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

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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.

Dude it’s not that much. If you have Paramount + you can afford $20 for the movie. Just admit you like being a naysayer and going against the grain.

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Anonymous wrote:

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.

Dude it’s not that much. If you have Paramount + you can afford $20 for the movie. Just admit you like being a naysayer and going against the grain.

There are people with serious social anxiety here. It goes much deeper than money.

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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.

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.

Then invite friends over to watch with you.

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Who is Elvis?

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

+1 its a big screen theater type of movie which is rare these days