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That's partly my point, though. A lot of people experience "classic" movies for the first time at home. {nm}
Hmm. So: this TV movie Knives Out Take the Money and Run will play for a week in some AMC's. Not much of a TV movie guy. Oct 08, 12:57
You mad bro? Oct 08, 13:36
Out of curiosity, where did you first see Seven Samurai, Third Man, Casablanca, and Snow White? In a theater or at home? {nm} Oct 08, 14:28
How old do you think he is? :) {nm} Oct 08, 14:42
That's partly my point, though. A lot of people experience "classic" movies for the first time at home. Oct 08, 14:49
Plus he's a lot of fun at parties {nm} Oct 08, 15:32
This is turning into one of the strangest threads in Movies board history... {nm} Oct 08, 16:17
DUNE was a TV movie. I wish I could've seen it in a theater. {nm} Oct 08, 17:56
Neither DUNE or GLASS ONION are TV movies and even if they were, thats fine too there are TONS of great TV movies Oct 08, 19:16
Name 20 :) {nm} Oct 08, 20:42
Easy. Just the top 20 movies I own (filtered my plex to TV movies): Oct 08, 21:09
oops yeah. have Riley's movie on the brain since I work for its production company {nm} Oct 08, 23:03
The history of this board goes back 25+ years. This isn't even close to strange. {nm} Oct 08, 19:31
You're right; I am. {nm} Oct 09, 10:51
Films need to be exploited in three windows in maximize their value. There's no debating that Oct 08, 23:01
Great question, and i think you know the answer. Every one of them, In the theater. And for each of those... Oct 09, 10:47
Also, second time i saw Snow White? A theater inside Disneyland. A very cool experience. Oct 09, 10:50
Let's see; the first I saw....Godfather. Chinatown. Touch of Evil. Citizen Kane. 8 1/2. Persona. Pulp Fiction. Amelie. Oct 09, 10:54
Just about every great film since I could drive, living in SoCal? In a Theater. It's L.A. man, there were LOTS of theaters... Oct 09, 11:58