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[indigo_rose99]

What does one pack for a 14-hour movie marathon?

Wear loose, comfortable clothes. 

Texas movie theaters tend to be cold and loud, so a wrap or coat and earplugs.

Cheap theater seats tend to be uncomfortable, so both pillows (back and seat) I normally only carry on airplanes...

But what else?

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[reedrover]

Something to tuck under your elbows if the armrests aren't padded because they are always too low.
Breath mints.
Hair scruncii.

[livingdeb.livejournal.com]

I've never tried this. Nevertheless I can come up with suggestions.

Probably everything you bring to a plane seat with you besides the entertainment and things that discourage conversation (Alamo will take care of both of these for you). You'd know about those things better than I would.

Maybe:
Shoes that easily come on and off
Glasses (do you wear glasses?)
Moist towelettes (contributed by Robin)
Layers, in case the theatre heats up over time
Ibuprofen or whatever your sometime-comfort medications are (anti-allergy? anti-sneezing?), or even maybe a toothbrush
Neck pillow?

[(Anonymous)]

Kleenex, in case you get the sniffles (or your eyes inexplicably leak, but maybe that's just me...). Also, a plastic grocery sack to corral used kleenex, food wrappers, etc. Perhaps your own water bottle (take it empty and let them fill it, as I'm sure outside beverages of any kind will not be allowed in), that way you don't have to deal with wet, drippy, condensated glasses for hours on end. Eyedrops--your eyes will probably start to dry out with that much watching, especially in an overly air-conditioned room. Anything you need to feel human after several hours curled up in one place (toothbrush/paste, deodorant, face wipes, hairbrush, etc.)

Have fun! Texpenguin