Do you go to the cinema?
Do you go to the cinema?
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I went to the cinema 3 or 4 times in my life, first time was to see jungle book in 1967
Then enter the dragon in 1973
The last time I went to cinema was to see Ghost in 1990 and that was by coercion from the lady I was with at the time
So I don’t know which category I belong to
Then enter the dragon in 1973
The last time I went to cinema was to see Ghost in 1990 and that was by coercion from the lady I was with at the time
So I don’t know which category I belong to
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no category for me m8
Now the kids are grown up no.
Would not go now at £10 a pop plus refreshments at 3 times the price of anywhere else.
Would not go now at £10 a pop plus refreshments at 3 times the price of anywhere else.
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Used to go to "The Drive in" as a Teenager but that was more about the night out with the lasses rather than the movie, Last Movie I saw in the Uk was in the early 80's
Went to see fast7 last year that was good but very dear. I miss the ushers with the torches showing you where to sit. Now you go into a dark picture house trying to feel your way to the nearest seat without trying to grope the girl sat next to you with her boyfriend. 
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No need to go cinema anymore, I remember a time when I used to see a new film advertised on buses or wherever and think to myself “should go and see that film it looks good”
Now when I see an advert for a film somewhere it’s normally after I’ve seen it on Kodi
Now when I see an advert for a film somewhere it’s normally after I’ve seen it on Kodi
They then sell you a medium sized bucket of coke to drink and 9 times out of 10 I am bursting for a pish 10 minutes before the end of the film so miss the ending.
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As I live in Spain we don't go to the cinema as often as we should, however, it is a very pleasant experience, only around 7 euros to get in, we only watch VO or VOSE showings, which means the film is in English without or with Spanish subtitles respectively.
Last time we went we saw Spectre when it came out, excellent.
Last time we went we saw Spectre when it came out, excellent.
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I still go to the cinema. In fact I still get excited about cinema releases.
Last cinema release I went to was Star wars the force awakens, And I'm currently looking forward to dead pool. Whilst its great to watch them at home on blu-ray a while after. It doesn't begin to re-create the ecitiement of a cinema screen/
Last cinema release I went to was Star wars the force awakens, And I'm currently looking forward to dead pool. Whilst its great to watch them at home on blu-ray a while after. It doesn't begin to re-create the ecitiement of a cinema screen/
No not me one of the worst triggers for me..
To many people too confined not enough escape routes..
can get most new movies here ha ha
To many people too confined not enough escape routes..
can get most new movies here ha ha
last time i was at a cinema was when i was about 15,managed to get in to see
one of the emanuelle films,about 3.50 to get in,then we ended up getting a vhs recorder
then watched all latest films (at the time) on videos
never been to cinema since
one of the emanuelle films,about 3.50 to get in,then we ended up getting a vhs recorder
then watched all latest films (at the time) on videos
never been to cinema since
Emanuelle :Yikes: It would be interesting to watch that in 3d now. Hmm I wonder if my Uncle Kodi could help me.
Uncle Kodi caters for every taste mate, including your eccentric desires
Good man, I'll do some ermm Scientific research on it later when the wife goes out. :hubbahubba: :whistle:
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