Thursday, December 10, 2009

In Back to the Future, what movie was playing at the movie theatre when Marty went back to 1955?

What movie was playing in 1985?



This is another one of my weekly trivia questions. First person with the correct, and most thorough answer, gets "Best Answer."



In Back to the Future, what movie was playing at the movie theatre when Marty went back to 1955?opera songs



...if I recall correctly, it was "A Boy's Life" and "Watch the Skies", which were reportedly alternate titles for the Spielberg films, "E.T.: The Extraterrestial" and "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"...



...there were a couple of other theatres in the 1955 town, which were playing alternate movies, I think that they were "Cattle Queen of Montana" and "The Atomic Kid", but it's been a long while since I saw "BTTF", so I really can't be too sure...



...I'm also inclined to think that the first double bill I mentioned, was actually in "Gremlins", not "BTTF"...



...in 1985, I think that the theater marquee said that the theater was closed, or was playing X-Rated movies, or something; again, I'd have to go back to the movie, for that one...



In Back to the Future, what movie was playing at the movie theatre when Marty went back to 1955?secure browser opera theater



mm I think it was a Elvis Movie but I can't remember which one or maybe a John Wayne Movie.
"Cattle Queen of Montana"
Film Jedi is correct. It's "Cattle Queen of Montana," starring Barbara Stanwyck and Ronald Reagan. That's one reason why it's funny when, a while after spotting this marquee, Marty has trouble convincing Doc Brown that Reagan is president in 1985. After all, Doc must be thinking, who'd vote for the costar of "Cattle Queen of Montana" to be president of the US? No wonder he asks whether the vice president is the equally absurd Jerry Lewis.

Are you quickly annoyed/irritated by the loud-mouths in a movie theatre?

or do you participate in the loud outbursts during a movie?



Are you quickly annoyed/irritated by the loud-mouths in a movie theatre?opera cd



I quit going to the movies. I buy the DVD and watch at home on a huge screen. Better popcorn, too, and I can have a beer or two.



Are you quickly annoyed/irritated by the loud-mouths in a movie theatre?opera singer opera theater



yes



i dont go very much anymore
Yes they are very annoying.
I do get irrtated exspecially when the people in the movie are loud mouths like Miley Cyrus and Emily Osment in "Hannah Montana"
i am quickly annoyed by all the loud-mouth, but they are everywhere, its so rude!
I hate cell phones and people who let there kids jabber jaw, and people who bring babies who cry, only to be taken to the tunnel, where their cry is amplified. The best thing about it is that you can get uppity with them, and they can't say anything, because the whole theatre is on your side.
It drives me nuts. And my boyfriend is one of them. He's one of those guys who wishes they can jump in the movie and make it play out how he wants to...so annoying.
i hate when people talk during the movie!! but if something funny happens and every1 laughs then i don't mind :[}
I have had people thrown out for talking. It drives me nuts. I paid $10.50 to watch the movie not listen to who the girl next door is going to have sex with.
yES THIS OLD MAN BEHIND ME SLEPT THROUGH T HE WHOLE THING!!!! LOL PLZ ANSWER MINE http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
I'm quickly annoyed, by those that make noise. And don't let me hear what's going on in the movie.
one reason i don't to movies unless it's not crowded, too many people crave attention and don't care about anyone else
participate, i hope you will participate with me!!!!!!
I hate that, that's why I only go to the matinee, those loud



mouth only come out at night.



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I get mad when people suck their teeth when I'm talking on my cell phone in the theatre. They should learn some manners.
i dont like anyone talking during a movie, if the movie is really good - even ppl with me. lol the atmosphere is half the reason i enjoy going so much, to get lost in the movie - i dont want any commotion going on around me to remind me i am still in reality lol I know that sounds like I am a head case but it's true. lol
I can't stand it...unless they are just laughing thats fine but when they are like talking about the movie and asking questions about it and stuff. ..uggh that annoys me!
just when the movie starts. I'm always the ***** shushing everyone.
I do get frustrated, and no I never disturb others during a movie
yes but sometimes its funny
I hate it when people talk in the theater. Or if they buy a whole bunch of snacks and spend like 5 min. opening up the wrappers and crinkling them around. ERRRGGGG! It gets on my nerves.
In order to be quiet I just flash them sign language!
i participate in the talking during the movie



but im not loud



i whisper to make sure no one else can hear me
Honestly i really don't care if they want to scream doesn't bother me simply because it's not like watching a movie at home the sound is so long in the theater i usually can't even hear them being belligerent

What can be a reason to kill the main actor of a theatre play?

IDK?



What can be a reason to kill the main actor of a theatre play?chicago theater



he doesn't follow his stage directions.



What can be a reason to kill the main actor of a theatre play?met opera opera theater



He's committed a past crime and someone seeks revenge on him. Or he is a hero killed in the midst of a battle, robbery, etc.
if you wanna shock your audience by using death, it can be done in theater.
He's a bad actor.
Because the killer is the understudy? Because the co-star wants someone else in the part? Because he cannot remember his lines and the show is losing money?
what is this..? there may be several reasons.. secrets behind it.The main actor may be stumbling block to the killer. He is waiting for the opportunity to kill him. ok.. mainly ... it will not be a property matter. mainly it will not be a talent in action matter.. mainly, it will not be a competition matter..mainly it will not be a senior/junior matter.. then what ? 1. money matter....or 2. surely, no doubt a lady matter. Generally, this two reasons are the reasons to kill. ok.. you need clearcut answer. He is behind the bars. Go and ask directly, the exact reason. we don't know the correct reason.. but killer know..

I hve row ZE at the Apollo Victoria Theatre to see a show, can someone tell me if these are good sea

You are 31 seats back from the stage. I would say that is excellent seating!



I hope this helps.



I hve row ZE at the Apollo Victoria Theatre to see a show, can someone tell me if these are good seats?performing arts



They are only good if I can sit in them.



I hve row ZE at the Apollo Victoria Theatre to see a show, can someone tell me if these are good seats?binoculars opera theater



Look at the seating plan that the other answerer gave you , it is a good seat . You can usually tell in the price that you pay , if you pay the cheapest amount it will be the worst and the most that you pay will be the best view.

Why is it unlucky to whistle in a theatre dressing room?

It's bad luck to whistle in any part of a theatre. In the old days before walkie talkies, stage hands used to communicate with each other by whistling. So if you whistled in a theatre you might inadvertently signal a set piece to fly in and someone might get taken out.



Why is it unlucky to whistle in a theatre dressing room?symphony



Only, if you're superstitus!



Why is it unlucky to whistle in a theatre dressing room?performing arts center opera theater



What a stupid superstition! Only religious people would come up with something so idiotic.
i heard you get hit with pies if you do
Of all theatre superstitions, here's one that actually has some basis in fact.



Because sailors used to commonly take jobs working the "flies" (i.e., the rigging) in theatres, and because they used to communicate with one another by whistling, it's commonly thought to be bad luck to whistle in the theatre for fear of confusing the stagehands.
Goalkeepers have to have their favourite toy in the net during a match. It's superstition. It guards afainst something bad happening.

What are the advantages of going to a theatre?

seeing it on the big screen with good sound



being part of the collected effect of the audience (if you don't know what I mean by this, then you need to go to a big cult film at midnight on opening night)



What are the advantages of going to a theatre?events



bigger and better visual quality,



surround sound and yes, popcorn



(w/c i don't have to prepare) to boot. 眉



What are the advantages of going to a theatre?home theatre opera theater



Big Screen, Big sound, Being Out of the House and in a Theater, More Room, Better in the dark than at home in the dark.
big screen and more sound.
seeing the movie sooner rather than later when it comes out on DVD
With respect, all the other answers before I posted this are the advantages of going to the cinema, not the theatre.



The theatre is a shared, live, in the moment, three dimensional, unique experience. You, as an audience member, would be taking part in not only the thrill of drama and spectacle, but an art form that has been around since before there were written languages. There's an excitement to theatre, a real-time event in which anything can happen at any given moment and a vitality of living people bringing literature to life, educating, sharing, emoting, and making you laugh.
the popcorn, bigger screen

Can i use my data projector for home theatre?

Many data projectors have limited resolution, designed for VGA or SVGA standards. If you are willing to live with that, check the projector specs to make sure it will accept one of the ATSC formats as input (480i/60Hz, 480p/60Hz, 720p/60Hz or 1080i/60Hz). If it was designed primarly for computer display, it may not accept these, but many do. Unless the projector will display at least 1280x760 pixels, your home theater will not be high definition.



Can i use my data projector for home theatre?say yes



Yep. Now, it may not do deep blacks as well as a projector designed especially for home theater, but a screen with a grey tint can help there. And you may get better results using a PC as a DVD player, since the video output can be tweaked to exactly match the projector's native pixel resolution. Check out Avsforum.com for everything you could possibly want to know about projectors and home theater PCs.



Can i use my data projector for home theatre?palace theatre opera theater



ya of course what an idea