Yeah, saw it in King of Prussia, PA. A couple of friends and familiar faces showed up. We hit Rock Bottom Brewery for some grub and a couple beers. The IPA was actually interesting. Nice.
Just finished a pint of homebrewed pale ale we kegged last night and ready to pull one more from the tap. I'm stalling. Ok, I would have to say it was confusing. I mean I enjoyed parts of it, but, not the whole experience. The film was a mixed bag, something I'd expect to see on the History Channel or Discovery Channel. The panel at the end was uncomfortable sometimes. Is that a good thing? Could be. Kinda shows its real. Can I sum it up in one sentence.
How would you react to a show that preaches to the choir in a new/different quasi-live format when you expect to eat popcorn and be entertained?
- Did I laugh? Yeah.
- Did I cry? No.
- Was it interesting? At times.
Edit: I think there were maybe 50-100 people in the theater. Didn't count.
2 comments:
Hello Adam,
I'm from the Boston area and I also saw the movie last night. I didn't see it in the city, so the crowd was much smaller.
The movie reminded me of a one sided Michael Moore movie (especially since AB/MillerCoors didn't provide any positive feedback). I agree that it was rather strange in how it was presented.
I hope this movie is seen by non craft beer enthusiast because there are a lot of out dated laws that discourage and hinder entrepreneurs from creating a successful business. AND there are a lot of awesome craft beers out there.
If you are interested in reading my recap, please visit http://2beerguys.com/blog
Thanks
Sean
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Hi Sean,
Thanks for stopping by. I liked your review of the movie at your site.
I do think it would be cool for more people to see this, but, I'm not sure I would feel comfortable asking them to. Maybe I need to see it again. Then I might be able to see it in a better light.
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