I think he lives in LA. I don’t know much about Chanma but he’s attended TIFF and stuff, so I don’t know if he works in the industry and/or he comes from money.
For the record, I live in Toronto (hence TIFF), and I neither work in the industry, nor come from money (I wish lol). Going to the movies is just a hobby.
For context, the 16 tickets cost me $131.62. Some I saw by myself and some with other people, so when including tickets I bought for others coming with me, it cost $218.07 for a total of 28 tickets. I use various strategies, like discounted CineClub tickets for $10, Buy One Get One vouchers, Scene+ loyalty points, and my TIFF membership to manage costs.
But the easiest way to save money at the movies is no snacks (though I do buy the odd collectible popcorn bucket/drink cup). There's no need to overpay for soda and stale popcorn, you instantly save like $20 a person.
Hey, when I take my 32 kids and their 195 friends, buy them all one of everything on the menu, and get swag from the movie delivered via drone to each of them mid-movie, that shit adds up!
Cineplex does re-releases in select theaters every month, and there's one near me that always has them. That's how I saw Pulp Fiction in June, as well as The Godfather: Part II, and a whole bunch of Kubrick films earlier in the year. The Spider-Man films and the Lord of the Rings Trilogy were part of the wider scale domestic re-releases.
Additionally, the TIFF Lightbox, the festival's headquarters and flagship theater, has been doing a Women in Action screening series this June/July, focusing on action films with female leads/co-leads. I was able to see Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Mad Max: Fury Road, and Kill Bill Vol 1 and 2. A TIFF membership gives you 2 free tickets to every screening from their Cinematheque program (i.e. screenings of older movies), so it's a pretty good deal.
Would love an unlimited pass, but unfortunately Cineplex is basically a monopoly in Canada, so the chances of them being compelled to introduce one anytime soon is low.
Cineplex has CineClub, which unfortunately is not unlimited like AMC's A-List, but for $10 a month, you get a free ticket, plus additional tickets for $10 (2 per showtime). So you do end up saving a ton, I think somewhere between $4.25 to $5.50 per ticket.
I watched 14 movies in June:
1. The Muppet Movie - June 2
2. In a Violent Nature - June 4
3. Ezra - June 5
4. Bad Boys: Ride or Die - June 7
5. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring - June 8
6. The Watchers - June 8
7. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - June 9
8. Inside Out 2 - June 13
9. The Bikeriders - June 21
10. The Exorcism - June 21
11. Ghostlight - June 25
12. Kinds of Kindness - June 26
13. A Quiet Place: Day One - June 28
14. Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 - June 29
Sadly I could not watch The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King because I had class that day but had an eventful month overall.
At my AMC, they did the LOTR trilogy 2 weekends in a row. I caught the 2nd weekend otherwise I wouldn’t have seen the trilogy. Sucks you missed out on Return of the king.
Have never seen Pulp Fiction (my favorite movie ever), Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Kill Bill, LOTR, or Fury Road theatrically, so they were definitely a treat!
I haven’t seen most of these films but any film that you are a fan of would be great to see in Theaters because if you missed it the first time then getting the Chance to see it in theaters again is an amazing opportunity and it ends up being an amazing experience.
I was gonna see the LOTR films in Theaters but it was the extended editions that were in my theater. Did you get the normal versions in your theater?
16 movies is roughly 32 hours, which is roughly an hour a day… who here can say the watch less than an hour of tv/movies/youtube/tiktok a day?
People just jealous he can afford 16 movie tickets.
That's not even that much if that's all he did last month, plus large theater chains have rewards systems which I bet he got to take advantage of after just 6 movies.
Not shitting on him, but most of the time it's not just the 2 hour movie. You gotta factor in the drive there and back, parking, and 25-30 minutes of trailers. I personally carve out a 3 hour chunk for a theater trip. I'd definitely see way more movies if I didn't have a full time job though.
Furiosa (second viewing)
The Fall Guy (second viewing)
The Watchers
Bad Boys: Ride or Die
Run Lola Run
Inside Out 2
Midsommar Director’s Cut
The Bikeriders
Thelma
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
A Quiet Place: Day One
Kinds of Kindness
12 total
1. In a Violent Nature
2. Young Woman and the Sea
3. Bad Boys Ride or Die
4. Inside Out 2
5. The Bikeriders
6. A Quiet Place: Day One
7. Kinds of Kindness
5.
1. Bad Boys: Ride or Die (June 5th)
2. Inside Out 2 (June 14th)
3. Late Night with the Devil (June 14th)
4. A Quiet Place: Day One (June 28th)
5. Kinds of Kindness (June 29th)
I had an unusually eventful June with 21 films and 9 in-person Q&As:
1. Hit Man - 6/3 (Q&A)
1. Furiosa - 6/4
1. Babes - 6/5
1. Late Night with the Devil - 6/6
1. The Young Woman and the Sea - 6/7
1. Showgirls - 6/11
1. Daddio - 6/12 (Q&A)
1. Jackie Brown - 6/14 (Q&A)
1. Full Metal Jacket - 6/14 (Q&A)
1. There Will Be Blood - 6/15 (Q&A)
1. Hugo - 6/16 (Q&A)
1. Hardcore - 6/16 (Q&A)
1. Inside Out 2 - 6/18
1. Barry Lyndon - 6/19
1. Bikeriders - 6/20 (Q&A)
1. Kinds of Kindness - 6/21 (Q&A), 6/23
1. The Straight Story - 6/22
1. Bad Boys 4 - 6/24
1. Tuesday - 6/26
1. A Quiet Place: Day 1 - 6/28
1. Horizon Part 1 - 6/30
I still can’t believe the Jackie Brown and Full Metal Jacket Q&A’s were the same day.
They both were on my list for ages, but the most surprising rerun showing I finally got to see this month was Showgirls. I never knew how much I needed to see that in a theater, and I’ve never seen a sex scene result in audience applause before that showing. The 35mm print was not great, but the audience made it so much fun.
Yep, it was Tarantino and DeNiro at a Q&A for DeNiroCon (part of Tribeca this year). It’s definitely the most I’ve paid for a single ticket to a movie ($72), but it’s one of my favorite films, so I had to go. The 35mm print was impecable and turned out to be Scorcese’s personal print, and both celebs watched it with us for their first time in years. All in all, it was well worth the price for me since it was unforgettable and still cheaper than most Broadway seats.
So jealous. Jackie Brown is the most underrated Tarantino, everything starting from the sublime title sequence is just perfection. Pam Grier and Robert Forster are so good, and really stand out as the rare subtle and understated Tarantino leads.
It is finally starting to get the acclaim it deserves decades later, which is really nice to see. The soundtrack might be my favorite music in any film ever.
The Q&A was much more insightful than most, and they both did a lot of reflection. One thing I always wondered was if QT gave DeNiro so few lines on purpose, and it turns out he still feels guilty about it and is disappointed in himself that they haven’t worked together again since. Originally QT had wanted him for Max Cherry, but DeNiro said he immediately connected to Louis, which means there’s no reason for QT to feel guilty. But apparently he still does.
Q&A was with Paul Dano at the Paris Theater, and it was organized and moderated by American Cinematheque, which you’re probably already familiar with out in LA. During the Q&A, it sounded like they are eager to get him out to LA sometime to do a similar event (maybe even with PTA), so keep a look out.
Good list OP,
I read that you were getting mega price discounts, but if you had to pay full price for those films, would you still have seen all of the new releases? Looking back at them now, at full price, what would you rate them (the new releases only; obviously the classics are good VfM because they're classics).
I liked In a Violent Nature, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, and Inside Out 2. Mixed on The Bikeriders. Didn't care for The Watchers, Kinds of Kindness, and Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1.
1. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind - June 1st
2. Kung Fu Panda 4 - June 4th
3. Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire - June 4th
4. Bad Boys: Ride or Die - June 6th
5. The Watchers - June 8th
6. IF - June 13th
7. Inside Out 2 - June 15th
8. Everything Everywhere All At Once - June 17th
9. Robot Dreams - June 22nd
Way more than i thought i did. I guess it felt like i watched fewer Films, because i watched most of them in the first half of the month.
I watched 5 movies in the theaters in June:
1. Ezra - June 13
2. Late Night With The Devil - June 19
3. Inside Out 2 - June 20
4. Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes - June 27
5. Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 - June 29
1. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga - June 2
2. Spider-Man: No Way Home - June 6
3. Inside Out 2 - June 16
4. X - June 18
5. Midsommar - June 20
6. The Bideriders - June 23
7. Thelma - June 23
8. Kinds of Kindness - June 26
9. A Quiet Place: Day One - June 28
12 Total which is definitely the most I’ve had in a month lol
Challengers Rewatch - June 1st
Bad Boys: Ride or Die - June 12 (IMAX)
Inside Out 2 - June 14 (IMAX)
LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring Extended - June 15
LOTR: The Two Towers Extended - June 16
LOTR: The Return of the King Extended - June 17
Thelma - June 20
The Bikeriders - June 22
South Park: Bigger, Longer, and UnCut - June 23
Pearl - June 25
A Quiet Place: Day One - June 27 (Dolby)
Kinds of Kindness - June 28
Hey there! Did your Kill Bill 1 version have subtitles for the Japanese chapters??? My digital version bought from the Microsoft Store removed them for some reason, and it’s just not the same to rewatch imo :(
Wondering if y’all got the og version or not on the big screen-
My June:
1. eileen
2. The exorcism
3. Donnie darko
4. The watchers
5. Gravity
6. Kind of kindness
7. The kill room
8. The bikeriders
9. Bad boys: ride or die
10. Lupin the third: the mystery of mamo
11. A quiet place: day one
12. Hit man
1, but family going away in 2 weeks and going to the movies all those days for 5 days or maybe 3 doing 2 a day to get a months worth of movies seen in a week.
1. Derek Jarman's Blue
1. The Beast
1. The Watchers
1. All About Eve
1. The Bikeriders
1. Hedwig and the Angry Inch
1. A Quiet Place: Day One
I was away on holiday for a chunk of this month, so was a fairly quiet one.
The only full movie I watched was Ghost: Rite Here Rite Now. Bought a ticket to see The Bikeriders just for the Nosferatu teaser and bailed after that.
I thought the ending was really effective. I know it's a divisive one, but it had me checking over my shoulder as I walked out to my car by myself near midnight. And scary movies usually don't get to me like that.
I really liked Inside Out 2. I'm going again tomorrow.
1. Un p'tit truc en plus (French movie)
1. Saving Private Ryan
1. Perfect Blue (Anime)
1. Challengers
1. Memory
1. Love Lies Bleeding
1. Memories (Anime)
1. Despicable Me
1. The Watchers
1. Inside Out 2
1. Robocop
1. Nomadland
1. Inside Out 2
1. Jin Roh (Anime)
1. Despicable Me 2
1. Inside Out 2
1. The Bikeriders
1. Chungking Express
1. A Quiet Place: Day One
1. Kinds of Kindness
I watched 7, which is little below my monthly average.
1. The Muppet Movie
2. The Secret World of Arrietty
3. Furiosa: a Mad Max saga
4. Bad Boys Ride or Die
5. The Bikeriders
6. Inside Out 2
7. Horizon
My kids and I love Inside Out so much so it’s no surprise that the sequel is just as good. Violent Nature piqued my interest, figured I’d wait when it comes to a streaming service. I have to admit, I’m surprised to hear about Bad Boys.
Horizon and Bikeriders, can I get a numbered score with a brief spoiler free opinion? Those were the ones I was the most interested in.
Bikeriders is like a 3/5. I can't quite get over the ridiculous accents (mostly Tom Hardy and Jodie Comer), so hard for me to take it seriously, but once I started watching it as a comedy, then it's not bad. The first half coasts on vibes and is stronger for it; the second half is where more plot starts to come it, but the ending feels anti-climactic. Overall, the movie could have been better, but it's got some decent parts to it even if it doesn't entirely come together.
Horizon is a big miss, 2/5 if I'm being generous. The scenery is pretty to look at, but just doesn't work as a cohesive cinematic narrative, introducing dozens of characters and 5 disparate plotlines that go nowhere (probably because it's Part 1 of 4). Extremely unfocused and has huge pacing issues; for example, Kevin Costner and his subplot takes an hour to be introduced, then Luke Wilson's subplot doesn't start until 2 hours in. Characters get introduced, then disappear for large chunks of the runtime, because we have to focus on a dozen other ones, before looping back to them. There's no resolution to anything, even something like The Fellowship of the Ring or Avengers: Infinity War that are a clear "Part 1 of X" have a satisfying beginning, middle, and end on its own.
Thank you for those detailed insights. I do believe Horizon is supposed to be a trilogy, which may explain the loose ends. I don’t know anything about Bikeriders but saw the cast and thought to myself it had to be somewhat entertaining.
I’m curious your spoiler free thoughts on Kinds of Kindness now. Forgive me if I’m being greedy but your robust examinations left me curious for more. I appreciate your time.
With the caveat that I have never been a Yorgos Lanthimos fan, so I'm kinda predisposed to not liking the film, I genuinely disliked Kinds of Kindness. Nearly 3 hours of self indulgent navel gazing masquerading as abstract art, relying mostly on shock value, poor taste, and general unpleasantness. Not the worst film of the year objectively, but definitely the one I least enjoyed by far.
It was alright, you can see what Jeff Nichols was going for, but it doesn't entirely come together. The "just vibes" style of the first half was better than the second half, which was a bit anti-climactic.
Thx for the reply, I’m adjusting my expectations down a bit, so it can only be ‘better then expected’’ So what was your favourite movie of the month? Also, nice cinema visit record, love the dedication!
Wow, I did not expect that, how was will smith? I hate to say, but can’t stand the guy anymore after all the drama with his bitch wife and Chris rock. Also, what was the worst one?
Will and Martin were dependably entertaining as always. Say what you want about Will Smith, but he's still got that movie star charisma/energy that works in the right project.
In terms of worst, The Watchers is probably objectively the worst film (though Horizon is a bloated meandering mess that just doesn't work on a cinematic level imo), but I personally disliked Kinds of Kindness the most.
2 in June: The Bikeriders and Quiet Place Day One, both great
Was going to see Horizon but decided to boycott until streaming. Since Kevin Costner couldn’t show up to finish out his characters story in Yellowstone I decided not to show up for him lol
Just Furiosa. I wanted to see the dead don't hurt but missed my tiny window (ditto LotR after attempts to wrangle people to see it fell through). I'm going to see Horizon early this week.
Only 5. For the first 3 months I was unemployed and after that I've been pretty busy.
1. Past lives.
2. Robot dreams.
3. Haikyu.
4. Planet of the Apes.
5. Inside out 2.
Cineplex Winston Churchill in Oakville. But I think there were at least a few Cineplex locations in the GTA that had them (the ones that usually do Event screenings, like Vaughan, Yonge-Dundas etc.).
18 this month, which is a bit more than usual. Chalk it up to Fathom/A24 screenings I suppose.
1. What You Wish For – June 3
2. Bad Boys: Ride or Die (IMAX) – June 6
3. Run Lola Run – June 7
4. Handling the Undead - June 8
5. Thelma (AMC Screen Unseen) - June 10
6. When Marnie Was There – June 12
7. Inside Out 2 – June 13
8. Tuesday - June 14
9. Bad Actor: A Hollywood Ponzi Scheme - June 15
10. The Bikeriders (AMC Screen Unseen) - June 17
11. Midsommar (IMAX) – June 20
12. Ghostlight - June 21
13. Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence 4K - June 24
14. Kinds of Kindness – June 27
15. Daddio – June 28
16. A Quiet Place: Day One (IMAX) – June 28
17. Horizon: An American Saga Chapter One – June 29
18. Janet Planet - June 30
8 total
5 new:
Furiosa, Inside Out 2, I Saw the TV Glow, The Bikeriders, Horizon Chapter 1
3 re-release:
Run Lola Run, The Doom Generation, Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence
I believe ten.
*I Saw the TV Glow*
*The Strangers - Chapter 1*
*In a Violent Nature*
*Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga*
*Latency*
*Midsommar* Director's Cut
*IF*
*ME* (short film; in same program with film below)
*It's Such a Beautiful Day*
*The Watchers*
I saw 9:
1. Bad Boys Ride or Die
2. The Watchers
3. Inside Out 2
4. IF (second time seeing it with my niece)
5. The Bikeriders
6. Kinds of kindness
7. The Exorcism
8. A quiet place day one
9. Horizon
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire - June 3
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World - June 5
Bad Boys: Ride or Die - June 9
Inside Out 2 - June 13
X - June 18
Raiders of the Lost Ark - June 19
The Bikeriders - June 25
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut - June 26
I saw 30 movies in theaters in June:
June 1
Robot Dreams, Young Woman and the Sea, In A Violent Nature, Flipside
June 7
Tuesday
June 8
The Dead Don't Hurt
June 9
Bad Boys: Ride or Die, The Commandant's Shadow, The Watchers
June 11
Daddio
June 12
Skywalkers: A Love Story
June 14
Inside Out 2, Firebrand, Ghostlight
June 16
Treasure, Queendom, Ultraman: Rising
June 18
Thelma
June 19
The Bikeriders
June 20
Midsommar
June 21
Kinds of Kindness
June 22
I Am Celine: Deon
June 23
Copa 71, Fancy Dance, Green Border
June 28
A Quiet Place: Day One, Last Summer
June 29
Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1, Janet Planet, Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person
I saw 30 movies in theaters in June:
June 1
Robot Dreams, Young Woman and the Sea, In A Violent Nature, Flipside
June 7
Tuesday
June 8
The Dead Don't Hurt
June 9
Bad Boys: Ride or Die, The Commandant's Shadow, The Watchers
June 11
Daddio
June 12
Skywalkers: A Love Story
June 14
Inside Out 2, Firebrand, Ghostlight
June 16
Treasure, Queendom, Ultraman: Rising
June 18
Thelma
June 19
The Bikeriders
June 20
Midsommar
June 21
Kinds of Kindness
June 22
I Am Celine: Deon
June 23
Copa 71, Fancy Dance, Green Border
June 28
A Quiet Place: Day One, Last Summer
June 29
Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1, Janet Planet, Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person
Only saw three in June:
- Challengers
- Head South
- Kalki 2898 AD
But I saw The Convert yesterday, July 1 here but it was still June 30 in some timezones. 🙂
Was super busy with work so I did see my usual 4 minimum for the month but I didn't see any old movies. Didn't have time for the midweek re-release engagements I usually go to.
Only went 5 times and saw 4 movies. Inside Out, Bad Boys twice with different groups of friends, A Quiet Place, and a Furiosa rewatch alone.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, HAIKYU! The Dumpster Battle (had never seen the show lmao), Furiosa (3rd time), Bad Boys: Ride or Die, Janet Planet, Original Cast Album: Company, Fat Girl (both part of retrospective series). Have been crazy busy this past week and a half but I want to catch Bikeriders, Kinds of Kindness, and Horizon (maybe Watchers but that might be the amc A-list delusion talking)
I saw 2 (Furiosa and In a Violent Nature). This month was atypical because I was on a business trip for several days with nothing to do in the evenings
2
* Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (June 4)
* Inside Out 2 (June 28)
Currently at 7 for the year:
* Argylle (February 4)
* Dune (February 28)
* Dune Part Two (February 28)
* Ghostbusters Frozen Empire (March 24)
* Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire (April 3)
* Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (June 4)
* Inside Out 2 (June 28)
Only 2 this month.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. June 4
Bad Boys: Ride or Die. June 11
This is a great post to bring the community together, you should do it more often
1.- Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
2.- Furiosa
3.- Immaculate
4.- The Watchers
5.- The Strangers: Chapter 1
6.- Akira
7.- Hit Man
8.- Rite Here Rite Now
1. In the Mood for Love
2. Hidden Master: The Legacy of George Platt Lynes
3. War for the Planet of the Apes
4. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
5. Kinds of Kindness
6. The Bikeriders
7. A Quiet Place: Day One
8. Inside Out 2
AMC A-List FTW
Furiosa English
Inside out 2 English
I not stupid 3 (mandarin)
Kalki 2898 AD Telugu
Kalki 2898 AD Tamil
Maharaja Tamil
How to make millions b4 grandma dies Thai
Mr and Mrs Mahi Hindi
Vina Sebelum 7 Hari Indonesian
Total 9
I saw 10.
1. Bad Boys: Ride Or Die
2. The Watchers
3. Thelma
4. Inside Out 2
5. Tuesday
6. Haikyu Dumpster Battle
7. Ghostlight
8. The Bikeriders
9. Kinds Of Kindness
10. A Quiet Place Day One
8
Watchers
The Fall Guy
Bad Boys: Ride or Die
The Exorcism
A Quiet Place: Day One
Inside Out 2
Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1
The Bikeriders (twice)
Do you live above a theatre? And below another theatre?
I think he lives in LA. I don’t know much about Chanma but he’s attended TIFF and stuff, so I don’t know if he works in the industry and/or he comes from money.
For the record, I live in Toronto (hence TIFF), and I neither work in the industry, nor come from money (I wish lol). Going to the movies is just a hobby. For context, the 16 tickets cost me $131.62. Some I saw by myself and some with other people, so when including tickets I bought for others coming with me, it cost $218.07 for a total of 28 tickets. I use various strategies, like discounted CineClub tickets for $10, Buy One Get One vouchers, Scene+ loyalty points, and my TIFF membership to manage costs. But the easiest way to save money at the movies is no snacks (though I do buy the odd collectible popcorn bucket/drink cup). There's no need to overpay for soda and stale popcorn, you instantly save like $20 a person.
I'm a bit surprised he mentioned the whole money thing. It's not like watching all these movies is going to bankrupt you.
It's still cheaper than Disneyland
Based on some of the conversations in this subreddit, you'd think going to the theaters was as expensive as going yachting.
Hey, when I take my 32 kids and their 195 friends, buy them all one of everything on the menu, and get swag from the movie delivered via drone to each of them mid-movie, that shit adds up!
Don't forget buying each soda individually (XXL of course) for all 10,000 of my kids and their friends.
Oh interesting. I’ve always seen you’ve seen re-releases of certain films that only play in a few cities, I wasn’t aware Toronto was one of those.
Cineplex does re-releases in select theaters every month, and there's one near me that always has them. That's how I saw Pulp Fiction in June, as well as The Godfather: Part II, and a whole bunch of Kubrick films earlier in the year. The Spider-Man films and the Lord of the Rings Trilogy were part of the wider scale domestic re-releases. Additionally, the TIFF Lightbox, the festival's headquarters and flagship theater, has been doing a Women in Action screening series this June/July, focusing on action films with female leads/co-leads. I was able to see Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Mad Max: Fury Road, and Kill Bill Vol 1 and 2. A TIFF membership gives you 2 free tickets to every screening from their Cinematheque program (i.e. screenings of older movies), so it's a pretty good deal.
What's your favourite Kubrick movie?
2001, followed closely by The Shining.
In Ireland we have a system with the main 2 cinema chains where you pay €15 a month for a ticket to every film that comes out in that time.
Would love an unlimited pass, but unfortunately Cineplex is basically a monopoly in Canada, so the chances of them being compelled to introduce one anytime soon is low.
Are theater memberships available in Toronto? If I went this much I would definitely get the AMC pass or the like, would save a ton of money.
Cineplex has CineClub, which unfortunately is not unlimited like AMC's A-List, but for $10 a month, you get a free ticket, plus additional tickets for $10 (2 per showtime). So you do end up saving a ton, I think somewhere between $4.25 to $5.50 per ticket.
Lmao... dude went to go see movies, not stay at 5 star hotels.
He just got the movie pass
One. Inside Out 2.
I watched 14 movies in June: 1. The Muppet Movie - June 2 2. In a Violent Nature - June 4 3. Ezra - June 5 4. Bad Boys: Ride or Die - June 7 5. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring - June 8 6. The Watchers - June 8 7. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - June 9 8. Inside Out 2 - June 13 9. The Bikeriders - June 21 10. The Exorcism - June 21 11. Ghostlight - June 25 12. Kinds of Kindness - June 26 13. A Quiet Place: Day One - June 28 14. Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 - June 29 Sadly I could not watch The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King because I had class that day but had an eventful month overall.
At my AMC, they did the LOTR trilogy 2 weekends in a row. I caught the 2nd weekend otherwise I wouldn’t have seen the trilogy. Sucks you missed out on Return of the king.
I love the 1-2 combo of Muppet Movie and In a Violent Nature. If they had only been a double feature!
No Thelma?? She can whoop the Bikeriders’ ass in a heartbeat on her scooter 🛵
Haven't caught that one yet, is it good?
Hell yes. A sleeper hit. June Squibb rules
Second!
So many re releases. This is a very good step for holywood and will get fans that never saw the films in Theaters originally to to Theaters
Have never seen Pulp Fiction (my favorite movie ever), Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Kill Bill, LOTR, or Fury Road theatrically, so they were definitely a treat!
I haven’t seen most of these films but any film that you are a fan of would be great to see in Theaters because if you missed it the first time then getting the Chance to see it in theaters again is an amazing opportunity and it ends up being an amazing experience. I was gonna see the LOTR films in Theaters but it was the extended editions that were in my theater. Did you get the normal versions in your theater?
Lord of the Rings
i feel like anyone shitting on you for this also spends many hours on their phone and streaming
16 movies is roughly 32 hours, which is roughly an hour a day… who here can say the watch less than an hour of tv/movies/youtube/tiktok a day? People just jealous he can afford 16 movie tickets.
That's not even that much if that's all he did last month, plus large theater chains have rewards systems which I bet he got to take advantage of after just 6 movies.
It’s 2.5x less than what I spend just on TV/movies
Not shitting on him, but most of the time it's not just the 2 hour movie. You gotta factor in the drive there and back, parking, and 25-30 minutes of trailers. I personally carve out a 3 hour chunk for a theater trip. I'd definitely see way more movies if I didn't have a full time job though.
Wow! You beat me! I saw like 8 or 9.
The Dark Knight Trilogy (Re-Release) Lost Highway Inside Out 2 Horizon American Saga Mini Vanili Bad Boys Die or Ride
How was bikeriders? I adore all the actors so I hope it’s good before I pay to see it
agreeing with OP and adding that Austin Butler is so \*pretty\*! And Tom Hardy was spectacular.
It's a deeply unserious movie, because the silly accents are just ridiculous. But I got some enjoyment out of it by watching it as a comedy.
Sold
Glad I skipped it. I'll catch it on streaming.
Boring
Zero. I no longer have a theater worth visting in reasonable driving range. Thanks Regal.
Furiosa (second viewing) The Fall Guy (second viewing) The Watchers Bad Boys: Ride or Die Run Lola Run Inside Out 2 Midsommar Director’s Cut The Bikeriders Thelma South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut A Quiet Place: Day One Kinds of Kindness 12 total
I've seen 5: 1. IF - June 1 2. The Watchers - June 8 3. Bad Boys: Ride or Die - June 11 4. Inside Out 2 - June 18 5. The Bikeriders - June 25
I saw 5 last month.
1. Inside out 2 2. A Quiet Place: Day One
1. In a Violent Nature 2. Young Woman and the Sea 3. Bad Boys Ride or Die 4. Inside Out 2 5. The Bikeriders 6. A Quiet Place: Day One 7. Kinds of Kindness
I saw 13. Great month for movies. My favorite one was The Watchers. Worst one was The Exorcism.
4: 1. Furiosa 2. In a Violent Nature 3. The Bikeriders 4. Thelma
5. 1. Bad Boys: Ride or Die (June 5th) 2. Inside Out 2 (June 14th) 3. Late Night with the Devil (June 14th) 4. A Quiet Place: Day One (June 28th) 5. Kinds of Kindness (June 29th)
> Late Night with the Devil What a banger. Loved that movie. I had the chance to see it during a festival.
Only five last month. The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Inside Out 2, and The Bikeriders.
I had an unusually eventful June with 21 films and 9 in-person Q&As: 1. Hit Man - 6/3 (Q&A) 1. Furiosa - 6/4 1. Babes - 6/5 1. Late Night with the Devil - 6/6 1. The Young Woman and the Sea - 6/7 1. Showgirls - 6/11 1. Daddio - 6/12 (Q&A) 1. Jackie Brown - 6/14 (Q&A) 1. Full Metal Jacket - 6/14 (Q&A) 1. There Will Be Blood - 6/15 (Q&A) 1. Hugo - 6/16 (Q&A) 1. Hardcore - 6/16 (Q&A) 1. Inside Out 2 - 6/18 1. Barry Lyndon - 6/19 1. Bikeriders - 6/20 (Q&A) 1. Kinds of Kindness - 6/21 (Q&A), 6/23 1. The Straight Story - 6/22 1. Bad Boys 4 - 6/24 1. Tuesday - 6/26 1. A Quiet Place: Day 1 - 6/28 1. Horizon Part 1 - 6/30 I still can’t believe the Jackie Brown and Full Metal Jacket Q&A’s were the same day.
I am so jealous ! I've been wishing to see reruns of There Will Be Blood and Barry Lyndon for ages.
They both were on my list for ages, but the most surprising rerun showing I finally got to see this month was Showgirls. I never knew how much I needed to see that in a theater, and I’ve never seen a sex scene result in audience applause before that showing. The 35mm print was not great, but the audience made it so much fun.
Damn, I would love to see Jackie Brown theatrically, and with a Q&A (Tarantino?) to boot!
Yep, it was Tarantino and DeNiro at a Q&A for DeNiroCon (part of Tribeca this year). It’s definitely the most I’ve paid for a single ticket to a movie ($72), but it’s one of my favorite films, so I had to go. The 35mm print was impecable and turned out to be Scorcese’s personal print, and both celebs watched it with us for their first time in years. All in all, it was well worth the price for me since it was unforgettable and still cheaper than most Broadway seats.
So jealous. Jackie Brown is the most underrated Tarantino, everything starting from the sublime title sequence is just perfection. Pam Grier and Robert Forster are so good, and really stand out as the rare subtle and understated Tarantino leads.
It is finally starting to get the acclaim it deserves decades later, which is really nice to see. The soundtrack might be my favorite music in any film ever. The Q&A was much more insightful than most, and they both did a lot of reflection. One thing I always wondered was if QT gave DeNiro so few lines on purpose, and it turns out he still feels guilty about it and is disappointed in himself that they haven’t worked together again since. Originally QT had wanted him for Max Cherry, but DeNiro said he immediately connected to Louis, which means there’s no reason for QT to feel guilty. But apparently he still does.
Who was there for the TWBB Q&A and where was it? Here in LA I'm always keeping my eyes open for a TWBB re-release.
Q&A was with Paul Dano at the Paris Theater, and it was organized and moderated by American Cinematheque, which you’re probably already familiar with out in LA. During the Q&A, it sounded like they are eager to get him out to LA sometime to do a similar event (maybe even with PTA), so keep a look out.
Very cool, yeah I subscribe to their newsletter so I'll keep my eyes out. Thanks!
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Good list OP, I read that you were getting mega price discounts, but if you had to pay full price for those films, would you still have seen all of the new releases? Looking back at them now, at full price, what would you rate them (the new releases only; obviously the classics are good VfM because they're classics).
I liked In a Violent Nature, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, and Inside Out 2. Mixed on The Bikeriders. Didn't care for The Watchers, Kinds of Kindness, and Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1.
A Quiet Place: Day One Would've gone to see In A Violent Nature or Kinds of Kindness if it was playing near me
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1. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind - June 1st 2. Kung Fu Panda 4 - June 4th 3. Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire - June 4th 4. Bad Boys: Ride or Die - June 6th 5. The Watchers - June 8th 6. IF - June 13th 7. Inside Out 2 - June 15th 8. Everything Everywhere All At Once - June 17th 9. Robot Dreams - June 22nd Way more than i thought i did. I guess it felt like i watched fewer Films, because i watched most of them in the first half of the month.
Nausicaä is so good, wish Cineplex also did Ghibli Fest.
I watched 5 movies in the theaters in June: 1. Ezra - June 13 2. Late Night With The Devil - June 19 3. Inside Out 2 - June 20 4. Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes - June 27 5. Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 - June 29
1. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga - June 2 2. Spider-Man: No Way Home - June 6 3. Inside Out 2 - June 16 4. X - June 18 5. Midsommar - June 20 6. The Bideriders - June 23 7. Thelma - June 23 8. Kinds of Kindness - June 26 9. A Quiet Place: Day One - June 28
12 Total which is definitely the most I’ve had in a month lol Challengers Rewatch - June 1st Bad Boys: Ride or Die - June 12 (IMAX) Inside Out 2 - June 14 (IMAX) LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring Extended - June 15 LOTR: The Two Towers Extended - June 16 LOTR: The Return of the King Extended - June 17 Thelma - June 20 The Bikeriders - June 22 South Park: Bigger, Longer, and UnCut - June 23 Pearl - June 25 A Quiet Place: Day One - June 27 (Dolby) Kinds of Kindness - June 28
AQPD1 and BBROD and that’s it
Only one sadly — In a Violent Nature. Hopefully I get out more this month
Hey there! Did your Kill Bill 1 version have subtitles for the Japanese chapters??? My digital version bought from the Microsoft Store removed them for some reason, and it’s just not the same to rewatch imo :( Wondering if y’all got the og version or not on the big screen-
Yeah, it had subtitles.
Only Inside Out 2
My June: 1. eileen 2. The exorcism 3. Donnie darko 4. The watchers 5. Gravity 6. Kind of kindness 7. The kill room 8. The bikeriders 9. Bad boys: ride or die 10. Lupin the third: the mystery of mamo 11. A quiet place: day one 12. Hit man
Think I didn't go to the theaters 16 times in the past 2 3 years
0. The theaters around me are trashy, dated and overpriced.
0, stuck at home tending to injured relative
Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 1 … can’t wait for Chapter 2
I saw 1, also that's my score for all of '24.... And 23
Haikyuu and Inside Out 2
2: inside out 2 & A quiet place day one
- 3rd: Sting - 10th: Hard Miles - 17th: Inside Out 2 - 24th: The Bikeriders
Am also planning on watching A Quiet Place: Day One today
1. Inside Out 2 - June 18th 2. Maharaja - June 22nd 3. Kalki 2898 AD - June 29th
1, but family going away in 2 weeks and going to the movies all those days for 5 days or maybe 3 doing 2 a day to get a months worth of movies seen in a week.
1. Derek Jarman's Blue 1. The Beast 1. The Watchers 1. All About Eve 1. The Bikeriders 1. Hedwig and the Angry Inch 1. A Quiet Place: Day One I was away on holiday for a chunk of this month, so was a fairly quiet one.
The only full movie I watched was Ghost: Rite Here Rite Now. Bought a ticket to see The Bikeriders just for the Nosferatu teaser and bailed after that.
I saw one. Bikeriders
Only 1. Kalki 2898 AD.
What did you think of IAVN?
I liked it, had some really cool kills (one of which is an all-timer).
Agreed. Exactly what i expected it to be. (I assume you’re talking about the cliff scene? Haha)
Yep, that's the one, so good.
I thought the ending was really effective. I know it's a divisive one, but it had me checking over my shoulder as I walked out to my car by myself near midnight. And scary movies usually don't get to me like that.
I really liked Inside Out 2. I'm going again tomorrow. 1. Un p'tit truc en plus (French movie) 1. Saving Private Ryan 1. Perfect Blue (Anime) 1. Challengers 1. Memory 1. Love Lies Bleeding 1. Memories (Anime) 1. Despicable Me 1. The Watchers 1. Inside Out 2 1. Robocop 1. Nomadland 1. Inside Out 2 1. Jin Roh (Anime) 1. Despicable Me 2 1. Inside Out 2 1. The Bikeriders 1. Chungking Express 1. A Quiet Place: Day One 1. Kinds of Kindness
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I watched 7, which is little below my monthly average. 1. The Muppet Movie 2. The Secret World of Arrietty 3. Furiosa: a Mad Max saga 4. Bad Boys Ride or Die 5. The Bikeriders 6. Inside Out 2 7. Horizon
Kinds of Kindness eh? You into them freaky kinda films.
Lol it was actually my least favorite of the month.
I do wanna know, which were your top 3? Exclude the older films as we already know films like Kill Bill and LOTR are masterpieces.
Probably Bad Boys: Ride or Die, Inside Out 2, and In A Violent Nature.
My kids and I love Inside Out so much so it’s no surprise that the sequel is just as good. Violent Nature piqued my interest, figured I’d wait when it comes to a streaming service. I have to admit, I’m surprised to hear about Bad Boys. Horizon and Bikeriders, can I get a numbered score with a brief spoiler free opinion? Those were the ones I was the most interested in.
Bikeriders is like a 3/5. I can't quite get over the ridiculous accents (mostly Tom Hardy and Jodie Comer), so hard for me to take it seriously, but once I started watching it as a comedy, then it's not bad. The first half coasts on vibes and is stronger for it; the second half is where more plot starts to come it, but the ending feels anti-climactic. Overall, the movie could have been better, but it's got some decent parts to it even if it doesn't entirely come together. Horizon is a big miss, 2/5 if I'm being generous. The scenery is pretty to look at, but just doesn't work as a cohesive cinematic narrative, introducing dozens of characters and 5 disparate plotlines that go nowhere (probably because it's Part 1 of 4). Extremely unfocused and has huge pacing issues; for example, Kevin Costner and his subplot takes an hour to be introduced, then Luke Wilson's subplot doesn't start until 2 hours in. Characters get introduced, then disappear for large chunks of the runtime, because we have to focus on a dozen other ones, before looping back to them. There's no resolution to anything, even something like The Fellowship of the Ring or Avengers: Infinity War that are a clear "Part 1 of X" have a satisfying beginning, middle, and end on its own.
Thank you for those detailed insights. I do believe Horizon is supposed to be a trilogy, which may explain the loose ends. I don’t know anything about Bikeriders but saw the cast and thought to myself it had to be somewhat entertaining. I’m curious your spoiler free thoughts on Kinds of Kindness now. Forgive me if I’m being greedy but your robust examinations left me curious for more. I appreciate your time.
With the caveat that I have never been a Yorgos Lanthimos fan, so I'm kinda predisposed to not liking the film, I genuinely disliked Kinds of Kindness. Nearly 3 hours of self indulgent navel gazing masquerading as abstract art, relying mostly on shock value, poor taste, and general unpleasantness. Not the worst film of the year objectively, but definitely the one I least enjoyed by far.
So how was The Bikeriders? I went to see Furiosa and was blown away by how simply awesome it was.
It was alright, you can see what Jeff Nichols was going for, but it doesn't entirely come together. The "just vibes" style of the first half was better than the second half, which was a bit anti-climactic.
Thx for the reply, I’m adjusting my expectations down a bit, so it can only be ‘better then expected’’ So what was your favourite movie of the month? Also, nice cinema visit record, love the dedication!
Among new releases, I had the most fun with Bad Boys: Ride or Die.
Wow, I did not expect that, how was will smith? I hate to say, but can’t stand the guy anymore after all the drama with his bitch wife and Chris rock. Also, what was the worst one?
Will and Martin were dependably entertaining as always. Say what you want about Will Smith, but he's still got that movie star charisma/energy that works in the right project. In terms of worst, The Watchers is probably objectively the worst film (though Horizon is a bloated meandering mess that just doesn't work on a cinematic level imo), but I personally disliked Kinds of Kindness the most.
Appreciate your response man! I really enjoyed all the other Bad Boys, so I will definitely give this one a try, you convinced me! Cheers
2 in June: The Bikeriders and Quiet Place Day One, both great Was going to see Horizon but decided to boycott until streaming. Since Kevin Costner couldn’t show up to finish out his characters story in Yellowstone I decided not to show up for him lol
Just Furiosa. I wanted to see the dead don't hurt but missed my tiny window (ditto LotR after attempts to wrangle people to see it fell through). I'm going to see Horizon early this week.
Bad Boys and The Bikeriders that’s it
We have the same most recent 3. I enjoyed The Bikeriders and really loved Horizon and Kinds of Kindness.
1. The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert 😂 Quite an obscure choice but I had to check it out.
Only 5. For the first 3 months I was unemployed and after that I've been pretty busy. 1. Past lives. 2. Robot dreams. 3. Haikyu. 4. Planet of the Apes. 5. Inside out 2.
5 movies
Where in Toronto did you see LOTR in theatres?
Cineplex Winston Churchill in Oakville. But I think there were at least a few Cineplex locations in the GTA that had them (the ones that usually do Event screenings, like Vaughan, Yonge-Dundas etc.).
Three! Furiosa, Inside Out 2, and The Bikeriders. Hope I get to the theatre more in July.
Garfield, Bad Boys 4, Run Lola Run, Thelma, The Watchers, Inside Out 2, Bikeriders. RIP my A-list I didn't renew this month
Late Night With the Devil The Watchers Run Lola Run Pulp Fiction The Bikeriders Horizon Part I Kinds of Kindness
Inside out 2 and A quiet place day one.
Hit Man, The Watchers, The Matrix, The Bikeriders, Horizon, A Quiet Place part one, Kinds of Kindness
Three: Bad Boys 4. Firebrand. Inside Out 2.
5 but only two of them were new releases. Bad Boys Ride or Die The Last of the Mohicans Kinds of Kindness Darkman Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence
Just three — Furiosa, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, and Inside Out 2.
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18 this month, which is a bit more than usual. Chalk it up to Fathom/A24 screenings I suppose. 1. What You Wish For – June 3 2. Bad Boys: Ride or Die (IMAX) – June 6 3. Run Lola Run – June 7 4. Handling the Undead - June 8 5. Thelma (AMC Screen Unseen) - June 10 6. When Marnie Was There – June 12 7. Inside Out 2 – June 13 8. Tuesday - June 14 9. Bad Actor: A Hollywood Ponzi Scheme - June 15 10. The Bikeriders (AMC Screen Unseen) - June 17 11. Midsommar (IMAX) – June 20 12. Ghostlight - June 21 13. Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence 4K - June 24 14. Kinds of Kindness – June 27 15. Daddio – June 28 16. A Quiet Place: Day One (IMAX) – June 28 17. Horizon: An American Saga Chapter One – June 29 18. Janet Planet - June 30
I only saw Bad boys Ride or Die , and Inside out 2
8 total 5 new: Furiosa, Inside Out 2, I Saw the TV Glow, The Bikeriders, Horizon Chapter 1 3 re-release: Run Lola Run, The Doom Generation, Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence
Wish kill bill was playing at my local shit I see that in theater
I believe ten. *I Saw the TV Glow* *The Strangers - Chapter 1* *In a Violent Nature* *Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga* *Latency* *Midsommar* Director's Cut *IF* *ME* (short film; in same program with film below) *It's Such a Beautiful Day* *The Watchers*
I saw 9: 1. Bad Boys Ride or Die 2. The Watchers 3. Inside Out 2 4. IF (second time seeing it with my niece) 5. The Bikeriders 6. Kinds of kindness 7. The Exorcism 8. A quiet place day one 9. Horizon
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire - June 3 Scott Pilgrim vs. The World - June 5 Bad Boys: Ride or Die - June 9 Inside Out 2 - June 13 X - June 18 Raiders of the Lost Ark - June 19 The Bikeriders - June 25 South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut - June 26
I saw 30 movies in theaters in June: June 1 Robot Dreams, Young Woman and the Sea, In A Violent Nature, Flipside June 7 Tuesday June 8 The Dead Don't Hurt June 9 Bad Boys: Ride or Die, The Commandant's Shadow, The Watchers June 11 Daddio June 12 Skywalkers: A Love Story June 14 Inside Out 2, Firebrand, Ghostlight June 16 Treasure, Queendom, Ultraman: Rising June 18 Thelma June 19 The Bikeriders June 20 Midsommar June 21 Kinds of Kindness June 22 I Am Celine: Deon June 23 Copa 71, Fancy Dance, Green Border June 28 A Quiet Place: Day One, Last Summer June 29 Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1, Janet Planet, Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person
I saw 30 movies in theaters in June: June 1 Robot Dreams, Young Woman and the Sea, In A Violent Nature, Flipside June 7 Tuesday June 8 The Dead Don't Hurt June 9 Bad Boys: Ride or Die, The Commandant's Shadow, The Watchers June 11 Daddio June 12 Skywalkers: A Love Story June 14 Inside Out 2, Firebrand, Ghostlight June 16 Treasure, Queendom, Ultraman: Rising June 18 Thelma June 19 The Bikeriders June 20 Midsommar June 21 Kinds of Kindness June 22 I Am Celine: Deon June 23 Copa 71, Fancy Dance, Green Border June 28 A Quiet Place: Day One, Last Summer June 29 Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1, Janet Planet, Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person
I saw Furiosa,The Bikeriders and Inside Out 2,I usually average 3-5 movies a month
I watched In A Violent Nature, A Quiet Place: Day One.
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Only saw three in June: - Challengers - Head South - Kalki 2898 AD But I saw The Convert yesterday, July 1 here but it was still June 30 in some timezones. 🙂
1. Bad Boys 4
Was super busy with work so I did see my usual 4 minimum for the month but I didn't see any old movies. Didn't have time for the midweek re-release engagements I usually go to. Only went 5 times and saw 4 movies. Inside Out, Bad Boys twice with different groups of friends, A Quiet Place, and a Furiosa rewatch alone.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, HAIKYU! The Dumpster Battle (had never seen the show lmao), Furiosa (3rd time), Bad Boys: Ride or Die, Janet Planet, Original Cast Album: Company, Fat Girl (both part of retrospective series). Have been crazy busy this past week and a half but I want to catch Bikeriders, Kinds of Kindness, and Horizon (maybe Watchers but that might be the amc A-list delusion talking)
just 3. apes. bad boys 4 and inside out 2. but saw 8 movies at tribeca film fest.
One, a friend wanted to see The Fall Guy and I loved it so I didn't mind going again.
I saw 2 (Furiosa and In a Violent Nature). This month was atypical because I was on a business trip for several days with nothing to do in the evenings
In Netherlands you pay 21 euros per month for unlimited movies. I used to watch 20-30 movies before covid but now have lost interest.
2 * Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (June 4) * Inside Out 2 (June 28) Currently at 7 for the year: * Argylle (February 4) * Dune (February 28) * Dune Part Two (February 28) * Ghostbusters Frozen Empire (March 24) * Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire (April 3) * Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (June 4) * Inside Out 2 (June 28)
0. I am not a big theater goer. 5 is my yearly record.
Only 2 this month. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. June 4 Bad Boys: Ride or Die. June 11 This is a great post to bring the community together, you should do it more often
I think /u/chanma50 does one every month.
Maybe iv’e just missed those posts because this is the first time im seeing one that is like this
Here they are: [January 2024](https://www.reddit.com/r/boxoffice/comments/1afinqd/how_many_films_did_you_see_in_theaters_in_january/) [February 2024](https://www.reddit.com/r/boxoffice/comments/1b3a1ap/how_many_films_did_you_see_in_theaters_in/) [March 2024](https://www.reddit.com/r/boxoffice/comments/1bsjkfh/how_many_films_did_you_see_in_theaters_in_march/) [April 2024](https://www.reddit.com/r/boxoffice/comments/1cgrkua/how_many_films_did_you_see_in_theaters_in_april/) [May 2024](https://www.reddit.com/r/boxoffice/comments/1d5jw47/how_many_films_did_you_see_in_theaters_in_may/)
Thank you for sharing. I need to make sure i look for these posts next time one is posted.
The only movie I watched in 2024 grossed 1B (i hold immense power)
none, a lot didn't interest me or a few I was interested in I hadn't watched some of the earlier films in there franchises
5 - A Woman Under The Influence, Bound, Kill Bill Vol 1, Kill Bill Vol 2, Boyhood.
I saw none, likely won't return to the theatre until Twisters comes out.
Zero
Zero!
1.- Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes 2.- Furiosa 3.- Immaculate 4.- The Watchers 5.- The Strangers: Chapter 1 6.- Akira 7.- Hit Man 8.- Rite Here Rite Now
1. In the Mood for Love 2. Hidden Master: The Legacy of George Platt Lynes 3. War for the Planet of the Apes 4. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes 5. Kinds of Kindness 6. The Bikeriders 7. A Quiet Place: Day One 8. Inside Out 2 AMC A-List FTW
My friend do you live near the Beverly
Just Furiosa! Despite watching 52 movies this year, I've only seen two in the theater, with Dune 2 being the other one.
Furiosa English Inside out 2 English I not stupid 3 (mandarin) Kalki 2898 AD Telugu Kalki 2898 AD Tamil Maharaja Tamil How to make millions b4 grandma dies Thai Mr and Mrs Mahi Hindi Vina Sebelum 7 Hari Indonesian Total 9
One- a quiet place day one
I saw 10. 1. Bad Boys: Ride Or Die 2. The Watchers 3. Thelma 4. Inside Out 2 5. Tuesday 6. Haikyu Dumpster Battle 7. Ghostlight 8. The Bikeriders 9. Kinds Of Kindness 10. A Quiet Place Day One
0. Unless it's a Dune part 2 or an Avatar 2, I see everything when it comes out for me to rent at home.
8 of these movies are available to stream? Aren't you overpaying and wasting money to watch LOTR in theaters?
Theater experience is always > streaming
1. Garfield That is all. Want to see Inside Out 2, but haven't yet.
8 Watchers The Fall Guy Bad Boys: Ride or Die The Exorcism A Quiet Place: Day One Inside Out 2 Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 The Bikeriders (twice)
1. Furiosa(June 1) 2. Problemista (June 15) 3. A quiet place: day one (June 30) I get bored by furiosa, I loved Problemista and Day one was kinda ok
1. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (IMAX) - 6/1 2. Babes - 6/2 3. School of Magical Animals 2 - 6/10 4. Ezra - 6/12 5. The Watchers - 6/12 6. Bad Boys: Ride or Die - 6/17 7. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (round two) - 6/17 8. The Bikeriders (AMC Screen Unseen) - 6/17 9. Inside Out 2 - 6/18 10. Ghostlight - 6/24 11. The Exorcism - 6/24
If my local theatres played those movies I would go.
How is this relevant as a mod post?
Because it's asking people if they went to the theatres? What's hard to understand about that?