Culture in the Cinema
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I posted that question the other day. 
http://www.digitalspy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1057888
Whilst I personally love the idea, the chances of it happening at a multi-plex round here are pretty much zero. It's pretty much a culture free zone where I live and they're happy to keep it that way, which is a shame as it's areas like this that would really benefit from this democratic distribution of this art form.
http://www.digitalspy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1057888
Whilst I personally love the idea, the chances of it happening at a multi-plex round here are pretty much zero. It's pretty much a culture free zone where I live and they're happy to keep it that way, which is a shame as it's areas like this that would really benefit from this democratic distribution of this art form.
Sue Quinn W
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What makes opera, ballet and plays more cultural than films?
shortyskater1800
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I saw a drag queen once.
They also showed Carmen in the cinema.
They also showed Carmen in the cinema.
You're right, my mistake. I should have made that definition between high brow and low brow culture. Whilst I do love my low-brow culture (and the lower the better 
) it would be nice to experience the finer things in life.
And yes, more drag queens would be nice. La cage Aux Folles anyone?
) it would be nice to experience the finer things in life. And yes, more drag queens would be nice. La cage Aux Folles anyone?