Never seen it. My sister told me I should skip for now it given that my nearly 5 year relationship just ended due to things out of my control. Mentally in OK but she thinks it might derail my "processing" of it. I've read online that it actually helped others process their relationship ending but idk.
I heard it's soooooooo good though. I got a really good seat too.
What does everyone do when they have a double feature close together??
Today I had a movie at 11:30am (ended at 1:40 pre credits) and have a second movie at 2pm. When I came in I told the ticket scanner that I have a second movie. Same floor. They tried scanning it but they said it was too early. So they recommended I call for the elevator and have the elevator attendant scan it.
Thankfully the elevator wasn’t filled with people. Or i feel like it would’ve been awkward. Next time should I print out both tickets and have them collect them? Or I should stick with what they recommend.
I was at AMC Empire. The movies are all the way on the top floor. If I wasn’t, I would’ve just went back to ticket scanner.
so i’m not one to obsess over getting release day tickets. i only try to go to early fan event screenings to get the memorabilia, so i reserved tix for the insider screening. i haven’t seen it anywhere but what are the chances are getting a poster, keychain, or something for the dune insider screening ??
Can’t seem to purchase tickets for any movie at the moment
has anyone else ever had this happen to them?
after yesterday’s ticket frenzy, wherein I went to the kiosks and purchased tickets for about 6 different dates (mostly singles, just for me), I went thru and added all my tickets to my calendar. I intentionally used cash/debit to purchase all of them since I didn’t want to tie up my A List reservations until December. planning to use some of them on movies releasing sooner like Digger for example when those release.
after checking my A list reservations to ensure that I hadn’t accidentally used A list for any dune tickets, I was shocked to see an A List reservation for a Dune ticket on a day that I wasn’t even looking at for tickets, during a showtime when I will probably be at work. I have no idea how I could have accidentally done this as I was really intentional about which days I was looking for and got a ticket to every show that I was seeking.
the worst part is that the ticket seems to have been purchased at the kiosk, because I cannot view the ticket in my account online. It shows the ticket itself but there is nothing to click on so I can’t view the details. none of my kiosk purchases show up under my order history (why don’t they when I was signed in ?!)
i triple checked my paper tickets and I did not buy one for the date that my A list says I got a ticket for.
anyone had this happen or know how this could have happened? I guess it’s possible that I somehow stayed logged into the kiosk and then the person behind me in line used my account to buy their own tickets with my A list without realizing? Boy what a mess that would be if that’s what happened.
So from my research, it looks like IMAX screens will be the only ones getting aspect ratio changes. Dune: Part Three uses a variable aspect ratio. Its standard theatrical aspect ratio is 2.20:1, but it expands for specific sequences in IMAX theaters. Which means Dolby and all other screens will be viewed in 2.20:1 aspect ratio for the entire film which sucks. I've provided some visual aid from Tenet about aspect ratios.
This seat was the only available seat for the infinity vision showing of Doomsday and I have never sat at the very front before. For anyone who’s sat in the front before, how was it and can you see the screen well?
I had to do some shuffling this week for friends' availability. So need to hit something smaller for my 4th slot this week. Any advice on if any of the following are worth it?
Already been to see Your Name & Train to Busan, didn't get Wet Hot or La La Land near me, & Point Break is not eligible. Also already seeing Six! & Spidey for the first time (was on vaca when it came out!)
Was gonna hit Tony on Thus since I missed it at SU, but my group that's going to Six! is only free on Thurs 🤷♂️. I also skipped SU this week since it was It Ends, and I technically have that at home already 😁
I also have 1 friend who still needs to see Odyssey. I wish he'd hurry up and get some free time so I can knock it off my list as well. This would have been the perfect opportunity!! 😣
Edit: Going with The Rivals of Amziah King. Overwhelmingly top response, and apparently a bit more limited than the others. Wrong Girls was a close 2nd, but one I feel I could wait for digital and not miss too much from the experience.
Got that blue razz, bout to watch Train to Busan.
So it begins. App is currently crashing, won’t even let me open and the website is rate limiting me and not letting me even look at tickets rip
I was gonna be selfish and not show this but decided to be nice today...lol. 1200pm est hurry and get here.
I just want to share in case anyone is scared to go see this... it's a blast. It's funny. It's sweet. It's bloody. It delivers if you see the trailer or know the plot...
Set in 1982... gives it a sweet speilbergian vibe... then they end up in a place with dinosaurs and things that slowly start to take over the place. It's really fun. Some great dark humor. Bloody. Exciting chases. And Hathaway and McGregor are great.
My audience applauded and laughed and it was just a great time for me and my friends... except one friend that for some reason ranted for 20 minutes about how he hated it, he bullied the entire conversation and we all just let him rant until he ran out of energy. Like Reddit lol.
So I bought two tickets for two different dates for Dune Part Three at the same theater Universal Cinema in IMAX 70MM. But the issue is saw is that I haven’t received any email confirmation regarding my tickets purchase and even with the barcode for the $5 discount for parking.
Has this happened to anyone before or am I the only one. And if so how should get help? Or how I can get my $5 parking fee. Cause hell nah I ain’t paying $40 general parking fee just to watch a movie.
Literally there are tons of seats taken for a showtime that apparently "doesn't exist" this seems like some insider exclusive bs
I'm new to A-List, and am excited to dive into some more obscure films. What I've noticed lately is that some films tend to have a limited release on their opening weekend, and may end up in more theatres a week or two later. (For context, my local AMC is Potomac Mills in Woodbridge, VA.)
Is there a way to follow which movies are releasing where and when, apart from checking individually by movie or theatre in the AMC app each week? For example, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma was only playing at Georgetown in DC its first week, but is now showing at Hoffman in Alexandria. I made the trip to Georgetown opening weekend, thinking that would be my only chance, and the area was incredibly difficult to navigate due to road construction and Google Maps directing me the wrong way down an unmarked one-way street. As one might imagine, I am extremely resistant to go back there.
Really, I'm just wondering if there's a source I can refer to regarding limited releases and their actual release schedule (such as: opening weekend at these locations, second weekend at those additional locations, etc.). I see comments in these threads that suggest people know this stuff, and I'd love to know where the information comes from!
After failing to get Dune 70mm the past 1.5 hours, I got logged out of my A-list and it won’t let me sign back in. Anyone else?
I’ve been doing a full investigation on tonight’s screening. Let me know if I missed anything!
In the PRO-BUDDY column:
In the ANTI-BUDDY/PRO-IT ENDS column:
In the WILD CARD column:
Blood Shine could still be in play. It’s 100 minutes, releases in 11 days, and while there’s no ratings guide, presumably it has gore and violence, which could explain the rating. (However it also appears to be a highly sexual movie, which was not stated. It is also being released on streaming, and limited cinemas.) Camp Miasma seems to be out of the running given it is already out in limited release and has a longer runtime.
So the question is… WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?!?!??? If it’s not Buddy, did Celebration just make a mistake? And Galaxy? Let me know your thoughts! I think it’s 50-50, but I’m still manifesting an orange unicorn!
PS: Yes, I’m aware I have too much time on my hands. 😯
Hollywood has figured out that theatrical/anniversary re-releases are a not insignificant piece of the puzzle that keeps people coming out to the movies.
What's something you haven't seen take another round at the big screen that you would want to see that way? Or something that deserves the PLF treatment?
Is there anything that you missed during its initial run that you'd want to make sure to catch if it ever does come back?
Or is there something made from home video/streaming that you like to see put on the big screen? (And that could now include certain TV show debuts/finales)
I got tickets for the insider showing on Dec 15 but in Row C… for those that know, can I genuinely enjoy the movie at this spot?
Now I also got tickets a week later with prime seats to watch it twice. But would watching my first viewing at Row C worth it or just wait the week?