Spider-Man: Far From Home (Extended)

Well, I saw the Extended version of "Spider-Man: Far From Home" yesterday but since I didn't see it when it came out in July, I don't know what was extra.

Here's what's weird though. When I got to the theatre there was no one in the parking lot at all. It was a theatre I'd never been to before so I walked in and there was no box office. The concessions person saw me and asked if she could help me, and I said, "Where's the box office?" She said, well, this is concessions, but I can sell you a ticket. So I'm like, "OK..."

So I go into the theatre and I'm the only one there. They had some ads slide show running so I had a seat. I heard someone else come in and looked up and it was the concessions woman. She looked around, saw I was the only one there, and said, "We'll get the movie going in a second." OK, I guess I'm getting my own private showing!

OK, so the movie started with only one preview for "Ad Astra." I watched the movie and naturally waited to see if there was any extra after credits scene. About a quarter of the way through the credits, the movie starts fast forwarding. Skipping ahead as if you hit FF on your DVR. It overshoots the after credits scene by a little bit, then rewinds a little, then plays the scene.

So I'm like, ok, either they really REALLY want me to leave or they are trying to do me a favor by not having me wait through the end credits. Still it was weird, and what if I wanted to see what songs were played in the movie? Anyway, I left the theatre and there was no one in the lobby at all. As I walked out the door, I heard someone say, "Good night" but I didn't even turn around, I just kept walking as I was too weirded out.

Anyway, as for the movie, it was good. I love what they did with Mysterio, and Jake Gylenhaal did a really good job playing him. My only gripe is that there were certain things in the storyline that left some minor plot holes, and the after credits scene opens up a can of worms IMHO.

But yeah, pretty good. You certainly have to watch it after Infinity War and Endgame.

v6,
boNes

Sounds a little bit like a Twilight Zone episode bones. Reading your description I could almost see a Telly Savalas character walk in and sit behind you while an all knowing doll appears in the seat next to you. We have a theater(A Carmike turned AMC)that has no box office. You by your tickets as the concession stand which is weird to me and most of the time there is no one ever tearing tickets.

Kind of neat though that you had the theater to yourself and that whomever was there seemed to go out of there way to provide polite service to their only patron.

There's an old joke about a customer calling the box office to find out what time a not so well regarded movie was playing.

The cashier responds, "What time can you get here?"

no dolls! That's a true nightmare for me...

v6,
boNes

Don't you mean Night Monkey Far From Home?