Anonymous wrote:My television at home is just as big as the big screen.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.![]()
Anonymous wrote:They all look awful except Top Gun - go see it! It was great.
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.
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 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 wrote:Anonymous wrote:My television at home is just as big as the big screen.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.![]()
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.
DId you see it in Berlin? Did it take your breath away?Anonymous wrote:Top Gun was great. Highly recommend it. Worth the money.
Anonymous wrote:My television at home is just as big as the big screen.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.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.
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.
Anonymous wrote:They are reselling you the same movies all over again.Anonymous wrote: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.