This last night Heather and I attended a one night event at the Lorain Palace Theater called "The Runway Movie".This movie told the story of a young man named Jevon Terance, and his life as a male fashion designer. The movie focused on Terance's latest runway show that took place at Lorain County Community College's Spitzer Center. After six years of designing clothes, he decided to have his latest line of clothes themed as God's and Goddess's, because of Nike shoes. The show was roughly an hour long, and after the first twenty minutes the show it became torture.Heather and I felt very out of place in this situation because we did not know who Terance was, so we sat in the back of the theater in an attempt to blend in. We were soon surrounded by old ladies.The start time for the movie was said to be at five however, it did not actually start until after 5:20. The actual movie was absolutely terrible. It was basically poorly shot video clips of Jevon talking for the first fifteen minutes, and then the rest of it was even worse quality video from his God and Goddess's fashion show. It was over 45 minutes of people walking on and off the stage while barley audible rap music blared in the background. This would've been okay if the clothes being modeled where at least cute. A few of the clothes were decent, but most of the clothes were completely atrocious. For example, one man was wearing a brown tee shirt that had a picture of Jesus holding a sneaker on the front, and then the back was completely white. Sadly, this was not even the worst 'fashion' of the night. After what seemed like forever, the clock finally struck six,and our ride home arrived. The movie should have ended, however that did not happen. As the minutes ticked by Heather and I tried to plan an escape, but there were too many old ladies, and there was no way around them without interrupting them. We did not manage to escape until after 6:30, we couldn't have been happier when the movie finally finished. Though this experience was awful, it was nice to be able to see how a young mans dreams came true. If I had the chance to do it again I probably would not do it because it was a waste of $5, but it was not the worst experience I have ever had.Sunday, September 15, 2013
Beautiful Disaster
This last night Heather and I attended a one night event at the Lorain Palace Theater called "The Runway Movie".This movie told the story of a young man named Jevon Terance, and his life as a male fashion designer. The movie focused on Terance's latest runway show that took place at Lorain County Community College's Spitzer Center. After six years of designing clothes, he decided to have his latest line of clothes themed as God's and Goddess's, because of Nike shoes. The show was roughly an hour long, and after the first twenty minutes the show it became torture.Heather and I felt very out of place in this situation because we did not know who Terance was, so we sat in the back of the theater in an attempt to blend in. We were soon surrounded by old ladies.The start time for the movie was said to be at five however, it did not actually start until after 5:20. The actual movie was absolutely terrible. It was basically poorly shot video clips of Jevon talking for the first fifteen minutes, and then the rest of it was even worse quality video from his God and Goddess's fashion show. It was over 45 minutes of people walking on and off the stage while barley audible rap music blared in the background. This would've been okay if the clothes being modeled where at least cute. A few of the clothes were decent, but most of the clothes were completely atrocious. For example, one man was wearing a brown tee shirt that had a picture of Jesus holding a sneaker on the front, and then the back was completely white. Sadly, this was not even the worst 'fashion' of the night. After what seemed like forever, the clock finally struck six,and our ride home arrived. The movie should have ended, however that did not happen. As the minutes ticked by Heather and I tried to plan an escape, but there were too many old ladies, and there was no way around them without interrupting them. We did not manage to escape until after 6:30, we couldn't have been happier when the movie finally finished. Though this experience was awful, it was nice to be able to see how a young mans dreams came true. If I had the chance to do it again I probably would not do it because it was a waste of $5, but it was not the worst experience I have ever had.
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Destanie, Sorry that the movie was terrible, but was it worth it to sit next to a bunch of old ladies?
ReplyDeleteIt was, mostly because Heather and I have an inside joke because of it... For future reference, if we tell you you're looking very Jevon Terrence, do not take it as a compliment.
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