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I Live In Lincoln,UK And My Odeon Is Nice. However There Are A Few Problems, Such As:
The Inside Feels Stuck In The Late 90's And Early 2000's.
The Screen Doesn't Go Back When The Movie Starts In Some Auditoriums Like Screen 3 And Screen 6.
The Escalator Is Broken Sometimes.
But It's Still A Nice Cinema And Hopefully It Will Have Makeovers To Put It In The 21st Century.
The first Iranian film that I ever watched. Man this movie is pure emotion. I cry like anything whenever I watch this film. I really admire Majid Majidi for how beautifully he has shown the scared bond between a brother and his little sister. He also showed us the struggles of everyday Iranian working class people and also the beauty of the simple streets of Tehran. Just an epitome of simplistic and effective storytelling. I would recommend every cinema lover to watch this film atleast one, especially if you have siblings.
So I guess this is a bit of a mini rant, but I wanted to talk about movie theater etiquette, or lack thereof.
I am a big fan of cinema. I am at the movie theaters every weekend. I usually go to early showings, like morning or afternoon. Honestly, most of the time, I'm in the theater with a handful of other viewers. Sometimes, I even have the whole theater to myself. So it's usually an enjoyable experience.
I have also noticed that the type of movie being played has an impact on the type of audience it draws. For example, a movie like Oppenheimer draws a very different crowd than, say, The Minions.
So last night (Saturday night), I went to see Venom: The Last Dance, and there was a group of like 6 tweens sitting right behind me. They were super loud and obnoxious, not to mention, super immature. There was one boy in particular who was a total attention seeker. He kept trying to impress his friends by being a corny immature jester. He would shout out dumb immature jokes. In moments of silence, he would make loud fake farting sounds, and all his friends would bust out in laughter and giggles. They kept kicking the back of my seat. It was terrible.
It reminded me of a few months ago when I went to go see another movie, and there were a couple of teenage couples (2 guys and 2 girls) who were also really loud and obnoxious. They kept talking loudly over the "boring" scenes. But these scenes contained vital exposition to the plot. Towards the end, they were even making hand shadow puppets by sticking their hands in front of the projector!
Now, I've been to the theaters about 60 times this year, and only 2 of those times did I have to endure immature idiots. So it's definitely not the norm, but when it does happen, it can be quite infuriating. I'm just wondering what y'all think about the matter.
This movie have some elements that some of today found footage movies have forgoten, the scenary, the emotions of terror reflected in the characters when they sumerge deeper and deeper in the mistery, and the sheer terror display in the end ,.. you wont waste your time with this movie, you can write a review of this movie and other movies by the same director on letter box here: https://boxd.it/zmabe/detail you wont regret it.
DiCaprio is infamous for dating women younger than 25 and dumping them when they reach that milestone. In the movie Don't look up (2021), Leo's character is driving a car and hears a song saying "I still feel 25 most of the time." Does anybody here know if the lyrics are the reference or a coinsidence? Would be hilarious if it was done on purpose.
Part of my offer from Lloyds Bank but remains unused. Expires 30 November 2024.
I can’t make it to the showing tomorrow, so I’m looking to sell.
The tickets are for the double billing in IMAX: Blade Runner Final Cut and Blade Runner 2049
There are 2 tickets right next to each other for both showings, pretty central. H24/25 and F14/15
Please someone take these off my hand, looking for £18.75 per ticket as this is what I paid.
You could direct transfer or see my listing on TicketSwap, although price is slightly higher at £21.62 due to fees.
Thank you.
Hello all,
I have this film stuck in my memory from the 2010s but can’t remember the name. I remember hearing a review on NPR. It’s about two young boys and how their friendship is strained by a fight between their parents Any suggestions are appreciated
I feel really silly asking for this but the sites I use to pirate either don't have it or don't have the mp4 file for it anymore. Before if anyone asks I for some reason got a sudden fixation on Napoleon and I like to dabble in poorly rated media for the fun of it but the lack of finding this film is actually tearing me apart please I just need this one thing
Hello! This is my first time posting on this subreddit, I love this topic so I figured I would contribute when I saw this YouTube comment on this sci fi movie recap channel, This is what it said.
"The end of the universe stories are fascinating. Some are serious science fiction films, while others can be fanciful. In the early '80s I watched a short film called, "Voyage To The End Of The Universe", on public television. I've been searching for it for quite some time without any luck. A rocket flys to the end of the universe. As they are approaching the end, they come upon a vast white surface. The astronauts do a space walk and can touch this white surface. One of them takes out a knife and cuts a hole in the white material. He then sticks his head out of the hole he has just made and sees a bright blue sky above. A minute later he sees a giant girl walking toward where he is. As he screams, a hand comes down over him and picks up an egg and places it in a basket along with other eggs. The picture fades as she walks toward a farmhouse, with the basket of eggs."
-GG1man
I have tried looking this up on chatgpt to see if it could give me anything. Nothing. He says in the replies that it was in black and white and that they still haven't found it in all this time. Im guessing it must have been a short film of some sort? I would also like to add that it definitely wasn't the 1963 film "Voyage To The End Of The Universe" since the ending nor the story lines up with what they said.
Lars Von Trier's Melancholia x Death in Vegas