Top Gun. Elvis. Jurassic Park. Buzz Lightyear. Firestarter. Going to the movies is so played out.

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Spoiler alert. Elvis dies at the end of the movie.

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Top Gun was great. Highly recommend it. Worth the money.

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Anonymous wrote:$16 per ticket to see movies I have already seen before 30 years ago?

No Thank You. I will pass.

It no songer seems worth it to me.

Am I just getting old?

The only remake here is Firestarter.

They are reselling you the same movies all over again.

Do you not understand how movie franchises work

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Consumable entertainment always seemed overpriced to me. I watch my spending in that department.

I'd much rather pay $19.99 to Amazon and watch Top Gun: Maverick with my family of 4 in my own home, than go to a cinema and pay three times that. We haven't been to the movies as a family in many, many years.

However, I'll go with my best friend to see the new Downtown Abbey, just the two of us. Last time we did that was 3 years ago, so it's a rare indulgence.

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Anonymous wrote:Consumable entertainment always seemed overpriced to me. I watch my spending in that department.

I'd much rather pay $19.99 to Amazon and watch Top Gun: Maverick with my family of 4 in my own home, than go to a cinema and pay three times that. We haven't been to the movies as a family in many, many years.

However, I'll go with my best friend to see the new Downtown Abbey, just the two of us. Last time we did that was 3 years ago, so it's a rare indulgence.

I think Maverick, of all movies, is really worth seeing on the big screen. The flying scenes are really special. We saw it in IMAX and I think worth every penny.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Consumable entertainment always seemed overpriced to me. I watch my spending in that department.

I'd much rather pay $19.99 to Amazon and watch Top Gun: Maverick with my family of 4 in my own home, than go to a cinema and pay three times that. We haven't been to the movies as a family in many, many years.

However, I'll go with my best friend to see the new Downtown Abbey, just the two of us. Last time we did that was 3 years ago, so it's a rare indulgence.

I think Maverick, of all movies, is really worth seeing on the big screen. The flying scenes are really special. We saw it in IMAX and I think worth every penny.

My television at home is just as big as the big screen.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Consumable entertainment always seemed overpriced to me. I watch my spending in that department.

I'd much rather pay $19.99 to Amazon and watch Top Gun: Maverick with my family of 4 in my own home, than go to a cinema and pay three times that. We haven't been to the movies as a family in many, many years.

However, I'll go with my best friend to see the new Downtown Abbey, just the two of us. Last time we did that was 3 years ago, so it's a rare indulgence.

I think Maverick, of all movies, is really worth seeing on the big screen. The flying scenes are really special. We saw it in IMAX and I think worth every penny.

My television at home is just as big as the big screen.

OK, well you do you then! It was fun seeing it with a crowd of people who were also enjoying it, but maybe you have a crowd at home, too.

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Anonymous wrote:Top Gun was great. Highly recommend it. Worth the money.

DId you see it in Berlin? Did it take your breath away?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Consumable entertainment always seemed overpriced to me. I watch my spending in that department.

I'd much rather pay $19.99 to Amazon and watch Top Gun: Maverick with my family of 4 in my own home, than go to a cinema and pay three times that. We haven't been to the movies as a family in many, many years.

However, I'll go with my best friend to see the new Downtown Abbey, just the two of us. Last time we did that was 3 years ago, so it's a rare indulgence.

I think Maverick, of all movies, is really worth seeing on the big screen. The flying scenes are really special. We saw it in IMAX and I think worth every penny.

My television at home is just as big as the big screen.

OK, well you do you then! It was fun seeing it with a crowd of people who were also enjoying it, but maybe you have a crowd at home, too.

We rent out rooms in our house to immigrants. We also rent out rooms to immigrants in our basement too. We always have a full house. Our last name is not Tanner unfortunately but my oldest daughter's name is DJ.

[Anonymous]

Spoiler alert. Tom Cruise's character is never really in any danger. Because you know he's gotta make a 3rd sequel for the studio. Then a 4th. Then a 5th.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Consumable entertainment always seemed overpriced to me. I watch my spending in that department.

I'd much rather pay $19.99 to Amazon and watch Top Gun: Maverick with my family of 4 in my own home, than go to a cinema and pay three times that. We haven't been to the movies as a family in many, many years.

However, I'll go with my best friend to see the new Downtown Abbey, just the two of us. Last time we did that was 3 years ago, so it's a rare indulgence.

I think Maverick, of all movies, is really worth seeing on the big screen. The flying scenes are really special. We saw it in IMAX and I think worth every penny.

PP you replied to. Yes, you make a great point. I'll think about it, it's true one of the great joys of my life was to see The Lord of the Rings on the big screen, so fighter jets screaming through the air would be even better. Not IMAX, I'll get sick, though

[Anonymous]

Go see Everything Everywhere all at once. Truly inventive and fresh.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Consumable entertainment always seemed overpriced to me. I watch my spending in that department.

I'd much rather pay $19.99 to Amazon and watch Top Gun: Maverick with my family of 4 in my own home, than go to a cinema and pay three times that. We haven't been to the movies as a family in many, many years.

However, I'll go with my best friend to see the new Downtown Abbey, just the two of us. Last time we did that was 3 years ago, so it's a rare indulgence.

I think Maverick, of all movies, is really worth seeing on the big screen. The flying scenes are really special. We saw it in IMAX and I think worth every penny.

We saw Midway in the theatre. It was not a good movie but the fighting scenes were amazing on the big screen!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They all look awful except Top Gun - go see it! It was great.

It's being released to Paramount+ in like 40ish days. I'll save my $$ and see it there.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Consumable entertainment always seemed overpriced to me. I watch my spending in that department.

I'd much rather pay $19.99 to Amazon and watch Top Gun: Maverick with my family of 4 in my own home, than go to a cinema and pay three times that. We haven't been to the movies as a family in many, many years.

However, I'll go with my best friend to see the new Downtown Abbey, just the two of us. Last time we did that was 3 years ago, so it's a rare indulgence.

I think Maverick, of all movies, is really worth seeing on the big screen. The flying scenes are really special. We saw it in IMAX and I think worth every penny.

My television at home is just as big as the big screen.

You miss out on all the communal laughing, clapping, calling out…experiences with groups can be quite fun.