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Originally Posted by GK Punk
I'm not jumping down his throat, I like guitar raph as well. However he stated as a fact that he was dressed as the Joker. he said "I am the Joker" That's not dressing as The Joker. If I was jumping down his throat I would have been mean, but guitar raph means no harm. I like the guy. I may have been short with him but I've had a lot of health problems the past week and can't tell when I'm being short with someone out of pain, or when I'm talking normal.
So my apologies to Guitar Raph if I came off short.
You probably don't know this, but I'm part of a Costuming charity group that has branches through out the country. We take pictures with kids/families (and sometimes teens and adults too.) take donations for children hospitals so on and so forth. So to me, it's a pretty big deal.
Generally, I don't go to the theater much unless it's something I really badly want to see. Sometimes we go with out the charity group, but still go in costume and pose with kids and families just because it's part of who we are now. Although I generally half ass it when I just do it for fun.
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Still not seeing how this changes your movie viewing experience. There are tons of ways to drum up charity money. Seen it, done it. So that's not really a deal, especially with comic films.
But if you want to see a movie so bad would not being able to dress up like Ant-man really change that at all? Would it somehow make the movie better? I'm leaning towards no. Say what you want but that's how I feel. Playing dress up and midnight screenings are not important to the movie going experience.