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Mom and I ended up going to see In the Heights together. It wasn't the most impressive movie ever. As a musical, however, it was a work well done, and I suspect the songs are far more powerful on the stage. This meant we returned to the indie place in Fair City Mall we like to patronize, which thankfully survived, even when half the plaza didn't. She was very dismayed, however, to discover they'd gotten assigned seating, which she hates. There's always the chance they'll lose it once they don't have to cross off the empty seats adjacent to people anymore. As I'd hoped, there weren't too many people in the theater, though we were hardly alone in there either.
The screen displaying the assigned seats for ticketbuyers to choose, when it wasn't displaying the seats, had an image of Darth Vader wearing a medical mask with a reminder that even the Sith wear masks. I was probably too amused by that.