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[Jake Greene <jakegreene AT gmail.com>]

The answer to your question is printed on your ticket.  You are
entitled to whatever the ticket says.  If it says that you get to
watch the 7:15 showing of Zorro, you may watch the 7:15 of Zorro. 
You may not alter the terms of the deal, because if you do Lando will
conspire to foil your plans, using those nifty henchdudes with the
walkie-talkies stuck in their heads.  It should be noted that he
is not always successful.

Jake

On 11/9/05, burnett AT pobox.com <burnett AT pobox.com> wrote:

On Wed, 9 Nov 2005, DonBartholf AT aol.com wrote:

> I am engaged in a raging debate and am turning to this pool of collective
> opinions.
>
> The question:
>
> You have purchased a ticket to see a movie. Is it OK to stay seated and watch
> it again?

No. One ticket = one instance of the film, start to finish, is how I
define that situation barring special circumstances.
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