Alex Theatre

So streaming is doing really well, and the movies are doing well again.

We just did a press conference about this at the Alex Theater today in Glendale.

That screen was the top-grossing screen for the Odyssey in the entire United States.

And they reopened just

And I would never kill him because I love him and I would miss him immediately.

I came on here to tell you all that instead of going shopping or going to eat, my husband has a screening at the Alex Theatre, which is where he's hosting the pilot here in Los Angeles on November 18th, if I remember correctly.

Um, and it's, like, to test the audio, to see the final, like, picture lock, and to kind of just, like, ah.

[laughs]

Ooh.

All right.

We'll see you girls at the Alex Theatre.

See you.

I am recording this podcast on October 1st, because we are about to leave to go to LA on October 4th.

I'll be giving the closing keynote at the Alex Theatre in Glendale, California.

And hopefully, if you want, I'm sure there's still some tickets left.

If not, oh, just come in.

That's...

At the Alex Theater.

Yeah, they used Voodoo Glowska for that, I think.

Yeah, yeah, you guys...

I mean, I remember that existed.

I saw it at the Alex Theater in Glendale, and I treated it as if this was going to be my, uh, my, uh, my next Aliens moment, where I walked in one person and came out something else, 'cause I, now I, now I'd seen those other two Godfather movies the way they were meant to be seen, on VHS.

And so I go to this giant theater in downtown Glendale, and I sat through that thing, and holy fuck, it sucks.

It sucks.