Ryan Reynolds is doing that Deadpool dumb-thing. Don’t really think too hard about the logic or the ridiculous plot of The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard and you’ll have a good time.

I am hoping it’s just temporary, and am looking forward to a time when you can attend a 100% full theater room without any restrictions.Īs for the movie, I thought it was just a silly Summer film. I know this is a lot of talk about the theater itself, but I felt it was really important to talk about all the changes as a result of the pandemic. I actually really love that empty seat next to me, but I can’t really see this can continue - especially if the theater hope to survive.

Seats were grouped by two, with one empty seat on each side. This created a large “wait area”, where customers pooled very closely to each other waiting for their popcorn.Īs for assigned seating, again, this is just at our showing (it could be different at other theaters), they were operating at half-capacity. While this sounds good, especially if it works smoothly… the reality is that there were too many orders happening at the same time that the staffs could not keep up with the orders. Once you pay for it, you’re given an order number, which is fulfilled by the staff behind the counter. The same for concessions, you’ll have to use a computer screen to order your food and drinks.

For one thing, to buy movie tickets, at least at the ShowPlace ICON, you had to use a display and follow the instructions. Of course, a lot of things have changed, post-pandemic. Personally speaking, I haven’t been to the movie theaters in well over a year, and was just really happy to be out of the house and attending a public showing of a film. We hadn’t seen the first film, but decided to see the sequel, mostly because we wanted the theater-going experience again, now that theaters are opened and operating again.

We got a chance to see a sneak preview of Lionsgate’s upcoming action/comedy film The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard on Wednesday, at the ShowPlace ICON theater in St.

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