What was the last film you watched in theaters?

Brave, was alright, not great.

Total Recall. Pretty good.

The Expendables 2. Very much enjoyed it.

I have watched 88 movies this year, none of them in a theater. I enjoy movies more at home. The last one was The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader early last year. Damn that was boring.

@cannonballBAM: This summer I saw Expendables 2, Dark Knight Rises, Bourne Legacy, and Spider-man... Out of that list, Spider-Man is my only recommendation :(... the other three pretty much blew.... expendables had its funny moments I guess (especially Crews and his razor blade... lol)

The Goonies. Guy behind me quoted every single line (even the fuckin Cyndi Lauper song!). Otherwise, great movie, in case you haven't noticed. What's Data doing these days, anyway?

Galaxy Quest.

Batmans

last film i saw was Senna

i love the cinema. i love the big screen, the sound and i even love 3D if it done right.

but i don't go because i just can't stand to sit though a movie with the sound of people eating and talking around me.

why people go the the cinema to talk or eat is beyond me, can you really not go 2 hours without stuffing food in that whole in your face

The Dark Knight Rises

@Grimace said:

The Dark Knight Rises: the movie that everyone hates now.

Not me, I enjoyed it.

Everyone hates The Dark Knight Rises? Why?

dark knight rises

The Dark Knight Rises. For the second time, I should add. And that was last week. First time was on opening day. Gave it some time to sink in before re-watching.

I almost went to see Lawless today, but then I didn't. Probably next week.

Went to see Ted.

Funny movie. Nothing spectacular, but I was pleased.

I rarely leave satisfied when going to see a movie in theaters, so I tend not to go see too many. The last two movies I saw in theaters that actually wowed me were Scott Pilgrim and the Watchmen. Two movies I didn't have very high hopes for when I went to go see them. Ended up being two of my favorite movies.

The Dark Knight Rises (second time)

The Avengers Movie

The Dark Knight Rises... I was kinda disappointed tbh.

The Amazing Spiderman, to which I thoroughly enjoyed in reasonable haste at the strike of midnight... Passing on TDKR, adored TDK too much too allow the third release to kill it for me, no need to inform me it will not. it will. They always do.

Batman Returns in 1992. yup i know.

TDKR. I mostly only go to the movies on Tuesday's because I can go for free or for $7. Yes, I'm cheap. I wanted to see spiderman but the stupid chick that worked at the theatre didn't give me tickets because she needed my sisters ID because I was using her card that lets me go for free. That theatre sucks anyways so whatever. I got 2 free movie tickets from my school but there's no movies out and I have no one to go with. I'm lonely.

The Expendables 2. Fun movie to watch. Less serious this time around, enjoyed the interaction between characters much more compared to the first one.

The last movie i saw in the theater was Ocean's 12 which came out in 2004.

Total Recall... it was shit, then before that it was The Watch... it was shit, and then before that it was Ted... it was shit. I get dragged to a lot of shitty movies haha.

I saw Ted in one of the AMC dine-in theaters and it was really fancy.

@xobballox said:

Expendables 2. Saw a bunch of movies in theatres this summer.

The Dark Knight Rises. I regret it. The Doctor Who season premier I saw before going to the theatre was better.

Drive, I think. I don't really go to the movies much.

good movie.

Moonrise Kingdom exactly a week ago. First Wes Anderson film I saw as well.

Next one will probably be Django Unchained.

Premium Rush.

The Dark Knight Rises! Great movie defiantly worth the price.

The Dark Knight Rises.

@MariachiMacabre said:

ParaNoman. It was absolutely fantastic. I loved it.

No man, Norman. But yeah, I am all about that movie. Odds are if you're using this site, you will like this movie.

I saw the campaign a few weeks ago, I thought it would be funnier than it was and I was pretty disappointed with it.

Dark Knight Rises.

The Odd Life Of Timothy Green...what?

MiB3. I really enjoyed it. Decent action movie with aliens and a neat if not really original concept for the main plot.

Expendables 2

Probably Sucker Punch. Not sure.

I've actually seen more movies in the last few months than I have in years. Hunger Games was first, then Avengers, 3 times, then Abe Lincoln Vampire Hunter, Prometheus, Spider-man, Dark Knight, and Total Recall. Enjoyed almost all of them, except for Vampire Hunter, but hey, I didn't pay to go see it, so whatever...

Saw Raiders of the Lost Ark IMAX today. Was amazing to see it again on the big screen. They did a really great job with the restoration.

The Dark Knight Rises.

Oddly enough i am a huge film fanatic who buys a ridiculous amount of DVD/Blu-Rays but i rarely go to the theater. In the past 10 years i have seen a total of 4 movies in theaters (Avengers, Batman Begins, Dark Knight and Dark Knight Rises) The theaters where i live are always packed with the kind of people i hate, i can never go to the theater and fully enjoy it because its always full of assholes with their phones out sending giant glowing glares at my eyeballs, talking, making un-funny remarks to the screen etc. I just find that i have a more enjoyable time in peace at my house.

Dark Knight Rises. It was okay. Plot has some problems, but it's competently directed and acted.

ParaNorman. It's a really great movie, i loved it, specially the homage to B-Movies in the beggining.

I went to see Moonrise Kingdom, by myself.

Brave, in 3D. I saw it with several friends, and it was very entertaining. It had some things that held it back in my mind from being a truly great movie, and there are points about it that I actually find rather aggravating, but even so, it was fun.

Expendables 2. Mindless fun was a B so it was worth the money.

Terminator Salvation. It wasn't good.

The Dark Knight Rises. i only go to about 3 movies a year. Next one will probably be Django Unchained.

Dark Knight Rises. I typically only see between 1 and 3 movies in the theater every year, but this year will probably end up with a few more.