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Film Do you still go to the cinema?
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Jabberwocky
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Top gun was great in theaters. The new Saw movie, lol, so gruesome that a family ended up leaving before it was half over.
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Last film I watched on the big screen was Oppenheimer. Was definitely a better viewing experience on the big screen. Think I smoked a joint before watching it.
Tickets aren't ridiculously priced, but then again I'm in a small town and international features trickle in later than in big cities. They mostly show French movies, mostly without subs. I go with my Mom on occasion.
Tickets aren't ridiculously priced, but then again I'm in a small town and international features trickle in later than in big cities. They mostly show French movies, mostly without subs. I go with my Mom on occasion.
The last time I bothered to go to the cinema was at a small art film theater that was showing Citizen Kane a couple of years back. It's too easy to stream movies in the comfort of your home but I couldn't pass this one up.
Jabberwocky
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Apparently that's arguably the best movie of all time.
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That's very much a matter of opinion; but it is pretty darn good, especially for 1940s American cinema.
Jabberwocky
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I've been getting increasingly interested in older era movies. These days everyones dropping their jaw, screaming, camera angle changing every second, I'm about over it.
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Wow that's a long time. Why haven't you gone back ?
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My first theater was Flubber with my grandma
I have vague memories of seeing lion king
Jabberwocky
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Classic.
My favorite drive in was back to back Star Wars: phantom menace and Austin Powers: The Spy who Shagged me
Had to switch gears for that
My favorite drive in was back to back Star Wars: phantom menace and Austin Powers: The Spy who Shagged me
Had to switch gears for that
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i had never seen Star Wars at that point so I didn't go. but there was so much hype me and my brother rented all of them and was ready to see attack of the clones when it came out.
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What's your honest opinion of star wars?
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Rogue One is my favorite Star Wars film. Second is probably Empire Strikes Back. I thought Last Jedi was terrible, probably worse than Phantom Menace. Revenge of the Sith is very strong and I honestly didn't mind Force Awakens. It was a good blank slate to build on. Unfortunately Rian Johnson made a joke out of the new trilogy.
Burnt Offerings
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It was technically innovative but the story itself was boring imo
Jabberwocky
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Thx. I'm trying to deal with boredom, become more patient. However if it's largely cinematics that are no longer relevant I may pass on to The General
Burnt Offerings
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Well if you like stories about rich old dudes w/ lots of regrets, who are into rosebud, you might like it, I dunno.
Jabberwocky
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Eh. I'm goochy gooch on that. Preesh the insight