Cabot silver screen showtimes movie#
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I like flashy special effects, in your face 3D, so I always went to the Rave or Chenal 9 in Little Rock. I have lived in Cabot all my life, but have never been to the local 'Silver Screen' theater because I am more into the big city experience of theaters.

The management is very rude and obviously uneducated and they know no meaning of 'the customer is always right.' I will drive to Little Rock from now on where businesses know that customer satisfaction is the most important. This theater is over priced and isn't even that nice of a theater. She then told me I was welcome to call customer service and then walked away.

Cabot silver screen showtimes movie#

I then proceeded to explain to her that sometimes kids purchase tickets to a PG movie and sneak into rated R movies that their parents won't let them see. She replied by saying they do not sell more tickets than there are seats for.

Cabot silver screen showtimes full#

I mentioned to her that it was not my fault the theater was full and that I had arrived in plenty of time to get a seat. She said they did not refund or exchange tickets and if I wanted to see the later movie, I would have to purchase another ticket. I asked the manager if I could swap my ticket out for the later showing. Upon walking into the theater I noticed that the seats were full. I bought tickets to see the movie 'The Devil Inside' 30 minutes before it started. This movie theater is the worst movie theater I have ever been to.

Instead, he portrayed cruel and exacting villains in such films as 1935's 'Let 'em Have It' and 1936's 'The Last of the Mohicans.' After serving in the United States Army Air Forces in World War II, Cabot returned to Hollywood, playing supporting roles opposite John Wayne in popular war dramas and Westerns of the '50s and '60s.This movie theater is the worst movie theater I have ever been to. Despite what was, for the relatively unknown actor, a huge career boost, Cabot seldom worked again as a romantic lead. With his towering stature and athletic build, Cabot was cast as the male lead in 1933's groundbreaking monster epic, 'King Kong,' playing dashing hero Jack Driscoll to actress Fay Wray's damsel-in-distress, Ann Darrow. Born of Franco-Irish and Cherokee heritage in Carlsbad, New Mexico, Cabot worked various odd jobs, from prize fighter to insurance salesman to oil worker, before a chance meeting with RKO producer David O. Although his breakout movie role in the original 'King Kong' all but epitomized the era's archetypal male hero, actor Bruce Cabot is perhaps best known for his villainous character studies in nearly 100 feature films.