You know that I would love to see you next year
I hope that I am still alive next year
You magnify the way I think about myself
Before you came, I rarely thought about myself

Behind your veil
I found the body underneath
Inside your head
Were things I'd never thought about

What's my view?
Well, how am I supposed to know?
Write a review?
Well, how objective can I be?

San Andreas: 3 screens, ten 2-D showtimes per day, four 3-D showtimes

Aloha: 2 screens, 9 showtimes

Near me...

City Cinemas Village East:

Aloha (2 Screens)
Barely Lethal (1 Screen)
Tomorrowland (1 Screen)
Pitch Perfect 2 (2 Screens)
Welcome To Me / Tomorrowland (1 Screen)

AMC Loews Village 7:

Aloft (1 Screen)
Mad Max: Fury Road / Mad Max: Fury Road 3D (4 Screens)
The Age of Adaline (1 Screen)
Hot Pursuit / Kingsman: The Secret Service (1 Screen)

Regal Union Square Stadium 14:

San Andreas / San Andreas 3D (3 Screens)
Poltergeist / Poltergeist 3D (3 Screens)
Avengers: Age of Ultron / Avengers: Age of Ultron 3D (3 Screens)
Ex Machina (2 Screens)
Furious 7 (1 Screen)
While We're Young (1 Screen)
Home / Ex Machina (1 Screen)

Angelika Film Center:

The Farewell Party (1 Screen)
I'll See You In My Dreams (1 Screen)
Saint Laurent (1 Screen)
Far From The Madding Crowd (1 Screen)
Woman In Gold (1 Screen)
Slow West / The Salt of the Earth (1 Screen)

Landmark Sunshine Cinema:

Gemma Bovary (1 Screen)
Heaven Knows What (1 Screen)
What We Do In The Shadows (1 Screen)
Wild Tales (1 Screen)
The Connection / Sunshine Superman (1 Screen)

I saw a 9:35 showing of Aloha. There were probably like 20 people there? Mostly couples.

Trailers were Love & Mercy, Ricki and the Flash, Trainwreck, No Escape, Spy, Spectre and Ant Man. As for the movie there were a couple of times people laughed.

There were sell outs for San Andreas. Welp guess my predictions were wrong.

That doesn't seem that bad for Aloha.

Actually sounds pretty decent to me.

People may show up to Aloha for the cast, completely ignoring the terrible reviews. No denying the star power there.

I worked the matinee today and SA has sold four times the amount of tickets that Aloha sold when I left (and Aloha is the total kind of movie that would do well at our theater).

My 3:30 showing of San Andreas was a little over a half full and I didn't see many families, but there were ALOT of older couples and seniors. Trailers were Southpaw (AGAIN), Jurassic World, Pixels, ANT-MAN, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., The Gallows, and Maze Runner: Scorch Trails.

Trailers before Aloha:

The Gift
Love & Mercy
Pawn Sacrifice
Ricki and the Flash
Trainwreck

Before San Andreas:

The Gallows
Jurassic World
The Last Witch Hunter
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation
The Transporter: Refueled

Maybe 90s nostalgia is a factor then.

I saw Aloha at 11:15AM this morning. It was in my theaters largest auditorium (312 seats) and there were maybe 16 people there. Trailers were for Ricki and the Flash, Spectre, Spy, Black Mass, Trainwreck, Ant-Man and The Gift (I am starting to get so sick of this trailer).

Also saw San Andreas at 2:15. There were around 60 people in a 212 seat theater. Trailers were for Point Break, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Maze Runner, Pixels, Jurassic World, Self/Less and Mission Impossible.