Movie Theater Don't watch movies thread
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I seen No Country For Old Men brought up in this thread. It's funny that what I remember the most from that movie was the huge discussions at gun forums about the suppressed Remington 1187 the antagonist used and how the suppressor was too small or whatever they complained about. However, no mention whatsoever about the fact the Remington 1187 wasn't even invented yet during the time the movie is supposed to take place in.
If this is real I'm on it like flies on shit. There is a huge difference between B movies and movies intended to be box office that stink
have not seen a movie in theaters since they started charging 5.00 per ticket and 10.00 for popcorn and a soda somewhere back around 81-82 not into paying Hollywood good money for 1/2 assed remakes of movies but in a pc way . or like tv since they added the 4th commercial to break up your show life is nice without cable or the cable company .
You must really love that faggot shit, to make this your first post not to mention an act of necromancy.
I have a giant Samsung curved screen tv, Blu-ray player and sound bar/subwoofer. What I don't have is an intrusive internet or a tv provider in my home. We probably have 400 DVDs & Blu-rays that were mostly bought second hand for $1 each. I pride myself in having complete sets of many series; Matrix, Borne, AHS, Pirates, Deadpool, Wick, James Bond, etc...
At the time, The Exorcist scared the hell out of me, no pun intended. I can see that being improved upon with current FX, if they stay true to the story, but nothing will ever carry the same shock value as the original.
Leave Pinhead alone!
My mom and older sister took me to see exorcist in the theater in like 1978 (when it came back to theaters). I was 7. Really horrible idea. I had nightmares for months.
If they remake that movie it will bomb and suck for sure. Leave it alone
I can top that, We we're stationed in Hawaii when Jaws came out, '75-'76??
Mom left me 10 watching my brother 6. I told her I was going to the premier & to be home, she wasn't. I went with Andy in tow, poor kid spent most of the movie on the floor & never went in the ocean again while we were there.
Incidentally he now has a Master's in marine biology, but still won't get certified, not from fear of sea life, but recovery missions.
easy answer wait till they come out on tv why pay that much to sit in a theater after paying 20 buck or more just to sit on bubble gum a kid left while you pay 15 bucks for popcorn and maybe a small drink that gets knocked over as kids behind you push there way past . drive inns are way more fun when your only sound device only spits out every other line .
Blasphemy! Demolition man nailed our future as much as Idiocracy. That was some Nostradamus level stuff packed in there.
Haven't seen that yet, still getting a kick out of Mel Gibson's low budget; The Fat Man.On the opposite end of the spectrum....
Just saw "Violent Night" the new Santa movie.
It kicked some serious butt.
Better than Die Hard by far for a Christmas movie.
All hail the new king
99,999% of american movies. they are all made to wash your brain. you are born retarded, and than you cant escape that if you watch those movies.
Anything after 2007 is probably terrible. Maybe earlier. Almost everything today is a remake, a sequel, or some other derivative of an existing intellectual property owned by the studio.
Lar Croft, Tome Raider. Even Angie Baby could not save this thing. I actually went to the theater to see it. I gave up, slid down in my seat, pulled my cap down over my eyes, and went to sleep.
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Bullet Train, Suicide Squad, One Upon a Time in Hollywood, all complete and utter shite!
Any modern movie where the poster / lobby card / cover art has someone holding a gun. That's a pretty good indicator, about a 90% chance it will be bad.
I was enjoying Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, right up till that point where I said "Oh wait, I've seen this movie before." Which pretty much happens at some point in all Tarantino movies.
I was enjoying Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, right up till that point where I said "Oh wait, I've seen this movie before." Which pretty much happens at some point in all Tarantino movies.
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np I only watch old westerns anyway or old war movies and I do this while reloading so it works out in my favor .
Anything with zombies in it. Never cared much for it when they started pushing it, got really tired of it all when the market was flooded with zombie targets, zombie guns zombie everything and it all just won’t go away.
Add Waterworld and Dances with Wolves. They're all the same movie/plot/outcome
Smoking’ aces
Number to top bill names in the cast is inversely proportional to quality and content
Tough times at the el royale
So bad I probably have the name wrong
Number to top bill names in the cast is inversely proportional to quality and content
Tough times at the el royale
So bad I probably have the name wrong
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