![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgs2tv7sog_5qb2H09Bgudvl7N0cnhvIn90BiYXVmXbTj49UVYQNkGjqfIZPjJ7VNpguE_dHN87m1eSHRpP0J-FBsMyaVoCA_xfnjeqqfXH-4W9yDM5T8B0v74xXBG0WX2woPJF7rwiRII1/s1600/mailbag2.jpg)
I have stood in line literally hours just to buy a ticket to see a film high on my want-to-see-list – a list that through the years has included “Earthquake,” “The Towering Inferno,” “Jaws” and “Star Wars.”
I know “Earthquake” and “The Towering Inferno” are embarrassing, guilty pleasures. But, hey, “Earthquake” played at the Joy Theater in downtown New Orleans in late 1974 accompanied by that wonderful, ear-piercing gimmick called Sensurround (“Feel it as well as see it in Sensurround”).
And I couldn’t wait to experience a real, live, 9.0-magnitude, end-of-the-world, Armageddon-is-coming earthquake in the comfort and safety of a climate-controlled movie theater. I wasn’t disappointed.
But “Jaws?” Now that’s a different story. In fact I’ll talk about my experiences with that film when I answer questions in this week’s edition of the Sneak Prevue Mailbag. As you no doubt already have discovered, the Sneak Prevue Mailbag feature moves to Fridays beginning this week.