What was the last movie you say in theater?

[putowtin]

HP: Deathly Hallows part 2, I like salted popcorn and buy water, not that over priced sugar carbon stuff!

 

[ReinWeisserRitter]

Pretty sure it was The Matrix: Reloaded. I worked at a movie theater projector at the time, and used my free viewings to let a friend see it at no charge, because he was a fan of the first one.

I don't watch movies very often, as you may have been able to discern.

 

[Kermi]

It's been a really long time since I bothered to see a movie in cinemas. Maybe The Watchmen?

 

[triggrhappy94]

...Fast Five. I liked it...Brother took all of my candy though.

I saw that movie on a plane and... let's just say I didn't last five minutes.

There seems to be a recurring thing with the Fast and Furious films, each movie has less driving than the last, and more a crappy plot. :/ It's really rather disappointing for me.

That kind of makes sense, because I honestly don't care about cars and the plot really sucked.

 

[triggrhappy94]

HP: Deathly Hallows part 2, I like salted popcorn and buy water, not that over priced sugar carbon stuff!

You're worried about "carbon" and "sugar"? The scientific definition of "organic" means something that contains carbon, and sugar is in just about everything you eat in some shape or form. Albeit it's probably over-priced at the theater, and water's probably better for you, but I prefer it over all the toxic crap that leaks into the grossly over priced bottled (tap) water.

 

[IamQ]

Princess Mononoke. In October of this year. Yeah, you heard me. You wouldn't believe how slow Sweden is when it comes to these things. I remember seeing a poster about Kiki's Delivery Service...4 year's ago... The movie is 23 years old.

 

[kortin]

Last movie I saw in theaters was HP Deathly Hallows Part 2.
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I don't go to the theaters often. :|

 

[Zio_IV]

Christ on a cracker...I haven't gone to a theater in over 4 years.

I think it was Die Hard 4 (or Live Free and Die Hard, whutevas).

 

[Shadow flame master]

Money Ball. I wanted to watch In Time, but I wasn't on time(bad humor, I know) and it was the only other movie that I wanted to see that hadn't begun yet. It was a good movie to say the least, and it kinda made me interested in baseball. Which, in itself is an acheivement considering how I don't really like sports.

 

[mireko]

Last one was Confessions, which I saw with my girlfriend a month ago at a film festival. Beautifully shot and insanely dark. It's hard to believe that it's the same director who made Kamikaze Girls and this. Loved it, anyway. I had seen it before, though, so the last movie I saw for the first time in a theater would be Kill List, which I'd also recommend for being deeply, deeply uncomfortable. Stops making sense in the very last scene, but it holds out longer than most movies of this particular genre blend do (I won't name the genres, just watch it).


As for habits: I sit in the center, two rows from the top. Any snack that can be silently unpacked and chewed is good, as is coke.

 

[Amgeo]

Last night I went to see "The Muppets," and I wrote a review of it for my school newspaper.

 

[Casual Shinji]

Princess Mononoke. In October of this year. Yeah, you heard me. You wouldn't believe how slow Sweden is when it comes to these things. I remember seeing a poster about Kiki's Delivery Service...4 year's ago... The movie is 23 years old.

Damn!

I saw Arrietty (Ghibli's latest) last june. One of the most amazing theater experiences mainly due to the kick-ass sound system.

I hardly ever go to the movies anymore, except for Ghibli.

 

[teqrevisited]

A few friends and I went to see one of the Saw films a few years ago when my cousin was looking for somewhere to be other than his house. We got in for free thanks to a mate that works there. He couldn't wrangle us any free food so we smuggled our own in(£3:50 for a pack of maltesers? Fuck off). The film itself was hilarious.

 

[Dethenger]

I went and saw Dream House a month or two ago with a few friends. It was pretty good. Not spectacular, but it was well worth seeing.

 

[Ansem-The-Wise]

Tower Heist, on Thursday. It was pretty funny, and it was good to see Eddie Murphy back in top form.

 

[Crazy_Dude]

Immortals and it was awesome.

 

[Woodsey]

Thor. FORGIVE ME JANE!

I liked it.

 

[rosac]

Does anyone remember the first movie they ever saw in a theater? Mine was the first Harry Potter movie. I remember it being so crowded.

First ever was hercules, the disney version.

last movie I saw was.... Johnny English 2. Brilliant british comedy

 

[aegix drakan_v1legacy]

Harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2. Last week, at a nice bargain theater that shows movies long after they have come out.

My girlfriend and I loved it. And we shared popcorn and nibs.

 

[ProfessorLayton]

Happy Feet 2... don't waste your money. I actually liked the first one to an extent, but this one was just disjointed and boring.

The last one I saw before that was... I think Drive. It also sucked a lot.