No. We don’t go to movies very often. I’ve heard True Grit was very good, as was The King’s Speech. We’ll rent the movies we want to see, but honestly, I have a hard time paying dearly to be in a darkened room with strangers (who are usually talking) listening to a constant stream of profanity (in the theater and on screen) while watching gratuitous sex and violence that has little or nothing to do with the plot, if there even IS a plot. I think Ironman was the last movie I saw in a theater. Before that, Serenity (or maybe it was the other way around, I don’t remember).
We try our best not to support actors and actresses who are anti-every value we hold. If you’re a movie buff, you’re going to argue with me that I should see the movies before I make any decisions about them, that the actors politics shouldn’t make a difference - it does, though. It is our small way of making a statement to Hollywood. If more people would do it, they might get the message.
Besides, I’d rather read a book. So much of the story is lost in the movies.