Dune (Denis Villeneuve, October 1, 2021) Movie • Page 24

The last movie I saw in theaters was Avengers Infinity War haha

 

you keep saying this and it keeps being ridiculous

 

What is ridiculous about falling asleep in a comfortable chair?

 

Yeah I was in a theater with recliners for the first time last week for army of the dead and it was certainly the most comfortable theater seat I’ve ever been in but I never felt remotely sleepy lol. Maybe if i had a beer it would be different?

 

same I mean technically I could not just use my other devices while watching a movie but I know that's not gonna happen haha

 

You eat half a bag of popcorn, prop up your feet, and then it just takes over.

 

perhaps the volume of the noise coming at your from all directions and the bright screen

 

we already know tetra only drinks appletini's and long island iced teas. i don't want to hear his beer rant ever again.

 

It is dark in a theater.

 

man lol

 

I can only assume people are over exaggerating about their complaints about theaters. People make it sound like the floor of the stock market with all the talking and noise that goes on in theaters.

 

I’d say it’s dependent on the theater/location. I’ve been to theaters where groups of people will just openly have conversations and look at their phone the whole time to the point where I can’t focus on the movie at all, and other theaters where it’s dead silent. Unfortunately it’s like 50/50 for me lol

 

I hate the movie theater experience so can’t wait to stream this at home.

 

The only good experience I had at a theater was when Bane breaks Batman's back in half and a man yelled "that's gotta hurt!"

 

sucks 4 u guys I guess ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

i love a theater. go on a weekly basis.

 

Yeah pre covid times I’d go almost weekly.

 

Movie theaters have definitely changed for the worse over time. I had the AMC subscription for awhile, but almost half of the time the people around it ruined the experience for me. People texting, talking to their friends like they are at home, and overall just being jackasses ruined it for me. The worst being horror movies since people love to yell, shout about what characters should do and make spectacles of themselves. The only good experiences I had are when the theater was mostly empty or movies that attracted an older audience.

 

that seems to be a regular AMC experience. idk what it is but the regal’s seem to have more regulars that seem to know how to behave themselves

i try to go to the local one we have that rips off alamo draft house though

 

People get too comfortable at these leather chair full dinner theaters. Need a theater that’s just uncomfortable chairs and way too cold air conditioning

 

Seeing the big blockbusters with a fun crowd is the reason I’ll go see half of the big blockbusters. I’ve really only had a couple of bad crowd experiences.

 

I’ve been lucky enough to not have many bad theater experiences. I think the last time I had a bad one was when I saw Wind River back in 2017 and some asshole was loudly commenting on everything that happened in the movie constantly. But other than that my experiences have been fine. I love going to the movies.

To be fair though, I go to see matinees as often as I can. I only see movies after noon when I’m going to a Thursday night premiere or something.

 

I’m seeing this in a theater, crowds be damned

 

This is why I love Alamo Drafthouse. They’ll toss your ass quick for misbehaving

 

But the waiters are almost just as distracting