[gocubsgo]

It would even be nicer if the management could figure out how to program the movies! Not only did we have the wrong movie on the screen but the lights were on for the entire wrong show and no one could figure out how to turn them off! The seats were sticky and it looked like no one cleaned the theater between movies. We asked for a refund because it was the wrong movie and they wouldn't give it to us.

[golfergirl1]

On the Barnstorm movie website this movie was described as a raucous comedy with a cast of some of Hollywoods biggest stars. Enough to peak the
interest of any movie goer familiar with the likes of Haley Barry, Hugh Jackman, Dennis Quade and so on. The only online movie trailer I was able to locate was actually of the last bit of the film that due to sound issues did
not reveal how racist it was going to be. Lesson learned... do not go opening
night. Till you walk in someones shoes do not presume how they fit.

Originally Posted by memason

Not sure how it's the theaters fault that you did not research a movie that you went to see ???? I believe most of us do a little research on a movie, BEFORE we go see it.... You know..trailers, reviews, word of mouth, etc.

[mgjim]

Originally Posted by golfergirl1

On the Barnstorm movie website this movie was described as a raucous comedy with a cast of some of Hollywoods biggest stars. Enough to peak the
interest of any movie goer familiar with the likes of Haley Barry, Hugh Jackman, Dennis Quade and so on. The only online movie trailer I was able to locate was actually of the last bit of the film that due to sound issues did
not reveal how racist it was going to be. Lesson learned... do not go opening
night. Till you walk in someones shoes do not presume how they fit.

If you like movies, you should check out the website, Rotten Tomatoes (Movies | Movie Trailers | Reviews - Rotten Tomatoes). You can check out what critics and viewers think of the movie you want to see and watch a trailer, too. Usually, there are plenty of critic's reviews prior to opening night at most theaters so you should get a pretty good idea about how good the movie may be. At the very least, you'll get enough information to decide for yourself if it's a movie you'd like to see (since the critics aren't always "right").

Just for example, Movie 43 received a rating of 5 out of 100 from the critics. That right there pretty much tells you to save your money.