I felt the food was great on the way over, as you rarely get even pretzels anymore on domestic flights, and of course the free wine and beer make it a treat.

As for the way back, after eating like kings on the PG (honestly, I felt like I was in a top Wash D.C. restaurant every meal but even better because the portions were smaller and you didn't feel stuffed, just full), the food on the plane was not as good. Also, you're just sad to be leaving!

The flight out was really light, so almost everyone was able to move to seats on their own (it's a 2-4-2 seating, and more than half of the 4s had only one person in them). The return flight was more full (maybe 75 - 85%), and they made multiple announcements to not move until reaching altitude and the seatbelt sign went off (for balance and safety reasons), but most people didn't wait.

I would say to check your seatbelt and footrest when you first get on, as the first 2 seats that I tried (my assigned and first alternate) had the seatbelt installed upside down, so it had to either be twisted or have the release buckle digging into you, and one of the footrests wouldn't go up. At least there were enough empty seats to find one that worked.

5 or 6 movies going each way, and it looks like the same movies for a 3 month period (current period is April, May, June) Going out was Memoirs of a Geisha, Fun with Dick and Jane, Snow White and the 7 Dwarves, etc. Coming back was Pride and Prejudice, Aeon Flux, The Man, etc.

Also trivia you can play against others on the plane (and chess I think), backgammon, tetris, etc.