ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL (August 1, 2019) Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, a two hour and 41 minute film by Quintin Tarantino, blew a projector bulb in one of the AMC Theaters located at the Altamonte Springs Mall Wednesday.
The audience, numbering roughly fifty, sat quietly as the screen in theater number 13 went black at around 6:15 p.m.
Though the audio of the film continued to play, it soon became apparent that something was wrong.
As the crowd inside the theater became restless, a couple of people left to tell theater management what had happened.
A few minutes later, a theater attendant came into the still dark theater to let them know they were looking into the problem.
At first, the audience was advised the bulb had blown, and they would fix the problem quickly and restart the film where it left off. Around 15 minutes later, however, the attendant said the projector was completely blown and the movie would not be restarted.
AMC offered refunds and passes to the movie goers as they Departed the theater.
It was later speculated the long run time of Tarantino’s film caused the projector to overheat and breakdown.
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