Comments on: Is It A Fork In Your Screen, Or You Just Wanted To Screw Me?

By: m.v.

m.v. — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 21:25:28 +0000

Emaw I have to keep up with this Russian accent shtick

By: emawkc

emawkc — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 19:34:57 +0000

I don’t go to “the movies,” I go watch films.

By: Bull E. Vard

Bull E. Vard — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 18:16:16 +0000

The whole thing is so distracting with all the people walking around and the lights being halfway up. But, I absolutely adore drinking a beer during my movie. The Fork & Screen has its place, but it is not my preferred place to see a movie.

I know exactly the review you wrote about and if I knew it would be so cheap to get a metaphorical blowie I would buy the “reviewer” a beer.

By: rubigimlet

rubigimlet — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 21:56:44 +0000

I’ve gone once to fork and screen. i agree on the seat height being a problem. My food was good tho. I had salad and fries which aren’t that hard, but the drink was some foofy thing and wasn’t worth the 9 dollars or whatever. After adding everything up tho, we didn’t spend any more money than if we’d have gone to a restaurant outside of the theater, and since it’s in Olathe, most of the surrounding food places are the same combo of mediocre/overpriced, I thought it was a wash. I agree on the drinks only thing, logtar. Mostly becz the servers were dipshits and had to keep coming in over and over and talking with people to settle up their bills. I mean, seriously, we’re all leaving at the same time, can’t that be handled after the movie?
Still, good review.

By: Kansas Sity Sinic

Kansas Sity Sinic — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 16:12:19 +0000

I’ve been twice (once to Fork and Screen and once to the Cinema Suites)–the food blows, and there was a fly in my wine.

I returned the wine and ordered a bottled beer instead.

She still charged me for the ($9) wine, but not the ($4) beer.

She was an idiot.