Theatres in sentence

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I honestly don't know how this film lasted more than a day in theatres and moreover I can not understand why anyone would willing watch it, considering not only it's very uninteresting title but also the lack of any famous actors/actresses in it's cast.

I spent eight years running movie theatres in the 80's and 90's.

It had a X rating for a brief scene involving oral sex but played in mainstream theatres (it was an "art" film).

I was one of the unlucky people to see this stinker in theatres.

Tom Barman delivers us here a movie that is more like an experiment to watch at the television than a movie for the theatres.

The series gives balanced coverage to all theatres of operation.

The first three films starring the famous characters were all made and released into theatres before I was born.

I actually wish more of this sort of picture showed up in today's theatres.

There are over 100 pictures from the Fox & BYU Archives included on the disc, plus newsreel footage of the incredible premiere at seven theatres in Salt Lake City.

Too bad this didn't get a theatrical release; I don't know about anyone else, but I would have went to see it in theatres.

I resisted seeing this movie and I understand why it was not a big hit in theatres.

i saw it once cause it was almost out of theatres, and now it's FINALLY coming out on DVD this tuesday and i'm way to excited, as you can see.

The whole thing looks a bit cheap, and it was a surprise for me finding out that it went to theatres in 1990.

There's a lot of terrible anime, but I thought only good anime made it to North American theatres.

I was shocked to find that the producers had actually made a really taut, interesting, claustrophobic thriller...much more interesting than most of what you see in the theatres.

It was one of the funniest movies I had seen in the theatres since The Whole Nine Yards.

To my great fortune, I have lived in large cities that have theatres devoted to independent and small production films.

This was the first of the series that I have seen, having nothing else to do this afternoon and having seen most everything else in theatres that I wanted to see.

subtitled in English, these movies have come a long long way from the chop-sake films i used to take in in the seventies in Chinese theatres where the subtitling was unintentionally hilarious.

I don't recall even knowing about it upon its release in 2003, but was aware of its 2006 sequel, "Underworld: Evolution", while it was playing in theatres.

Even though Men in Black was a success, Marvel has had more hits than misses: The Spider Man TV movies, The Punisher (a guilty pleasure of mine to watch), and The Fantasic Four (I remember E! making a big deal about it, but I never saw it in the theatres or the video stores).

I ended up seeing it three more times while it was still in theatres because it brought back the same feelings plus new ones from having watched the film from an adult perspective.

Many of my generation still regret the demise of the traditional Hollywood B movie made by major studios with high production values; and intended primarily for late night showings, or drive in theatres, where a simple linear story line was all that was required for audiences who just wanted to relax.

They have been largely superseded by "made for TV" films created inexpensively on electronic media by production companies without major studio resources, and only in exceptional cases later transferred to traditional film for showing in theatres.

I should have known better, this movie didn't even make it to the theatres.

I remember seeing this film in theatres the day it came out.

I was only five years old when this hit animated Disney flick came into theatres, and don't recall ever going to see any movies on the big screen when I was that young, so I obviously didn't see this one.

For a movie so obsessed with creating art, it's beyond me how Mr. Franco could honestly give this to the movie going (renting, actually, as I don't believe it ever went to theatres..

VITUS is a Swiss film,that has just been released to DVD from playing in ONLY a handful of theatres from July to October 2007.

I see this guy's next movie will star Pamela Anderson and Denise Richards, that one looks like it will be one worth watching in theatres, not just because of the talented actresses but because it sounds like it has a great plot and story.

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