Capsule reviews: ‘Tron: Legacy,’ ‘How Do You Know’

In a theatre

Image by Toban Black
In a movie theatre
in London, Ontario, Canada

I don’t know what any of these people’s faces look like.

We were sitting near one another for about two hours, but if I had tried to talk about the movie with them afterwards, they probably wouldn’t have found that strange and awkward.

Various other people were around us as well.

Of course, on their way out, people mulled around down and out the exits without any substantial interpersonal contact.

Basically I’m pointing out a lack of community.

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The movie was playing when I took this photo.

I used the flash by mistake. (I wouldn’t have done that on purpose.)
To avoid making the same mistake again, I probably won’t ever try to use my camera while a movie is playing.

The flash probably wasn’t very noticeable —
at least, for people who weren’t sitting right beside me.

If I did disturb anyone, I doubt they would have actually said anything to me.

Capsule reviews: ‘Tron: Legacy,’ ‘How Do You Know’
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