I saw it last Tuesday, at the 11:40 A.M. matinee at a multiplex theatre. Not crowded, which is not surprising for a weekday matinee; and mostly “gray heads” in the audience.
When the flick ended and we stood up to leave, I said right out loud, “And all the people said, Amen!” I heard a number of Amens voiced around the theater along with mine. And as we walked down the corridor heading for the lobby I heard a male voice behind me say, “If that doesn’t wake some people up, they’re dead!”
And then I headed for Chick-fil-A for lunch. Tuesday is “Lunch at Chick-fil-A Day.
Ah, yes. I did explain the Chick-Fil-A situation to my fence-sitting friend, in a voice loud enough to be heard by the other movie viewers, before the movie started. Some of them had heard about Chick-Fil-A becoming a symbol of support for traditional marriage. I likened patronage of both Chick-Fil-a AND this movie to a sort of straw vote for the election.