coraline yet, I highly recommend you do. Especially if it's still playing in 3d near where you live and if it costs you as much as it did me you will probably wind up keeping the glasses out of spite. 14 bucks?! It's an amazing movie, and the 3D is integrated really nicely into the overall film, not in a gimmicky "lets throw

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[pandoras_closet]

Actually, I think Suncoast went out of business. We don't have them down here either.

[kosher_jenny]

There's one in the mall nearby my university, but I haven't been there for a few months, so I don't know if it's still around. If I don't find anything interesting tomorrow I could always walk over there after my classes on Tuesday to check.

The closing of the one in my mall annoyed me for another reason though: I actually worked there for one winter in high school (there and another mall store) and I never got any other contact info from my manager at the time, so after it closed down I basically had a Phantom Job in my employment history--since no potential employer has any real way of verifying that I worked there, I think. It's not really a problem for me now, but it's still annoying.

Although it's probably for the best that I wound up not staying on there too long as I would probably have just spent a good chunk of my paycheck on movies and action figures. (but I did get a cool Hellboy figure)

[pandoras_closet]

Oh yes. I spent 6 months working at a computer retail store and probably sunk a quarter of my earnings back into the store buying all sorts of geeky things. And that was with my Awesome employee discount

Still, I'm not as bad as one girl who spent at least half her paycheck buying cans of Monster.

[evil_and_ennui]

Saw that last night actually. I was pretty skeptical as the previews I'd seen didn't seem like it was going to do justice to the book but I ended up really enjoying it. 14 for one person? X_x for two of us it was 21.50 and I thought that was steep.