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Any fellow Jean-Pierre Jeunet fans interested in getting together for a viewing of "Micmacs" on Saturday? It's playing at the Kendall Square Cinema at 11am, 1:30pm, 4pm, 6:45pm, and 9:25pm.
"Delicatessen" was a bit shocking when I saw it in HS and I haven't seen it in a while. "City of Lost Children" was a glorious, cinematic beauty reminiscent of Terry Gilliam and "Amelie" was, well, cute and fun. I haven't seen any of his other works but "Micmacs" looks most like "City of Lost Children".
I think 11am is too early and 9:25pm is a bit late having to trek back to Salem but I could ostensibly do lunch and hit the 1:30pm, do the 4pm and go out for dinner, or do dinner and go out to the 6:45pm.
Depending on the critical mass, I could go for a 9:25 but I know there are a few parties going on that night and, frankly, I've been a bit partial to being in bed with a book by that time.
Anyway - I haven't really thought about which of the three times pique my interest most. I've never really explored the culinary options near the theater before either.
Thoughts? Interest?
"Delicatessen" was a bit shocking when I saw it in HS and I haven't seen it in a while. "City of Lost Children" was a glorious, cinematic beauty reminiscent of Terry Gilliam and "Amelie" was, well, cute and fun. I haven't seen any of his other works but "Micmacs" looks most like "City of Lost Children".
I think 11am is too early and 9:25pm is a bit late having to trek back to Salem but I could ostensibly do lunch and hit the 1:30pm, do the 4pm and go out for dinner, or do dinner and go out to the 6:45pm.
Depending on the critical mass, I could go for a 9:25 but I know there are a few parties going on that night and, frankly, I've been a bit partial to being in bed with a book by that time.
Anyway - I haven't really thought about which of the three times pique my interest most. I've never really explored the culinary options near the theater before either.
Thoughts? Interest?
