Instead of beating a dead horse, I shall offer a new observation.
People in Baltimore are adjusting to the new heirarchy of film exhibtion in Baltimore, for good or for bad.
All you have to do is wait and you can see your movie where you would prefer to see it, perhaps at a place that is cheaper, where you can find parking. It is a gamble, but it seems to be an emerging trend.
The Band's Visit? Played at both the Charles and the Landmark.
Iron Man? Played at both the Senator and the Charles.
The Visitor has managed to play all three local theaters, and is still going strong, perhaps due in part to an article that commented upon how strong it is going.
I just hope that my opportunity to see films like Mister Lonely (reviewed in the City Paper under the mistaken impression it was opening Friday. June 6th at the Landmark Harbor East) on the big screen in Baltimore is not taken away. Will more screens lead to less films?
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