Actually, that’s not true. Well, it is true. And it’s not true. There are three people in the photo (four if you count the dude on the screen), from left, pre-freshman Thomas Delsa, Spanish teacher Mr. Jon Malax, and senior Ian Calamari. The two Blue Jays constituted the audience (it was a low turnout) on Friday, Jan. 17 for the Movie Critics Club, moderated by Mr. Malax. Delsa and Calamari were enjoying the classroom-theatre to themselves — no lines for popcorn or the bathroom, no screaming kids, no insensitive cads texting or talking into cellphones. It’s a fantastic way to take in a movie, which this afternoon happened to be My Name Is Nobody, a 1973 film in the western-comedy genre starring Henry Fonda (the guy onscreen in the role of gunslinger Jack Beauregard) and Terence Hill (the young gun-totin’ whipper-snapper named Nobody). The Club meets every other Friday and the movies typically attract larger audiences. More than a dozen Jays recently watched the 2013 science-fiction film Star Trek Into Darkness.