"Alone, but together". Such a fitting description, applies to all the movie theater experience and this communal experience is something powerful that shouldn't be forgotten, ever!
Picturing the guy having that feast made me laugh 😂 Qué pantalones! And that lady seems to have no boundaries.
Needless to say, I agree with everything said here more than I can describe :)
Will watch that movie as soon as possible and we'll comment on that one, and loved the 100% handwritten piece. Doing it that way must have been healing too.
Ooh, that's true. You know what, I just got an idea! A long-distance simultaneous solo-movie trip of the same movie; like you watch the same movie in a theater as me, at the same time, then we discuss. Long-distance film club -- maybe a challenge to find something playing in both places at the same time, but that could be a fun experiment! lol
You're right though, super powerful. Even with my hungry friend who left halfway through the film? Weird. I feel like people do the strangest things in theaters.
Ugh, I hope you get a chance to check it out soon. I'm curious to hear if you like it.
Game on. And YES! Finally. Actually... I should really un-hype that movie for you before you go see it. I mean... it was ok. I felt no feelings during the viewing of this film. Entirely forgettable. Cry? No way. I fell asleep. The scene with the talking tigers both voiced by David Whyte was also a little much for me. Although the Christopher Nolan cameo was an interesting twist.
"Alone, but together". Such a fitting description, applies to all the movie theater experience and this communal experience is something powerful that shouldn't be forgotten, ever!
Picturing the guy having that feast made me laugh 😂 Qué pantalones! And that lady seems to have no boundaries.
Needless to say, I agree with everything said here more than I can describe :)
Will watch that movie as soon as possible and we'll comment on that one, and loved the 100% handwritten piece. Doing it that way must have been healing too.
Ooh, that's true. You know what, I just got an idea! A long-distance simultaneous solo-movie trip of the same movie; like you watch the same movie in a theater as me, at the same time, then we discuss. Long-distance film club -- maybe a challenge to find something playing in both places at the same time, but that could be a fun experiment! lol
You're right though, super powerful. Even with my hungry friend who left halfway through the film? Weird. I feel like people do the strangest things in theaters.
Ugh, I hope you get a chance to check it out soon. I'm curious to hear if you like it.
Writing by hand is always healing! :)
Let's do it! And I feel like we've been getting close to that lately.
Today I found out All of Us Strangers just opened in Mexico, will watch it very soon!
Game on. And YES! Finally. Actually... I should really un-hype that movie for you before you go see it. I mean... it was ok. I felt no feelings during the viewing of this film. Entirely forgettable. Cry? No way. I fell asleep. The scene with the talking tigers both voiced by David Whyte was also a little much for me. Although the Christopher Nolan cameo was an interesting twist.
I have a feeling you will balk at the apple vision pro movie watching experience... but maybe you'll see magic in it too
lol why exactly is that? Also, tell me about its movie magic?
I gotta say, apple vision pro movie watching is not a thought that's crossed my mind at all.
But it sounds dizzying?