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Saw that new fangled TV in movie theatres Yellowstone/Tulsa King double feature AMC had (B-?)
Not sure if it was just my screening, but the it was very dimly lit/washed out through both shows (in exactly the same way) vs full color movie trailers shown before.
Was a pretty dour/downbeat episode of Yellowstone to have screened (only vaguely familiar with the series), Tulsa King was better than I expected and more of a crowd pleaser so overall a good idea to have that after Yellowstone.
No real adjustments to episodes for screening in theatre other than ludicrously sped up end credits for Yellowstone, they even had "only on Paramount+" tags and "next episode" there was a promo code for a free month of P+ at the end of Tulsa as well as a cast greeting.
As to be expected, I think the median age was 45-50 in the sold out midsize theatre.
Saw that new fangled TV in movie theatres Yellowstone/Tulsa King double feature AMC had (B-?) Oct 31, 09:20
Wendell & Wild (B+), God’s Creatures (B+), DC League of Super-Pets (B-) {nm} Oct 31, 10:15
Peeping Tom (1960) A+, and Barbarian (2022) B {nm} Oct 31, 10:49
Black Adam (C), All Quiet On The Western Front (A) {nm} Oct 31, 10:52
Barbarian. First half: A- (spoiler) Oct 31, 13:10
Black Adam (B), Cabinet of Curiosities (A-) {nm} Oct 31, 15:27
Banshees of Inisherin: B+; The Package (1989 w/ Hackman, Franz, Heard, and TL I'll just get my gear Jones): B. {nm} Oct 31, 16:18
The Body Snatcher (1945): B-; Rosemary's Baby: A. The Innocents: A (thrilling). {nm} Oct 31, 16:20