r/Cinemark

I just finished watching Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles. Can anyone explain the cultural significance of this movie? I’ve genuinely never seen anything like it.

I didn’t really find it entertaining or even especially thought-provoking while watching, but it felt important in a way I can’t fully articulate. Was the impact more about the filmmaking style and what it represented at the time?

Is the app down for anyone else?

As stated. I've made a number of complaints of people using their phones in theaters during movies, just for the staff to start a back and forth between me and the person on the phone, giving them a defense as to why they are on it. Why is this even a thing?? Shouldn't they just tell the person on the phone to put it away or am I not understanding the no phone usage signs in the lobby, and the videos before the movie saying to put your phone away wrong? The theater I am complaining about has reviews of the theater where people are taking pics and videos DURING THE MOVIE!

Am I insane or is this just BS?

So I got the super ticket for the Mandalorian and Grogu, and I was wondering if anyone knew how it works. Do we just scan our ticket again at the snack bar for the cup, popcorn and pin? First time doing one of these tickets.

Our theater just installed an imax room. Having another imax in my area (which I also think is a liemax compared to one I saw out of state) I’ve always preferred XD. I had XD tickets for Mando on Saturday but with the imax going and adding showtimes I got one of those too for comparison this weekend.

If the movie is garbage I’ll skip my Saturday XD but after complete Star Wars burnout and avoidance for years, I really enjoyed Maul and it allowed me to finally sit with Mando season 3 this week and I’m enjoying it a bunch.

I just saw another post asking for an XD recommendation for the same movie and it was a unanimous XD. I do think XD has a clearer and brighter screen, but that one true imax I saw was huge and giant and loud. I enjoyed that too.

For those with a newly installed Cinemark imax, what can you say about it?

Hello everyone I’m going to be a new hire at Cinemark and I was wondering if I could get some advice on becoming a line cook thanks.

I thought DBox was for action/superhero/horror movies. What could they possibly do for the TDWP2?

Trying to find a Hollywood teen romance/drama movie from the 2000s or early 2010s. The male lead looked similar to Logan Lerman and had short bowl-cut/shaggy hair.

Scenes I remember:

the girl is reluctant to go out with him at first

he steals her jacket and says something like “you’ll have to come after me because you need this”

later she sees him reading a book to his mom in a hospital and changes her mind about him

It had an indie/coming-of-age vibe.

On my ongoing quest for Cinemark Merch, I noticed today they updated the shop with new merch. 2 National Coke Day shirts, 1 Popcorn crop top (that says Cinemark), 1 Cinemark hoodie, a tumbler, and a sherpa blanket. Sadly, they only offer the hoodie in red so I'll have to pass but in case if anyone was interested - go check it out.

And let's just say it made it so much better.

There's two Cinemark Movie Theaters near me and the one I don't frequent the most finally opened their ScreenX.

10 out of 10, I recommend.

Does anyone else have problems with people talking/making unnecessary comments throughout the whole movie? it feels like every show in my hometown there’s someone who just can’t be quiet next to us. The staff isn’t much help either, they just stand at the bottom by the stairway for a few minutes then leave. Manager today told disruptive people that me and my partner were complaining and they acted clueless and played victim. Getting to the point where i’m thinking of canceling my membership… does anyone else feel like this?

Broski some of you customers are insane, sticking half chewed candy between the seats, and closing your trash in the recliner legs, holy shit, there is a difference between leaving your trash neatly together and leaving a mess, I know it's my job to take your trash, but God damn you don't gotta make my job so much fucking harder

Thank you for listening to my grievances have a good day😁

Edit: I still love my job, I work with great people, and am lucky to have good management, but Im still allowed to have grievances about certain aspects