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Zoonart

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3. Over s year ago.

Fri Dec 4, 2020, 08:39 AM

Dec 2020

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. In the day...80s and 90's ...Mr. And I went every Friday night. There was always something interesting to see. That really was the golden age of great directors and Independent Films, but the the big studios bought the indie houses and things changed.

From 2000 on we went less and less and struggled to find content we enjoyed.

I really hope this is not the death knell for theaters though. Really...every film is a big screen film.

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When was the last time you went to a movie theater? [View all] NurseJackie Dec 2020 OP

January Dem4Life1102 Dec 2020 #1

The last movie I saw in a theater was "Titanic" ... NurseJackie Dec 2020 #2

Over s year ago. Zoonart Dec 2020 #3

If Drive-In theaters were still a thing... I'd definitely do that!!! NurseJackie Dec 2020 #5

We do have driven-ins here in the Hudson Valley. Zoonart Dec 2020 #7

It's been a long time, but I love the Hudson Valley... NurseJackie Dec 2020 #18

It is a beautiful part of the Country. Zoonart Dec 2020 #19

I, especially in the summer, used to be a fairly regular theater goer dsc Dec 2020 #4

It was when BlacKkKlansman was in theaters Cirque du So-What Dec 2020 #6

I saw the Downton Abbey movie in a theater in 9/19. greatauntoftriplets Dec 2020 #8

Same, and for the same reason. luvs2sing Dec 2020 #10

In October, we attended 2 Hitchcock movies (2 trips) at a local theater. FSogol Dec 2020 #9

Cost too much for something I'll get free... N_E_1 for Tennis Dec 2020 #11

Oh yes! I'd forgotten about that... NurseJackie Dec 2020 #17

Best time I ever had in a movie theater... N_E_1 for Tennis Dec 2020 #24

4 weeks ago doubleplusgood Dec 2020 #12

December 1997 MyNameGoesHere Dec 2020 #13

Walking out of a movie requires a special kind of bad, reserved for the worst movies Polybius Dec 2020 #31

Horrid. Unwatchable. Criminally bad. MyNameGoesHere Dec 2020 #38

Fair enough Polybius Dec 2020 #39

The worst movie I ever saw was the Flintstones movie in a dollar theater. roamer65 Dec 2020 #63

The last movie we watched in the theater was Downton Abbey Wednesdays Dec 2020 #14

Lack of Time and Money has always been an issue for me even before Covid JI7 Dec 2020 #15

My wife and I regularly went out to the movies, at least once a month. hunter Dec 2020 #16

Seabiscuit--whenever that came out. Kingofalldems Dec 2020 #20

2003 NurseJackie Dec 2020 #25

Probably late January BannonsLiver Dec 2020 #21

will be year(s) before we do this again beachbumbob Dec 2020 #22

One of my favorite things about the place I live lostnfound Dec 2020 #23

2003 The Da Vinci Code, and frogmarch Dec 2020 #26

Pre-pandemic, we usually only went to the movies on holidays. Early show. tanyev Dec 2020 #27

We enjoyed the matinees also... NurseJackie Dec 2020 #28

Yep, I have no problem waiting for most movies to be available streaming or on disc. tanyev Dec 2020 #29

I guess the only downside is finding out that Bruce Willis' character is a ghost... NurseJackie Dec 2020 #30

Hey, spoiler alert! FSogol Dec 2020 #46

Oh, man! THAT was such a Intense Reveal! Saw it in the theater several weeks in. electric_blue68 Dec 2020 #56

Here in Jeebusland (rural Tn) ssgbryan Dec 2020 #35

LOL! That certainly makes a lot of sense! NurseJackie Dec 2020 #36

Last movie I saw was Joker Polybius Dec 2020 #32

In February I saw Parasite and the live broadcast of the Metropolitan Tanuki Dec 2020 #33

The last movie I saw at a theater Proud Liberal Dem Dec 2020 #34

Sometime before March of this year. PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2020 #37

Even an 80" screen still isn't big enough especially... electric_blue68 Dec 2020 #57

I honestly have no idea what kind of screens people have. PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2020 #60

I just threw out the last of my VHS tapes. I hope. LiberalFighter Dec 2020 #40

We had quite a collection going at one time. But we donated them... NurseJackie Dec 2020 #41

Midway. So that was Jan or Feb, I think? LanternWaste Dec 2020 #42

Took my kids to see the first run of ET. lpbk2713 Dec 2020 #43

I think you win. NurseJackie Dec 2020 #44

And those "kids" have grey hair now. lpbk2713 Dec 2020 #45

Double Toasted - Warner Brothers 2021 Movies On HBO Max 0rganism Dec 2020 #47

We tried to remember this recently... Phentex Dec 2020 #48

October 2019- I saw a 40th anniversary screening of Alien nt maryellen99 Dec 2020 #49

So long ago I can't even remember what movie it was Raine Dec 2020 #50

We went right before covid started marlakay Dec 2020 #51

I love going to the movies but money... electric_blue68 Dec 2020 #52

For the Rise of Skywalker... Xolodno Dec 2020 #53

1917 The Revolution Dec 2020 #54

To see Bad Boys For Life in the before times in January Rice4VP Dec 2020 #55

When Harry Met Sally was the last feature film I saw in a theater LeftInTX Dec 2020 #58

Once a year around Christmas time. Ain't happening. Klaralven Dec 2020 #59

"Django Unchained" in late-2012. Buckeye_Democrat Dec 2020 #61

It being about 100 miles to the nearest one, my wife and I would rather stream movies. Kaleva Dec 2020 #62

Was a documentary about George Michael, 2005 or so. betsuni Dec 2020 #64