I am currently a member of the Cinemark movie club. The benefits are ok, but I'm a member because I love the aesthetic of my local theater and the food is great. However, my local AMC is much much closer to me. The only downside is how gross it is. It has a damp quality in the air and the seats are really worn down. My question is: are the benefits of it worth ignoring how gross my local AMC is?
How important are the first 15-20 minutes ?
The World Cup game got pushed an hour, just planing ahead
Can anyone tell me why AMC is showing only Spanish spoken FIFA matches?
Is it showing in English anywhere? For reference I am in Mass
Howdy!
I’m 6 months into doing a theater sketch diary. Just wanted to pop in and share my sketches / doodles based on what I saw in theaters each month. This month I included some of the text for the sketch pages. I recognize that some of the images made this month are not readily recognizable so I figured I would take some of the guess work out.
I would love to hear feedback on the doodles, what you thought of these movies, and what should I check out in July!
I average 12ish movies a month, and typically see the new movies opening weekend. Supergirl was not on my mind, DC movies were never really my thing, and I heard some bad things about it…
I loved it! Thought it was a fun story and good pacing and funny moments as well as a scary, murderous villian. My eyes watered at one point. And the sound track was exciting!
I was gonna post this in r/unpopular opinions but I thought my A list fam would appreciate my screening experience today.
hi all!! i’ve recently been thinking about subscribing to alist, though i do live ~30 mins to an amc ! i do quite like movies and amc (way more than my local movie theater ! that’s why i’m thinking abt it anyway lolol) i do want to see a bunch of new releases! i just do not know if it would be beneficial for me and i would like help from people that have the subscription already (:
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ARR=AMC Reported Runtime AR=Actual Runtime
Screen Unseen - Could be any Genre EXCEPT Horror
Scream Unseen - Horror
81.The Wizard of the Kremlin -R - Vertical - May 4 2026
82.Tuner -R - Black Bear - May 11 2026
83.The Furious -R - Lionsgate - June 1 2026
84.Lucky Strike -R - Roadside - June 15 2026
85.Young Washington -PG-13 - Angel Studios - June 22 2026
86.Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass -R - Sony - June 29 2026
87.Rated R - 1h46m - July 20 2026
88.Rated R - xhxxm - July 27 2026
89.Rated R - 1h30m - Aug 3 2026
Remember: The runtime that AMC reveals is not the exact runtime of the movie. It's usually within -7 to 17 mins of the actual time. This has been the case most (if not all) of the time.
Does the Screen/Scream Unseen Have Trailers?
Short Answer is Yes.
But sometimes they fail and it goes straight to presentation. Be on time.
Visiting NYC next week and will be in or around Times Square. What theaters do I have to check out while I’m there? I have A list in a cheaper market but am willing to blow through all 4 of my out of market movies for 2026. I’m in a smaller market so I’ve never been to an XL, or a true IMAX, Dolby and Prime are the only upgrades in my market.
Is it a dickhead move to go to the movies on a holiday?
Well it was another GREAT month on A-List! Despite missing four showings to the World Cup, I still saw 13 movies in June, including three in IMAX! How about you?
Date ... Movie ............................................. Cost sans A-List
6.1.26: backrooms .................................................. $9
6.2.26: backrooms .................................................. $9
6.5.26: power ballad .............................................. $9**
6.8.26: scary movie 2026 ..................................... $9
6.9.26: pressure ....................................................... $9**
6.10.26: masters of the universe (IMAX) ...... $14
6.12.26: disclosure .................................................. $9**
6.17.26: the furious ................................................ $9
6.19.26: the breadwinner .................................... $9**
6.21.26: toy story 5 (IMAX) ............................... $14
6.26.26: lucky strike .............................................. $9**
6.27.26: jackass best for last ............................. $9
6.28.26: supergirl (IMAX) .................................. $14
Movies seen in June ..................................... 13
Cost sans A-List ........................................................ $132
A-List fee ...................................,..,,,,,,......................... $27
Net Savings .................... ......................................... $ 105
Cumulative Lifetime Totals (since July 29, 2018)
Movies seen via A-List ........... 1054
Cost sans A-List ..................... $9611
A-List cost ............................... $2133
Total Lifetime Savings ......... $7478
Including movies that may have technically come out last year but didn't have theatrical releases in your country until this year. Curious to see your favs (and potentially get recs for movies I missed)!
How would my upcoming amc a list be charged with the price hike? It renews July 7 for 27.99, but says price will increase to 29.99 after July 15.
Would I be charged 27.99 initially, and then 2 dollars on July 15? I’m just trying to plan/prepare everything accordingly.
Expires in September. Not as enticing as the free icee they gave last year
why does my theater have sooo many showtimes? quite a few of them are pretty full too, i’m just confused. am i missing something? •_•
I've been having a fun summer season and it seemed to be going pretty well but July should be peak and instead we are literally just getting 5 studio movies.
If I'm missing something please LMK.
There will be lots of micro releases and small indie ones but as for studio level... 5. (6 if including indie The Invite)
I feel like the studios get scared or give up. Why are they hiding from the Oddysey? It's been proven a Nolan movie can have a competitor.
And Because of Spiderman no one wants to go against it for their week 2 so nothing is being released from a studio on the 24th.
I think it's a little sad. This would be a good time for some mid ranged comedies or something different. The only mid range is Evil Dead Burn.
check out at the hotel is at noon and my bus isn’t until 3. do you think i’d have an issue bringing in a small carry on suitcase?
I organized an AMA/Q&A with David Wain, filmmaker/screenwriter/comedian/actor and a comedy legend. He is known for directing and co-writing films like Wet Hot American Summer, Role Models, Wanderlust, A Futile and Stupid Gesture. He's a member of the sketch-comedy group The State.
He has also created and/or written tons of shows like Childrens Hospital, Stella, Medical Police, Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years later, and Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp. He's also an actor in things like Bob's Burgers, Superjail!, I Love You Man, Reno 911, and tons more.
It's live here now in r/movies for anyone interested in asking a question:
https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/1ujnrvr/i_am_david_wain_director_of_wet_hot_american/
He will be back at around 5:30 PM ET today to answer questions. I recommend asking in advance. Please ask there, not here. All questions are much appreciated!
Thank you :)
His new movie, Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass, premiered at Sundance this year and is out in theaters everywhere next week from Sony Pictures Classics. It's got a huge ensemble comedy cast including Zoey Deutch, Jon Hamm, John Slattery, Ken Marino, Ben Wang, Sabrina Impacciatore, Michael Ian Black, Richard Kind, Toby Huss, Joe Lo Truglio, Miles Gutierrez-Riley
