The Simpsons Movie First Viewing..... (A Breakdown in Civility)

I worked at a movie theater for four days in 1992.
After going to see the Simpsons at the Century in South San Francisco I saw why I did not last.
http://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&hs=eGS&pwst=1&q=century&near=South+San+Francisco,+CA&radius=0.0&latlng=37655940,-122413360,8026526151103742328&sa=X&oi=local&ct=authority&cd=1

I am amazed that this is still a full price theater. It combines the lack of character of a multiplex with the dinginess of a mall near the end of its life.
Based on the Yelp reviews, I heard they had rats. I did not see any but I would have found that preferable to the behavior of the patrons who did not seem to understand the concept of being quiet and seemed to be playing some sort of game aimed at annoying me and the other patrons who seemed to have an old timey concept of being quiet when watching a movie.

I did like the movie. It is the Simpsons and it was simply a 90 minute episode which was fine. Lately I have found movies to be close to three hours for no real reason. Case in point, Spider Man 3. It would have been a fun movie at 90 minutes. (Also it was a long day.....)

If my Mom had a clock like Molly Weasley she would she Marcus in Cinema (Annoyed), Andrea in Salt Lake City (Annoyed), Jeff in China (probably at the Shaloin Temple and Tommy either in France or Texas.
http://www.hp-lexicon.org/wizards/molly.html#skills

I ran about 4.2 miles on the Sawyer Camp trail. Did not have to help Keri move.