I know, I know. I’ll give you a minute while you try to digest this and recover from any instantaneous hyperventilation you may have launched into…
But it really happened. My husband and I broke our 2+ year blue streak, rented a teen for the evening to watch our little cherubs and settled ourselves and our discount bag of popcorn in front of the silver screen.
It was a very cool night, but I was left utterly baffled by the whole experience.
The first fifteen minutes were pretty chill, but then I started to get a little confused when the man beside me remained seated. Not once did he hop up and randomly start screaming that he needed a juice refill in his sippy cup. He just sat there. And watched the movie. Huh.
And the movie itself…there was absolutely no animation. None. No one sang the hot dog dance song, spoke in rhyme or tried to find any hidden gold doubloons. Whaa???
Obviously after 45 minutes into the film, I started to gather up my belongings and dust popcorn off my pants, preparing to leave, but then noticed that no one else was movie. What was wrong with these people? Don’t they know that every movie ends after 45 minutes? By every movie, I mean Bob the Builder Christmas and A Very Monkey Christmas. So yes, truly every movie ends after 45 minutes. Except this one didn’t. It kept playing for a whole additional 2 hours (obviously, were seeing The Hobbit).
Then a really strange thing happened. My husband reached over and held my hand. No, he wasn’t giving me a gentle nudge that it was beyond time to get off the couch and go to bed since it was pushing 9pm. He was not making a mad grad to jerk me out of the way of a flying plate at the dinner table. He just wanted to hold my hand.
It’s official. The most bizarre night in history just went down. Good thing we can’t afford another sitter, because I don’t think I can handle any more of this crazy movie nights.
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