While visiting the legendary Arclight Theatre in Hollywood, I was initially taken aback by the $14 admission ticket. Yet, I will concede that after experiencing the service of the theatre, suddenly those extra few dollars for the ticket didn’t look so bad.
My roommate and I caught the relatively low-budget “Good Night and Good Luck.” This was not a film that would push any speaker systems to their limits, but the print looked flawless and the sound was perfect. The film itself was well-crafted, reflecting back on a less complicated age of broadcast journalism.
Also of note regarding the Arclight: We were both big fans of the classy squad of ushers and their personal introduction. Oh yes, and reserved seating is so brilliant that it should be a nationwide standard.
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