District 9.

Bastards.

Sometimes I get the impression the average person doesn't give a hoot about any movie made before 1980, and it's a great shame.

Lawrence of Arabia is amazing. Lean had just finished The Bridge on the River Kwai before making it, too, and those two are really great movies.
 
Just got back from District 9. It was very good. A couple of small plot points that were ooops, but I'm just nit picking.
It was different from a lot of other movies, summer movies especially, so I think that helped it a bit.
Overall, go see it.



And I see movies by myself all the time, I like it. Sunday afternoon, bored, two theaters no more than 5 minutes away and I'm off. No fussing around or making plans, just go.
 
Marvelous movie, absolutely amazing.

One tiny plot point is all I could really see (PM if you've seen and want to discuss, or if you're just curious).

Fucking, some faggy scene kid with that stupid hair sitting about three seats over with two chicks doting over him (also scene chicks), spouting about how it was supposed to be about satire and spitting out fake facts and shit and those chicks eat it up.

Douchenut.

Anyway, 5/5 easily. See this movie.

Edit: Also totally going to see 9, Legion (looks to be really cheesy), and Shutter Island. So psyched for 9.
 
Yeah, movie food is usually terrible, and bitch expensive.

I quite like frequenting the cinema on my own, it's quite relaxing.

I'm still excited.
everyone loves our theater's popcorn but I hate it, probably because I have to be around it all damn day :p

movie was great those aliens gun = WAY better than blasters

and yes 9 looks great as well, shutter island looks interesting and i hadn't heard of it till now.
 
Well, I'm familiar with the cinema industry, and generally box office sales cause a site to break even, whereas food sales are the heart of all profits. They buy cheap shit and sell it with high mark ups, popcorn has some ridiculous mark up like 600%. Visiting a cinema with one's own food pretty much undermines the multi-plex "pack 'em in" culture, and that's no bad thing.
 
the movie was very, very good, much better than the previews AND it gets hyper violent toward the end, exploding bodies, heads, limbs ...gotta love that alien weaponry
 
Well, I'm familiar with the cinema industry, and generally box office sales cause a site to break even, whereas food sales are the heart of all profits. They buy cheap shit and sell it with high mark ups, popcorn has some ridiculous mark up like 600%. Visiting a cinema with one's own food pretty much undermines the multi-plex "pack 'em in" culture, and that's no bad thing.

1 large popcorn ($7.50) is more than enough to buy a 50 pound bag of seed, it's quite stupid, all though thats the most expensive thing on our menu.
 
The key is to carry a medium sized purse/man purse. Not too small but not suspiciously large, and sneak snacks & drinks in that way. Unfortunately, there was something wrong with my Happy Cola gummies. They tasted sour and not in a good way :(
 
Yeah, I agree about your friends sucking. I'd love to go see some kickass old flicks in a place like that.

Absolutely. I'm not sure whether we have that kind o' thing here - the nearest I've been is the giant Cineworld chain that sometimes shows old flicks.

Yeah, but it's a complete re-re-imagining, and I'm sure it'll be terrible. I can already feel it.

Avatar will probably be excellent.

I didn't see Valkyrie and nothing Singer's done has interested me in ages; it's just a curiosity.

Cameron's been aggrandizing this project a bit but if it's anywhere near the "seismic shift", as he puts it, in cinematic change then it should be spectacular. Visually, at least.

The key is to carry a medium sized purse/man purse. Not too small but not suspiciously large, and sneak snacks & drinks in that way. Unfortunately, there was something wrong with my Happy Cola gummies. They tasted sour and not in a good way :(

Aye, I normally use a small rucksack. Once though, some mates had me sneak a large pizza in its box up the back of my jacket. It was slightly greasy. :erk:
 
Yeah..i usually smuggle shit into the theater. More than one occasion i smuggled in burritos. I used to smuggle in those ickle bottles of booze back in the day.