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Why bother going to the movie theater? We can watch just about anything on our big screen in the comfort of our home, and often for little to no cost.
Sorry to say, I like the butter popcorn at the movies. Damn expensive though, and fatting.Yeah there is an argument to be made for the costs at the theater. It's like $50 for my husband and I to go to the movie theater - for $30 we can own it on blue-ray, we have 7.1 and my $8 air popper makes better popcorn lol
Why bother going to the movie theater? We can watch just about anything on our big screen in the comfort of our home, and often for little to no cost.
People are social animals. Going out to be in a group has merit. This is just a typical technology induced customer contraction. Go watch a baseball game at a ballpark. It is more convenient to watch the game on a VDD (Video Delivery Device), but there is something different about experiencing it in person, in a crowd.
Why bother going to the movie theater? We can watch just about anything on our big screen in the comfort of our home, and often for little to no cost.
People are social animals. Going out to be in a group has merit. This is just a typical technology induced customer contraction. Go watch a baseball game at a ballpark. It is more convenient to watch the game on a VDD (Video Delivery Device), but there is something different about experiencing it in person, in a crowd.
We just have peeps over to watch movies/football games with us heh
WEIRD WHAT NONSTOP OPEN CONTEMPT FOR HALF YOUR CUSTOMERS CAN DO!
Hollywood is suffering its worst-attended summer movie season in 25 years
Yeah, it's not because movies are not nearly as well made as they used to be, nor that tv has gotten to be so good in the past decade with shows like Game of Thrones, Downton Abbey, Breaking Bad, etc. that are far better written than anything on the big screen. It's because Hollywod movies are only made for "liberal" audiences. Yeah, that's it.
Why bother going to the movie theater? We can watch just about anything on our big screen in the comfort of our home, and often for little to no cost.
People are social animals. Going out to be in a group has merit. This is just a typical technology induced customer contraction. Go watch a baseball game at a ballpark. It is more convenient to watch the game on a VDD (Video Delivery Device), but there is something different about experiencing it in person, in a crowd.
We just have peeps over to watch movies/football games with us heh
That is a bit different. I am presuming you are not inviting 40,000 strangers into your home.
For me, there is nothing like going to the movies with the kid and having that big bucket of popcorn, a huge box of candy and a huge cup of Lemonade. It's a special Saturday treat for us. Been doing it since she was four and she is eight years old now. Probably only have a few years left, but as long as they are making cartoon movies we will keep the tradition and memory builder up.
WEIRD WHAT NONSTOP OPEN CONTEMPT FOR HALF YOUR CUSTOMERS CAN DO!
Hollywood is suffering its worst-attended summer movie season in 25 years
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Remember the days of renting the VCR along with the movies? I can remember buying my first VCR - about $200 and about as heavy as a washing machine. We had that thing for years - until the guy said he could no longer get parts. Everything is throw-away now, fill up the landfills and oceans with more plastic.
For a lot of reasons, I hate theaters. I would much rather sit in my easy chair with a cat on my lap, turning it on and off as I wish.
I can't count the number of times I've thought or said "glad we didn't pay $15 each for that". Even movies that are touted as being the best thing since buttered popcorn are usually a disappointment.
Seems the mark has been missed in this thread.....
Hollywood is a PRIMARY revenue stream for the Liberal / Globalist agenda......
FORGET the liberal twist to the films, forget the homosexuality in most works coming out of Hollywood, forget home theaters......
What SHOULD be in the minds of Right wingers is that continued support of Hollywood (ie going to the movies) is putting cash into the very hands you say are destroying the nation. Doing so shows no backbone. No commitment to change. Talk is indeed cheap.
I would "like" to believe that many on the Right have wised up and are avoiding paying into Hollwood for causes more important than the superficial ones I see mostly in this thread.
People talk. But when it comes time to make ANY sacrifice, they are just that....talk only.
If you are willing to give up your freedom your voice and your dignity in the name of entertainment....you deserve none of them.
Remember the days of renting the VCR along with the movies? I can remember buying my first VCR - about $200 and about as heavy as a washing machine. We had that thing for years - until the guy said he could no longer get parts. Everything is throw-away now, fill up the landfills and oceans with more plastic.
For a lot of reasons, I hate theaters. I would much rather sit in my easy chair with a cat on my lap, turning it on and off as I wish.
I can't count the number of times I've thought or said "glad we didn't pay $15 each for that". Even movies that are touted as being the best thing since buttered popcorn are usually a disappointment.
Naw. Every time I go out and join a big crowd, I risk going to jail. Inevitably, some millennial is going to piss Me off and end up bleeding profusely. Besides, I like to actually listen to the movie for its plot and you can't have that with a bunch of people running their mouths.Why bother going to the movie theater? We can watch just about anything on our big screen in the comfort of our home, and often for little to no cost.
People are social animals. Going out to be in a group has merit. This is just a typical technology induced customer contraction. Go watch a baseball game at a ballpark. It is more convenient to watch the game on a VDD (Video Delivery Device), but there is something different about experiencing it in person, in a crowd.
For me, there is nothing like going to the movies with the kid and having that big bucket of popcorn, a huge box of candy and a huge cup of Lemonade. It's a special Saturday treat for us. Been doing it since she was four and she is eight years old now. Probably only have a few years left, but as long as they are making cartoon movies we will keep the tradition and memory builder up.
