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Dunkirk
ReplyDeletePorkys
ReplyDeletebeen so long, i cant remember
ReplyDeletewith a bigscren and surround sound at home why bother
Hell or High Water - which happens to be timely considering news and future weather events.
ReplyDelete- TWO Hurricanes now in the Atlantic (Irma and Jose)
- first responder issues
Cars 3. Thank God for the Marva theater or it would be Little Mermaid!
ReplyDeleteFootloose 1984
ReplyDeletecoal Miner's Daughter 1980
ReplyDeleteStar Wars Rouge one.
ReplyDeleteThis movies sucked, and there hasn't been much to watch since then.
Political correctness has destroyed the movie industry.
Not work the price of the ticket and better to wait for it to come on DVD or Pay per view. That way I can watch it on the big screen at home with out the high cost of the ticket or concession prices.
Dunkirk. Amazing aerial imagery.
ReplyDeleteThe Hobbit (The Battle of the Five Armies)
ReplyDeleteDunkirk...not very good
ReplyDeleteBeauty and the Beast 2017
ReplyDeletePolar Express
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I went and after the movie Santa was outside handing out bells. It was awesome!
I don't remember the movie, but I do remember that I was accosted by thugs after the late night showing. I will never go to a movie theater again....at least not in Salisbury. There is no security. I shouldn't have to be armed to feel safe going to a movie. There isn't a movie that doesn't make it to a TV screen. I can wait.
ReplyDeleteGoodburger when my daughter was a kid, 20 years ago. By then, I had already had enough of bad behavior at the movies i.e. loud talking, rudeness, etc., not to mention bad movies by overpaid Hollywood liberals.
ReplyDeleteIron Man..
ReplyDeleteLincoln lawyer, what a great movie, the TV version leaves out some really great scenes.
ReplyDeleteThe Magnificent Seven (remake)
ReplyDeleteLion KIng
ReplyDelete13 hours.
ReplyDeleteyeah, with a big screen and surround sound at home, we don't go much anymore.
Cant remember. it was black and white and silent.
ReplyDeleteDunkirk
ReplyDeleteGone With The Wind, first screening.
ReplyDeleteCant remember (its been awhile) but it was in daylight hours.
ReplyDelete13 Hours. The Secret Solders of Benghazi. And I highly recommend all patriotic Americans see it.
ReplyDeleteI don't go to theaters to see people playing with their phone, talking, putting their feet up on the seat ahead, and $8.00 for bad popcorn.
ReplyDeleteTwister. We saw it at the dollar movies in downtown Salisbury. That was when it was somewhat safe to actually be there or any theater.
ReplyDeleteBirth of a Nation, cost me 10 cents.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard for me to believe, but I have not been in a movie theater since 1982! I saw Psycho 2 in Ocean City.
ReplyDeleteDispicable me! With my granddaughter at Salisbury mall. We were the only 2 there. Now she is 13 so I can only imagine what it is like now
ReplyDeleteGone With The Wind at Wicomico Theater in the sixties (?). Suffered through maybe twenty minutes and left my sisters there. Finished the four hours of waiting for them at Roy Whites stag bar shooting pool with my father.
ReplyDeleteMeet the Parents back in 2000.
ReplyDeleteI don't even remember, it's been so long. I think it was a kids movie since I took my grandson. With prices of a ticket, snacks, and not knowing if you will be assaulted or worse, it's just not worth it. Any movie I want to see I can watch right where I am sitting now. In front of my computer screen and it doesn't cost a dime.
ReplyDeleteBirth of a Nation
ReplyDeleteIt was a total abortion.