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If all movie theaters were to shutter and never to reopen. What would’ve been the last movie you’ve seen in a theater?
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Endgame was the last film I saw in theaters. Wouldn't be a bad way to end in person movie going.
Avengers Endgame was the last movie I saw in theatres, mostly because my brother was adamant that I go with him to watch it.
I saw Saint Maud on Thursday, so a pretty good one to go out on tbh. Also a potent metaphor ENDING SPOILERS
with the whole self-immolation ending
I last saw Aquaman in a theater. I was looking forward to Wonder Woman 84 & the new James Bond film that were supposed to come out this year.
I saw Once Upon A Time in Hollywood back in early February, then the Cinerama here in Seattle closed the following morning and I haven't been to the cinema since.
Thats a long spell but I get it. Takes a lot for me to want to go to the theater. I thought when moviepass happened it would increase my desire to go but it didnt. I may go once a year or once every other year depending on the release schedule. If I go more than that I'm more than likely not paying for it or driving to it.
1917
that's the only movie I've seen in theaters this year and it came out in December 2019 lol.
2019 was a lot more fun and a great year for movies ... IT chapter 2, John wick 3, toy story 4, midsommer, crawl, Us, Endgame, Joker, once upon a time in Hollywood, child's play, etc.
that's the only movie I've seen in theaters this year and it came out in December 2019 lol.
2019 was a lot more fun and a great year for movies ... IT chapter 2, John wick 3, toy story 4, midsommer, crawl, Us, Endgame, Joker, once upon a time in Hollywood, child's play, etc.
Onward
My friend and I enjoyed it and I thought it was fun that the D&D spells were actually real spells.
My friend and I enjoyed it and I thought it was fun that the D&D spells were actually real spells.
Phantom of the Opera. It was right around Valentine's Day and Alamo Drafthouse was doing one of those movie parties.
If movie theaters never came back, it would mean the last movie I saw in a theater ever was a goofy 2004 movie based on a musical with everyone in attendance wearing paper masks and singing their brains out... I kind of love that.
If movie theaters never came back, it would mean the last movie I saw in a theater ever was a goofy 2004 movie based on a musical with everyone in attendance wearing paper masks and singing their brains out... I kind of love that.
