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Video games are nearing an evolutionary leap, a point where game worlds will look and feel just as real as the films we see in theatres, or the news we watch on TV.
Even if the movie is re-released back into theatres in the extended version, I still would not see this movie because this movie is not something I can even tolerate.
BLACK EYE (2 outta 5 stars) Unimaginatively-filmed '70s action movie looks like it was made for TV... only the occasional cuss word and a subplot about lesbianism tip you off that the movie was actually made to be shown in theatres.
I have recently gone to the movie theatres to see the new (2007) version of Bridge to Teribithia.
I remember when it came out in theatres telling a friend that it would never be a hit because Americans didn't want movies about history, especially movies that were more about ideas than action.
I cannot believe I actually went to the theatres to see this!
After sleeper hits The 40 Year Old Virgin and Little Miss Sunshine the man has become big business, and so it's him rather than rubber faced Jim who leads this production into theatres.
I am currently 22 years old, and remember seeing this movie in the theatres when it first came out.
Everybody - and I do mean EVERYBODY - I talked to when it was in the theatres said it was awful...but then I got to thinking...none of these people really understand horror/thriller films or metal rock - so WHY DO I LISTEN TO THEM IN THE FIRST PLACE?????
Shot in Hollywood on the strip in the middle of the sleazy, anything goes 70s, this cheaply made flick must of really packed the inner city theatres back in the day.
I don't know why we can't have more movies like this, rather than the junk that is served up at theatres on a daily basis.
At first, I didn't expect much of this movie since I didn't hear anyone talk about it and it seemed like it went on video soon after it had just opened in the theatres.
I remember seeing this one in the theatres when it came out, having no idea what it was going to be about and being so pleasantly surprised that I vowed to buy the video when it came out.
I had some bad echoes about it, but in the end, I wasn't so disappointed : the story, though classical, is kind of interesting and must have been really new back in the days when it was released in theatres.
The only problem I have is that since it wasn't released in theatres I guess I'll never be able to view it in widescreen.
Having recently seen Grindhouse, I was browsing in Video USA looking for some movies that might have played in real grindhouse theatres in downtown areas during the '70s.
I first saw Four Friends when it was originally shown in theatres and I've seen it many times since.
'Bluff' has been showing for a good few months at movie theatres in Bogota, and today I finally got round to seeing it.
This is not the musical you see in theatres.
In the book, Nevksy was show in theatres across Russia as a prelude to the Soviet invasion of West Germany.
Crossfire remains one of the best Hollywood message movies because, unlike the admirably intentioned Gentleman's Agreement, which it beat to theatres by a few months, it chooses to send its message via the form an excellent noir thriller rather than have an outraged star constantly saying "It's because I'm Jewish, isn't it?"
Going at this cheap theater really bothered me, cos I had seen King Kong for 50 bucks at one of the best theatres in town.
I didn't even know it was in theatres.
I think it was way back in 1987 that we had our exams and my friend and I saw in the papers that one of the theatres was playing 'teen deviyan'.
Due to a very misleading advertising campaign, I saw this film in theatres at the relatively young age of 10.
Seeing other comments, I had NO idea it was shown at theatres, or that anyone else even new it existed.
It's a shame this movie didn't get more play in theatres.
They wanted to give the film exhibitors just a little more for their money, when booking a Columbia Picture into their theatres.
I've also heard many many stories of the effect it had in it's original release at the theatres , on its viewers.
Chances are it was a chopped up version that made it to U.S. theatres and video.
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