A Love Born From Steel - Ongoing Discussion

[Aloysius J. Gleek]

Leslie,

Just read Chapter 16 this morning and I have to run out--I must reply later and tell you how wonderful it was--thanks!

xxxxx
John
 

[Kelda]

Leslie..

I somehow managed to not get round to reading the chapters after chapter 2, but last week I saved the chapters to a word doc to read them all. Just finished a marathon reading session of all the other chapters...

Loving your work! 

will post a comment on fanfic when I can access it while not at work!

[Jeff Wrangler]

Why am I craving a toasted cheese sandwich (with tomato) and a bowl of alphabet soup? 

[MaineWriter]

Why am I craving a toasted cheese sandwich (with tomato) and a bowl of alphabet soup? 

John, Kelda and Jeff....

Thank you, thank you, thank you...all your support is appreciated.

Can't you picture Ennis, crying over his soup? Makes me want to cry...I am so in love with my Ennis, it hurts.

Leslie
MaineWriter, in pain

[Jeff Wrangler]

John, Kelda and Jeff....

Thank you, thank you, thank you...all your support is appreciated.

Can't you picture Ennis, crying over his soup? Makes me want to cry...I am so in love with my Ennis, it hurts.

Leslie
MaineWriter, in pain

I know, Honey, I know. Of course it makes one want to cry. I know what "your" Ennis is feeling. After all, I've lost my mother, too.

And it isn't any easier seeing oneself in Ennis, or Ennis in oneself, and being in love with one's own Jack.

We need to remember Cher's words to Nicholas Cage in Moonstruck: "SNAP OUT OF IT!"

With deepest sympathy,
Jeff

[MaineWriter]

We need to remember Cher's words to Nicholas Cage in Moonstruck: "SNAP OUT OF IT!"

With deepest sympathy,
Jeff

Dopeslap! Thanks! I needed that! LOL

L
xo

[Aloysius J. Gleek]

Between running from several appointments (doctors, natch) I wanted to mention only one of many, many beautiful things in the latest chapter--

“My sis fixed us up. She knew Alma’s family through the Methodist church.” Ennis paused for a minute, thinking, then continued. “When my brother decided t’get married, I think my sis was worried ‘bout me, thought I needed t’hook up with someone so I wouldn’t be alone. So, she introduced us…” He gave Jack a funny smile. “I never really dated anyone before, was never really interested in girls.”

That's Ennis is a nutshell.

Got to run again, Leslie, but will say more--and Hi, Jeff!

xxxx
John
 



 

[MaineWriter]

Brokies in Dallas--

I need so info about when BBM was playing in the movie theater in Dallas. Is there any sort of a big theater downtown where it was playing? If yes, what is the name of this theater? Is it within walking distance of the Hyatt Regency?

Anyone remember the schedule of times it was showing at this theater?

If there is no such theater, can you tell me the names of the theaters where it was playing?

Also...a few years ago I ate a restaurant called Fish which was near the Hyatt (walking distance). Is it still there?

Thanks in advance,

Leslie

[delalluvia]

Brokies in Dallas--

I need so info about when BBM was playing in the movie theater in Dallas. Is there any sort of a big theater downtown where it was playing? If yes, what is the name of this theater? Is it within walking distance of the Hyatt Regency?

Anyone remember the schedule of times it was showing at this theater?

If there is no such theater, can you tell me the names of the theaters where it was playing?

Also...a few years ago I ate a restaurant called Fish which was near the Hyatt (walking distance). Is it still there?

Thanks in advance,

Leslie

Hmmmm      I don't know of any 'downtown' theaters that were showing BBM.  The only theater I know that was actually downtown closed a few years back.  The Magnolia near downtown was the closest, but it isn't actually in downtown, but just outside it.  I haven't heard of 'Fish' restaurant, but there is a Big Fish Little Fish restaurant that is within walking distance of the Magnolia, but unless there was another Hyatt Regency Hotel somewhere, neither of these two places are close to it.

BBM also played at the Cinemark Legacy (Plano) and the Angelika Theater (Plano).  There were some others, after the wide-wide release but all I can remember is it also showing at the Loewes Keystone which is now the AMC Keystone.

[PatSinnott]

Fish closed a couple of years ago.   

Like Delluvia said, the closest to downtown was the Magnolia Theater in the West Village.  They have a website http://www.landmarktheaters.com/market/Dallas/TheMagnolia.htm  You could email them for the showtimes.  I know it was playing all day at first, and towards the end of the run, just late afternoon and night.  I saw it both times at the Magnolia. 

I think it also played at the AMC Grand after wide release.  In December, there were only a handful of theaters showing it.

Hope this helps,
Pat Sinnott