Has the theater experience ever got you more into a film?

[Spider-Bat]

Whether it's a movie or a trailer sometimes there's just something about the sound, and the big screen, just the whole experience, that gets you more into what you're watching, like today, I went and saw FF2, and I saw the new Die Hard trailer, and I like the movies but there was just something about seeing it on the big screen and I got all hyped. I was like yeah! There's John Mclaine!!! Woo Hoo!

 

[SLVRSR4]

I only went to see FF to see the human torch jump off the baxter building. In that regard i loved the film.

 

[enterthemadness]

wELL, CROWD REACTIONS CAN....damn caps....anyway, the crowd can make or break the movie. Saw Resient Evil 2 in theaters...likeed it and so did the crowd. Now I can't watch it on dvd, becasue I realize it isn't that good.

I do like seeing a movie with a nice size crowd and on the big screen in the dark.

 

[Rac]

Yes it has. Especially in the Night Visions Film Festivals. There's always the best audience ever. Everyone is so into the movies. I still remember when I saw The Descent there; the whole fcking theater was screaming in horror! And 300 was nice too. Everyone was laughing all the time.

 

[Mr. Credible]

when i went to go see snakes on a plane, the crowd was so stupid loud. i hated it, because it was like they were only doing that because they read on the internet somewhere that that was supposed to be 'that' kind of a movie... and it wasn't, so the cheering and yelling and applauding at that stupidly overrated line (you know the one) was out of place.

i hate loud audiences. i want to pay attention when i watch a movie. i just don't give a rat's ass how much the *****e next to me likes it.

 

[TheComicbookKid]

Grindhouse was soooo much better with the whole crowd laughing and cheering together.

 

[Immortalfire]

Seeing Spider-Man at the Fox in Atlanta was the best movie experience ever.

 

[ROBOCOP CPU001]

Depends what idiots you have in there..its the people that sometimes ruin the experience.

 

[3dman27]

i had a good expierence once while watching a movie tralier for the ghost rider when they showed the scene of him driving UP THE SKYSCRAPER i KNEW then i wanted a copy of the movie

 

[Rezzo]

Going to the theater is an awesome experience especially when I´m excited to go see whatever film I´m about to watch and I can´t even imagine how excited I´ll be when I see a trailer for The Dark Knight and how much more excited I´ll be when I have tickets to go see the film at the IMAX theater here

 

[PowersOfMind]

I love going to the theater. This summer I think Pirates is where I had the best experience because being in the packed theater just enhanced everything.

 

[tzarinna]

I just saw Knocked Up and the audience was great, I loved the one laughed from this lady. It was very intoxicating. They really got the movie and got into it. On the other hand a few teenage girls snuck in late and weren't there to see the movie and were on the phone talking loud and just outright being obnoxious. Now I could confront them and it could get really nasty or I could go get management and miss some of the movie. I bit the bullet and sat it out.

 

[xwolverine2]

Grindhouse was soooo much better with the whole crowd laughing and cheering together.

best movie experience ever

 

[Master Chief]

Pan's Labyrinth at the theatre was just. An experience that I sincerely miss. Absolutely incredible. I could feel the movie. And I was sober too so, that was just a really magical thing. I loved it.

 

[CyberFaust]

every frackin' time.

 

[Jack Rabbit]

Seeing Spider-Man in theatres was amazing.

I just kept thinking..."It's finally here."

 

[Drizzle]

Grindhouse was soooo much better with the whole crowd laughing and cheering together.

Same here. It would suck watching that in an empty theater. Same with Borat. Watching it on DVD however is a different story.