The Boston Film Festival has a terrible interface. You select which movie you want info on from a pulldown menu, which is bad; the movie pages don't have information on which dates the movies are playing, which is lame; and the pages for each individual date don't have links to the movie description pages. Buh. The film list helps a little but not enough.
Anyhow, it all starts tonight, and I would be remiss if I did not point out a few movies.
More...The Boston Film Festival has a terrible interface. You select which movie you want info on from a pulldown menu, which is bad; the movie pages don’t have information on which dates the movies are playing, which is lame; and the pages for each individual date don’t have links to the movie description pages. Buh. The film list helps a little but not enough.
Anyhow, it all starts tonight, and I would be remiss if I did not point out a few movies.
[Crossposted from Population: One; go here for the original post.]
OK: some people want to see Ong Bak and Dead and Breakfast. (See previous post.) They are both playing a week from today. Ong Bak starts at 7:15 and 9:45 at the Lowes Boston Common; Dead and Breakfast starts at 7:30 and 9:45 at the Copley.
Seeing Ong Bak first provides more transit time. (Walk vs. subway?) So that's the right way to do things. Thus, here's how it's gonna work:
I will buy tickets for both shows this weekend, for myself and for everyone who makes the request by Saturday midnight. Post early, post often. We'll meet up at the Lowes before the show, around 6:30. Fun will ensue.
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