It's classic night. "Forrest Gump" on the silver screen. Got my small popcorn, peanut M&Ms, and..... Root beer soda.
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Jun 06, 2024 2:36 am
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Beachboy
Jun 06, 2024 5:05 am
Seeing it on the big screen in a theater just makes it a different experience. Even though I've seen it many times, I really enjoyed it tonight.
I'll pay for the popcorn tomorrow.....
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Beachboy
Jun 06, 2024 1:23 pm
A couple of years ago, when my local movie house began having "classic" night, only a handful of folks showed up.
Now, the theater is nearly sold out. Why? Because Hollywood no longer makes movies with broad appeal. Comparing 2019 (before the pandemic) to movie attendance now, attendance is down 42%. Case in point: the latest MadMax spinoff: Furiosa. Does this flick appeal to me? No. None of the Disney movies over the last few years were of interest to me. Latest Star Wars... phooey.
Hollywood is producing "blockbusters" for a broad audience that doesn't exist. I want to be entertained, not bombarded with "woke" Hollywood fantasy.
After every classic movie I've attended ends, the audience claps. In the lobby afterward, I chat with people about the movie and why classic night is becoming so popular. The crowd is a mix of old and young folks, families, teenagers. They all basically say the same thing: "They are not spending their hard-earned money on movies that don't entertain." They would rather stay home and watch old DVDs.
The next movie I'm going to is the first... Lord of the Rings. Many theaters near me now have classic movie days, so I have many to choose from. Gee, I wonder why.