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post 1673058173 12-17-2022, 10:57 PM
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Movie theaters are outdated and gaye

Just got back from watching the new avatar. The last time I’ve been to a theater prior to this was probably a year ago.

I would rather watch a movie on my 4k QD OLED with a sound bar any day of the week over watching anything in a chitty movie theater.

The resolution in 2022 still sucks ass
The contrast ratio is 15 years past it’s prime
Loud people talking and laughing at the dumbest scenes and paying $30 for a large popcorn, bag of skittles and 3 drinks.

Who honestly enjoys going to the theater these days when modern tv’s give an astronomically better picture at a fraction of the cost?
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post 1673058273 12-17-2022, 11:00 PM
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I dunno I think the movie theater experience is a good novelty to have. The main problem is theaters need to step up their security game and do something about all the sacks of garbage playing with their phones and having conversations during the movie. I didn't pay $19 a ticket to have some dickhead check his ******** feed right ****ing next to me during a pivotal scene
post 1673058283 12-17-2022, 11:00 PM
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it makes me feel like old times.

fuk i remember the days where youd call a brah or two and just go catch a flick on a saturday night and eat at a diner after. these days aint bad, but those were the good ol days.
post 1673058293 12-17-2022, 11:01 PM
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I love movie theaters, the best way to watch movies.

If only they played movies I wanted to watch.

Hopefully we get more revival theaters popping up so they can play old movies that I want to see.
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post 1673058453 12-17-2022, 11:06 PM
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Digital projection has significantly improved the quality/consistency of movie theaters. Back in the 35mm days you'd get flickering bulbs, scratched up prints, bad framing, etc. Legit you had to be a trained "union projectionist" that required actual skill and quality equipment to present the film properly. However even with digital the minimum wagies manage to screw it up. I saw Top Gun Maverick twice and the 2nd showing they messed up the framing (cropped off top and bottom) and the audio levels were way too high, like practically blowing out the speakers just in dialogue scenes. I complained and the person legit got angry at me and didn't fix it. This was at a dolby cinema that charged $20+ per ticket. Really like watching big movies with a semi filled audience but honestly watching at home on big screen is a better experience, usually.
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post 1673058613 12-17-2022, 11:12 PM
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Originally Posted By optimus1
Digital projection has significantly improved the quality/consistency of movie theaters. Back in the 35mm days you'd get flickering bulbs, scratched up prints, bad framing, etc. Legit you had to be a trained "union projectionist" that required actual skill and quality equipment to present the film properly. However even with digital the minimum wagies manage to screw it up. I saw Top Gun Maverick twice and the 2nd showing they messed up the framing (cropped off top and bottom) and the audio levels were way too high, like practically blowing out the speakers just in dialogue scenes. I complained and the person legit got angry at me and didn't fix it. This was at a dolby cinema that charged $20+ per ticket. Really like watching big movies with a semi filled audience but honestly watching at home on big screen is a better experience, usually.
Digital is death. Its just dvd in public. 35mm 4 lyfe!
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post 1673058683 12-17-2022, 11:13 PM
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Wasnt allowed to go there without "vaccine passport" hope they all go the way of blockbuster
post 1673058733 12-17-2022, 11:15 PM
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Agreed brah. It's a dying industry. Drove the local movie theater and it's a fukkin ghost town.

Brb having sloots over to watch movies on my 75" tv. Why the fook would i drive to fukkin theater pay $$ for junk food and candy and sit in a fukkin chair when i can be laying on my $2000 sofa

Plus many unaware of how to watch new movies luckily
post 1673058893 12-17-2022, 11:20 PM
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VIP theatres are worth the extra $$$ just for the fact that paying extra money means you're more likely to get people who want to enjoy the movie and not be dikkheads, plus no kids. Movie theatres are partially about the social aspect too

If movie theatres are outdated, I've seen a few actual physical plays/shows this year -- legit just got back from the Christmas Carol

post 1673058933 12-17-2022, 11:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Mr.PissShivers
Digital is death. Its just dvd in public. 35mm 4 lyfe!
Seen too many movies screwed up by a bad 35mm presentation. Generally if you go to a decent chain, like Regal or AMC, the newer digital projectors have much more reliable quality. Additionally, you can see a movie 4 weeks into its run and it looks the same as day 1, whereas on film by 4 weeks in the print was scratched up. There was a time about 10-15 yrs ago where digital projectors sucked, but the newer ones particular the laser projectors, have very good quality surpassing even the best home systems.
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post 1673058963 12-17-2022, 11:22 PM
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movie theaters have been bad ever since they invented nonwhites srs

agree with the fellow homo above about live theater

showing up rekt with a gal to a play is one of the best things in life srs
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post 1673058973 12-17-2022, 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted By Destor
VIP theatres are worth the extra $$$ just for the fact that paying extra money means you're more likely to get people who want to enjoy the movie and not be dikkheads, plus no kids. Movie theatres are partially about the social aspect too

If movie theatres are outdated, I've seen a few actual physical plays/shows this year -- legit just got back from the Christmas Carol

Surprised there aren't many mask-cels in Cucknada. Still see a few lingering here in NY
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post 1673059353 12-17-2022, 11:40 PM
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Originally Posted By Devin459
Just got back from watching the new avatar. The last time I’ve been to a theater prior to this was probably a year ago.

I would rather watch a movie on my 4k QD OLED with a sound bar any day of the week over watching anything in a chitty movie theater.

The resolution in 2022 still sucks ass
The contrast ratio is 15 years past it’s prime
Loud people talking and laughing at the dumbest scenes and paying $30 for a large popcorn, bag of skittles and 3 drinks.

Who honestly enjoys going to the theater these days when modern tv’s give an astronomically better picture at a fraction of the cost?
I went to the movies every weekend for years. I loved all kinds of different movies and would even go to NYC to see unusual movies. Now, I don't go to the movies at all.

They aren't worth it and my TV is way better than the screens in a theater.

I have a very large TV and sit about five feet away in a reclining couch, and I can pause the TV to use the bathroom.

Also, movie choices are not great and haven't been for about a decade.

I used to go to the art theater in Philly and watch french and german movies, which are great but they don't play in Philly anymore, so I am not going.
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post 1673059443 12-17-2022, 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted By optimus1
Seen too many movies screwed up by a bad 35mm presentation. Generally if you go to a decent chain, like Regal or AMC, the newer digital projectors have much more reliable quality. Additionally, you can see a movie 4 weeks into its run and it looks the same as day 1, whereas on film by 4 weeks in the print was scratched up. There was a time about 10-15 yrs ago where digital projectors sucked, but the newer ones particular the laser projectors, have very good quality surpassing even the best home systems.
I just don't care to pay money to watch a dvd/bluray at the movie theater. I want to watch movies on film, images flickering through a light bulb at 24 frames a second, otherwise there's less allure to go to the theater.

When you talk about digital vs film, you're talking about different art forms. Making a movie on digital is for the lazy filmmaker who can just capture an approximation of what they want then fix it in post by twisting some knobs and pushing some buttons of a computer.

The art of filmmaking is about capturing in camera what you want the audience to see in the theater.

The artistry just isn't there anymore but for the select few that still shoot on film.

Digital is easy, digital is lazy, digital is cheap.
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post 1673060213 12-18-2022, 12:18 AM
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Originally Posted By Devin459
Just got back from watching the new avatar. The last time I’ve been to a theater prior to this was probably a year ago.

I would rather watch a movie on my 4k QD OLED with a sound bar any day of the week over watching anything in a chitty movie theater.

The resolution in 2022 still sucks ass
The contrast ratio is 15 years past it’s prime
Loud people talking and laughing at the dumbest scenes and paying $30 for a large popcorn, bag of skittles and 3 drinks.

Who honestly enjoys going to the theater these days when modern tv’s give an astronomically better picture at a fraction of the cost?
Go to a better theater, and if that is your towns "good" theater, go at a different time of day when there aren't a bunch of chit-head kids.

For example, i'm in San Deigo so I have a couple dozen theaters to choose from in a 30 mile radius I can go to the theater that serves alcohol and has waiters that bring food to your seat like the AMC theater in Del Mar....or...I can go to the chitt regal theater downtown where all the rowdy SDSU kids go.
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Originally Posted By BorderPatrol505
Agreed brah. It's a dying industry. Drove the local movie theater and it's a fukkin ghost town.

Brb having sloots over to watch movies on my 75" tv. Why the fook would i drive to fukkin theater pay $$ for junk food and candy and sit in a fukkin chair when i can be laying on my $2000 sofa

Plus many unaware of how to watch new movies luckily
Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
I went to the movies every weekend for years. I loved all kinds of different movies and would even go to NYC to see unusual movies. Now, I don't go to the movies at all.

They aren't worth it and my TV is way better than the screens in a theater.

I have a very large TV and sit about five feet away in a reclining couch, and I can pause the TV to use the bathroom.

Also, movie choices are not great and haven't been for about a decade.

I used to go to the art theater in Philly and watch french and german movies, which are great but they don't play in Philly anymore, so I am not going.
Can your home theater do this?

This is the theater style I went to when I watched Avatar
post 1673060393 12-18-2022, 12:26 AM
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With how hit and miss movies are nowadays and with how Clown World both Hollywood and theaters were and still are, **** em... If there is a movie I want to watch bad enough, I'll watch that **** at home and not give those ***gots a dime of my money
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post 1673060443 12-18-2022, 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted By Maestro
Go to a better theater, and if that is your towns "good" theater, go at a different time of day when there aren't a bunch of chit-head kids.

For example, i'm in San Deigo so I have a couple dozen theaters to choose from in a 30 mile radius I can go to the theater that serves alcohol and has waiters that bring food to your seat like the AMC theater in Del Mar....or...I can go to the chitt regal theater downtown where all the rowdy SDSU kids go.
The theatre I was at has avx, Dolby atmos, reclining chairs, orderable food and has vip screenings etc. You don’t get any better than that. It’s top of the line for sure
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Originally Posted By Maestro
Can your home theater do this?

This is the theater style I went to when I watched Avatar
I live by several of these in Philly and I have never gone.

No matter what is going on, it's not worth the price.

I was tempted to go for the recent Batman movie, but that ended very fast and was replaced by that last Sandra Bullock adventure romance movie, lol.

I do not need fog and moving chairs in a Sandra Bullock film.

Meanwhile, my gf and I watched it at home, and had some laughs.

I spent 5 bucks.
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How many good movies even hit the theaters anymore? 2-3 per year?
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Did anyone stand up and clap after the movie finished?
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Originally Posted By Maestro
Can your home theater do this?

This is the theater style I went to when I watched Avatar
Came in to post about 4dx. enjoyable/10

Otherwise I prefer watching at home away from the plebs
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Brb people muttering making noise

Brb surrounded by weird people who have not been vetted at all, they could be scholl shuuterz srs

Brb overpriced food
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Originally Posted By buwbs
Brb surrounded by weird people who have not been vetted at all, they could be scholl shuuterz srs
This crossed my mind 7 or 8 times throughout the movie ngl
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Well i usually am in a big city when i go to the movies, so i have an assortment of different theaters to choose from. Some are higher quality than others based on them being in the nicer part of town where poorcels don’t go.

I like the “luxury theatres” where they serve you drinks and food during the movie.

If you live in a poverty town whose movie theater hasn’t had an upgrade in 30 years and have a bunch of loser small towners running the place what do you expect?
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Originally Posted By Destor
I've seen a few actual physical plays/shows this year -- legit just got back from the Christmas Carol

ok boomer


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I prefer home viewing but I have a proper dolby atmos audio setup with an oled tv.


Lmao at comparing your rinky dink crap sound bar to a movie theater.
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