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Ghostbusters: Afterlife
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Ditto.
For the most part, l like watching movies at home for the convenince of being able to control my own environment (ex: sound, pause, rewind, captions, amenities, no loudmouth jerks next to me, etc.), but I still really enjoy the experience of watching in a theater and try to go a few times a year.
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Just north of Nashville.
I'd go to the theatre more if they produced better movies. They just don't seem to make as many movies that appeal to me anymore, like these:
Ghostbusters
Back to the future
Jurassic Park
Star Trek
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Batman
Die Hard
Terminator
Men in Black
Etc.
It seemed growing up there was at least 1 or 2 blockbusters every summer. There is still an occasional good movie but not very many that entice me to spend the time and money at they theatre. If they make a good product, I'll be there.
Edit: I should add that I've enjoyed the Marvel series alot. I just wish there were more.
Ghostbusters
Back to the future
Jurassic Park
Star Trek
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Batman
Die Hard
Terminator
Men in Black
Etc.
It seemed growing up there was at least 1 or 2 blockbusters every summer. There is still an occasional good movie but not very many that entice me to spend the time and money at they theatre. If they make a good product, I'll be there.
Edit: I should add that I've enjoyed the Marvel series alot. I just wish there were more.
We've been to 8 or 9 movies since Thanksgiving weekend. Our AMC Theater here in Salina, KS, opened up the week before. None have been even close to half capacity.
@Cyberbach ... It was well before COVID, but we have enjoyed a couple of movies at your theater in Beatrice on our way back from a Nebraska basketball and baseball game.
@Cyberbach ... It was well before COVID, but we have enjoyed a couple of movies at your theater in Beatrice on our way back from a Nebraska basketball and baseball game.
Tag me next time you come through and I'll invite you in to the store for a primer before you go to the movie.
I was in the one across from ya in 91(?) when a water pipe broke and the ceiling under the projection room collapsed.
Saw it when it came out in the fall. It was pretty good, nothing great but I enjoyed it.
I finally watched this last night.
I agree...it wasn't great, but it wasn't terrible either.
The first hour was really good. From then on it was mostly nostalgia and kind of a repeat of the first movie. But I still liked it. The film was dedicated to Harold Ramis and there were many subtle references to him, including the estrangement between him and Bill Murray, but you could tell he was loved and missed. The film was a great homage to him and the original movie. It was great to see all the original cast members even though their appearances were kinda cheesy
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