[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

How come lake sumter is getting spared?

They can't find it because no one knows how to spell it!

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Ken Nelson

OK, so where is the best place to watch a movie? Big screen, surround sound, comfy seats????? near Brownwood (oh, and good popcorn!)

Leesburgh AMC...

[Freeda]

Originally Posted by Ken Nelson

OK, so where is the best place to watch a movie? Big screen, surround sound, comfy seats????? near Brownwood (oh, and good popcorn!)

The AMC theater at the mall in Leesburg. The local Old Mill theater here is no comparison; nor were the other two theaters that are now closed. I think the developer realized that.

[photo1902]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Leesburgh AMC...

Is Leesburgh near Lake Sumpter?

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Work groups?
Hey Jimmy what about them 3000+ clubs?

We are talking about the same thing. By workgroup, I meant - before retirement. The TV Land 3000 clubs are the after retirement situation, not working, just retiring,

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

I would hardly call what most of the above listed actors did as "getting drunk and causing a problem"...

Not the ones that I mentioned in the post. I was thinking about one of the early popular Australian actors that got drunk and had a police confrontation.

[meme5x]

It’s a dirty shame that the movie theaters in Spanish Springs and Brownwood are closed! What a treat to see something on the big screen, especially on a very hot day. Seems many of the old traditions are fading away.. streamed movies just aren’t the same.

[NotGolfer]

Watching a daytime talk show out of NYC....not The View! They brought up movies and it was said no one goes anymore due to streaming and home movie set ups. I think Covid changed a lot with our culture.....shopping, movies, travel and more.

[wisbad1]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

How reliable is your information?

I heard it from the guy building the Costco store lol

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by meme5x

It’s a dirty shame that the movie theaters in Spanish Springs and Brownwood are closed! What a treat to see something on the big screen, especially on a very hot day. Seems many of the old traditions are fading away.. streamed movies just aren’t the same.

I agree with that. The Villages has a huge population of retirees who also get a lot of visits from their family members from all over the place. Movie theaters would be quite a draw especially for those tired of Disney's offerings near Orlando.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

I agree with that. The Villages has a huge population of retirees who also get a lot of visits from their family members from all over the place. Movie theaters would be quite a draw especially for those tired of Disney's offerings near Orlando.

Proof is in the pudding as they say. Not enough support from villagers to make reopening a worthwhile endeavor.

[fishon]

I bet you could put a lot of apartments in those big theater buildings.
Just sayin’.

[Nick B]

Originally Posted by affald

A very reliable source at the ministry of truth says all three village theatres and other village properties will be used for section 8 housing. It certainly is the morally correct thing to do.

Making fun of the poor. Typical R villager.

[affald]

Originally Posted by Nick B

Making fun of the poor. Typical R villager.

Respected? Resourceful? Radiant? Resourceful? Rejuvenated? Reflective? Reasonable? All of the above? Thank you and thank God .

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Nick B

Making fun of the poor. Typical R villager.

You might wan to lighten up think he was making a joke.