What movies have you seen recently?

I’ve always enjoyed Predator 2.

How was Late Night With the Devil?

I liked it, but didn't love it. it keeps flipping between two different formats (film from the show which looks dated and "behind the scenes" footage which looks 100% like a 2024 movie, didn't feel like footage but more like a movie, and seemed jarringly out of place. Still well made and worth a watch. It's streaming on Shudder now.

For horror movies with similar plots / formats, I prefer Ghostwatch and the WNUF Halloween Special.
 
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The First Omen - Good

I saw it in a completely empty theater. I was the only one there. Was a pretty cool experiencing a horror movie with me being the only one in the entire theater.
Not sure how these theaters stay open. We had a brand new Marcus theater open in our city like 9 years ago, and it was PACKED. My wife and I were at a movie a month ago, and her and I were the only two in our auditorium, and there must have been maybe 20 cars total outside. They have 14 auditoriums in there. That is 1.42 person per auditorum.
 
Not sure how these theaters stay open. We had a brand new Marcus theater open in our city like 9 years ago, and it was PACKED. My wife and I were at a movie a month ago, and her and I were the only two in our auditorium, and there must have been maybe 20 cars total outside. They have 14 auditoriums in there. That is 1.42 person per auditorum.
Its a dying industry with maybe 5 years left in it as it currently operates. The family and I used to go regularly. Now i just wait for the digital release. Those times are getting shorter and shorter. 6 weeks for Dune part 2...
When I was growing up, the theaters only had 1 screen. Thats the most likely coming scenario, back to single screen theaters. Then only AAA titles will be shown. Back in the day the big movies would be in teh theaters for months sometimes...
 
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Yeah I don’t see how big theaters with multiple screens make enough profit year around to stay open especially with streaming services and on demand rentals at home. I still love going to the movies for certain films when I have time, but I don’t see how the theater industry can last outside of big blockbuster event films.
 
Dune Part Two

I felt like I watched something truly momentous - like something so significant. What power that film had. Almost like the same feeling of weight when you have a vivid dream; when you wake up, it's hard to realize that none of it matters and that it wasn't real.