I went to the movies 
Friday afternoon with a friend and saw The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel at Lincoln 
Square in Bellevue. Not a great movie, but entertaining and picturesque. The 
real excitement came 3/4s through, when the movie stopped, the lights came on, 
and there was an announcement that there was an emergency in the building and 
everyone should evacuate. There were no loud alarms, which I think kept everyone 
calmer. We all sort of looked around and then went to the nearest exit. In my 
case, that was an exit door next to the screen. It went directly outside but 
onto a narrow walkway several stories above an alley. We made our way along the 
walkway until it rounded a corner and came to a stairwell door. Then we had to 
climb down all these flights of stairs until we finally came out in the alley by 
the parking garage. Everyone from the theaters as well as the restaurants and 
other stores waited out on the sidewalks while fire engines came and checked it 
out. Never did hear what caused the alarm, but we were eventually allowed back 
in and the movies restarted where they left off. I think I'll stick to 
ground-floor theaters from now on!
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I would stick to ground floor theaters too, wow that sounded scary!!
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