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Comment Re:Hollywood is part of the problem (Score 1) 162

Thinking back, 95% of the films I've seen in theaters the last 20 years have been specticle films (action/sf: marvel, star wars, dune) where it's fun to be overwhelmed by light and sound.

The other 5% are offbeat films like Wes Anderson or Coen Brothers, where I want to support the film makers. Sadly, judging by the almost empty theaters (nice experience for us) is that most folks aren't going to theaters for such films.

Comment Re:Theaters Used to be special (Score 2) 162

Last film with an intermission I saw at a theater was the roadshow version of The Hateful Eight: 70mm Panaflex wide screen.

At the theater, everyone received a large booklet about the film, there was an overture playing as we walked into the theater, no previews were shown, and halfway through, there was an interview. This was just the coolest film experience and if there were more films presented like this, wouldn't mind dropping $75-$100 for family to go see stuff in theater.

My kid was 16 and glad they got the chance to see a film like this. Who knows how many decades it might be before there's another roadshow presentation.

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