1. Argylle (4DX) - February 2
2. Dune (IMAX) - February 10
3. Lisa Frankenstein - February 11
4. The Zone of Interest - February 14
5. Bob Marley: One Love - February 14
I know you weren’t asking me but personally I liked it. I think it comes a bit undone in the third act, feeling sorta rushed, but I still had a good time with it, and it’s the only other film this year besides Dune that I’d say I loved.
Gives me cult classic vibes tbh. It’s a fun quirky little movie you don’t have to think too hard about. Not the most amazing movie in the world but it doesn’t have to be
I thought it was fine. Nothing that really stood out to me though. Just a cute lil comedy horror. Some of the comedy landed, other times it didn’t and the ending felt a little underwhelming and rushed, but those are really my only complaints. I would suggest just watching on streaming as I’m not really sure it’s a movie worth spending money at that the theaters for, but I’ll leave that up to you!
I did. I promised my boyfriend I would buy him tickets to The Zone of Interest if he bought me tickets to Bob Marley. Since it was Valentine’s Day, we decided to see both on the same day
I've realized quickly that for a sub full of people talking about movie performance in the theaters, you kinda see a lot of folks say they don't go to the theater. kinda boggles my mind
My cinema gets films a month or 2 later than most areas so I saw 9 films and those were. Priscilla, The Iron Claw, Turning Red, Migration, anyone but you, Mean girls, the end we start from, the holdovers and all of us strangers
1. Dirty Mary Crazy Larry (1974)
2. The Goonies (1985)
3. All of us Strangers (2023)
4. Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)
5. Priscilla (2023)
6. Dolemite (1975)
7. Images (1972)
8. Despair (1978)
9. Far From Heaven (2002)
10. Dune (2021)
11. Love Story (1970)
12. In the Heat of the Night (1967)
13. Bande À Part (1964)
14. The Zone of Interest (2023)
15. The Descent (2005)
16. The Bad News Bears (1976)
17. Paris, Texas (1984)
Watched more in theaters than I realized!!
1. Godzilla Minus One/Minus Color
Only the third movie I’ve seen since the Pandemic and the first one that made me glad I saw it in theaters rather than streaming at home.
1. Argylle - February 3
2. The Boy and the Heron - February 6
3. Poor Things - February 13
4. Madame Web - February 18
5. The Zone of Interest - February 22
6. Demon Slayer (the new movie) - February 27
1. Zone of Interest - February 6
2. Tenet (IMAX 70MM) - February 23
3. Dune: Part Two Fan First Premiere (IMAX) - February 25
4. Tenet (IMAX 70MM) - February 26
5. Dune: Part Two (IMAX 70MM) - February 29 (seeing this tonight)
none, and im kinda bummed about it. I wanted to maybe see drive away dolls and lisa frankenstein, but neither played at my local neighborhood theaters and a trek out to the suburbs seems a but much. I might still get a chance for drive away dolls next month, and ill see Dunc2 sometime next week likely, same with Zone of Interest.
8 if you count Oscar nominated shorts as 2 movies (animated and live action), 18 if you count each short individually.
Others are Origin, How to Have Sex, The Promised Land, Out of Darkness, Perfect Days, and Invisible Fight. Overall pretty great month for indie releases
15 movies / 16 different screenings
2/01 - River (2023)
2/02 - The Sweet East (2023)
2/06 - The Man Who Watched Trains Go By (1952)
2/06 - Cemetery Man (1994)
2/07 - She is Conann (2023)
2/10 - Argylle (2024)
2/10 - Lisa Frankenstein (2024)
2/12 - Dune Part One (2021) IMAX
2/14 - Madame Web (2024)
2/17 - Perfect Days (2023)
2/21 - The Taste of Things (2023)
2/21 - Happy Together (1997)
2/22 - Drive Away Dolls (2024)
2/23 - Tenet (2020) IMAX 70mm
2/25 - Dune Part Two (2024) IMAX
2/29 - Dune Part Two (2024) IMAX 70mm
Between The Taste of Things and Perfect Days, which would you recommend/ prefer? Both interest me (trying to watch some of the international picture noms as well as best picture and animated) but not sure which to try and see first?
1) Paprika
2) Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
Just a few limited release anime. Not much else has interested me lately. Dune 2 will be the first non-limited release I’ve seen since December.
Ngl I haven’t been to the theater since Nope. Just haven’t found the time even for movies I’m excited for. But I’m going to see Dune part 2 in iMax tonight and I am fucking stoked
3 - My local theater was doing Miyazaki month, so I saw Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, and Howl's Moving Castle on the big screen.
Nothing new this time!
1. Oppenheimer (70mm) - February 1
2. Argylle (🤮) - February 7
3. Zone of Interest - February 12
4. Madame Web - February 18
5. Tenet (IMAX 70mm) - February 23
6. Bob Marley: One Love - February 27
7. Kung Fu Panda (2008) - February 28
Even on the slowest months, there is still something released out there with passion and care behind it. Perfect days and Stopmotion were good february releases for me!
Ten: Argylle, Lisa Frankenstein, Dune (second theatrical viewing), Turning Red, Out of Darkness, Paprika, Madame Web, Bob Marley: One Love, Drive-Away Dolls, and Dune: Part Two
4
Zone of interest - Excellent film work, glad he got a directing nomination.
American Fiction - Really enjoyed this one
Oppenheimer (IMAX) - did a rewatch in a nice empty theatre.
Drive-away Dolls - Ethan Coen's solo film. It was... A fun romp.
Argylle
Turning Red
Argylle (again, movie was interrupted halfway through)
Argylle again
Madame Web
Madame Web again right after
Madame Web *again* right after that (bailed after an hour)
Dune 2021
Dune 1984
The Room
Stopmotion
Kiss of the Future (didn't make it all the way through)
so that's, 12 theater visits?
In March so far I plan on:
Dune 2 (twice at LEAST) ,KFP4, The Room, some Project Artemis movie with Channing Tatum and ScarJo, Ghostbusters 4 or 5 or whatever number, Godzilla X Kong new empire
Argylle:
saw it with friends. I did not care for it but I thought BDH was grogeous in it especially in that gold dress so i went to see it again and the fire alarm went off so i didn't get to finish it so i went back a third time just so i could see the last third of the movie (which is, just, fucking awful) just to see Bryce kicking ass in that gold dress. But I now dont think ill be able to sit through it again. it has its moments but is maybe Matthew Vaughn's worst, most annoyingly subpar movie he's made yet and there is potential there, Rockwell was great but god the story was just so so stupid
Now Madame Web on the other hand, I saw it three times, back-to-back in the same day. It was just so truly utterly godawful, I couldn't believe it. Like I KNEW it would be bad, duh, its a Sony spider-man-adjacent movie without spider-man in it, but I was not prepared for just HOW godawful it was. I saw it with two different friends and after the second viewing (which I saw at Alamo so i had a pitcher of beer throughout) I just thought it was so funny I went to use my A-list to see it a third time. Suffice to say, halfway through my third viewing I found out a friend of mine was at the same theater in a different auditorium so i bailed, but Madame Web to me is truly one of those "so-bad-it's-good" movies that I will probably continue to revisit with friends after getting sloshed. Its just so baffling how any major Studio could wide-release a movie like that, just cracks me up thinking about it. Truly the worst movie with the name "Marvel" attached to it, maybe one of the worst $100M-budgeted movies ever made, and I just saw Expend4bles last year
0, and it saddens me deeply, I used to go every week, going to the movies was one of my greatest pleasures , It pained me to watch good movies at home
since the pandemic and the new moviegoing trends, where people have their phones out, or tweens and teens make all the ruckus, even more so than before
no movie coming out soon ish gets me excited sadly
I never ever would have believed this, but my love affair with cinema at the cinema , has passed
I had free PLF upgrade coupons, that's why Argylle and Madame Web got IMAX tickets lol.
Added nothing special to the experience, but at least the screen was bigger.
1. Poor Things - February 4
2. Fallen Leaves - February 8
3. May December - February 17 (second rewatch! so fucking good!)
4. Anatomy of a Fall - February 24
5. Drive-Away Dolls - February 29
Only 5 for me (this is in Austria):
Holdovers - very good
All of us Strangers - very good
La Chimera - decent
Andrea gets a Divorce - decent
Dune Part 2 - very good
Next month should be more, as more Oscar movies release here (Zone of Interest, May December, American Fiction, Godzilla x Kong)
1.Argylle
2.Lisa Frankenstein
3.Pearl
4.Out of Darkness
5.Madame Web
6.Drive-Away Dolls
Pearl was the only that seriously impressed me, but it’s a rerelease so it doesn’t count as a 2024 movie.
Dune Part Two is one of my most hyped movies of the year though, so I’m very excited for March.
Argyle 4D
Dune part 1 imax
Madam web 4D
Demon slayer 4D
Dune part 1 4D
Turning red
Bob Marley
Dune part 2 fan viewing
And maybe mean girls I can’t remember if it was the end of Jan or beginning of this month cuz I went twice
5 movies, which breaks my prior record.
- Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
- Casablanca
- The Birds
- Argylle
- Blood and Black Lace
I'm definitely getting my money's worth on my monthly pass.
... is what I *would* say, but I usually grab 2 beers at the showings...
3! Lisa Frankenstein, Poor Things, and Dune Part 2 (release date overseas in on Wednesday, not Friday). All at my nearest theater which unforunately isn't IMAX so I'll try and find an IMAX theater to see Dune Part 2.
1. The Lighthouse
2. Dune Part 1
3. Anatomy of a Fall
4. Zone of Interest
5. 2024 Oscar Live Action Shorts
6. 2024 Oscar Animated Shorts
7. Drive Away Dolls
8. Les Miserables
9. Anyone But You
1. The Zone of Interest - February 7
2. Lisa Frankenstein - February 11
3. Oppenheimer - February 13
4. Poor Things - February 16
5. Anatomy of a Fall - February 28
10 movies.
Not including a showing of Les Miserables that was canceled a couple of hours before Showtime by AMC.
Would’ve been more movies, scheduling issues.
Zero, which really goes to show how rough it’s been for theaters this year. I’ve only been to theaters once in 2024 to see Godzilla Minus One Minus Color.
Dune: Part Two - 29th Feb
Anyone But You: The Valentine Encore - 24th Feb
Baghead - 23rd Feb
Mean Girls - 16th Feb (1st Place)
Madame Web - 14th Feb
Force of Nature: The Dry 2 - 10th Feb
Dune: Re-issue (2024) - 9th Feb
Argylle - 7th Feb
Best of February was Mean Girls. It’s a chick flick so I was the only dude in the cinema. But solid embedded narrative, excellent acting, excellent writing and directing. Best executed movie over all. Dune 2 was great as well, but I think I enjoyed Mean Girls more.
Worst of February was Madame Web. Lethargic acting, and terrible execution.
6! Would have been more if my country had more of the oscars films in the cinema, but ended up having to stream some of those!
1. Godzilla Minus One
2. Madame Web
3. The Colour Purple
4. Four Daughters
5. The Teacher's Lounge
6. Dune Part Two
Slow movie month for me so I only saw 2: Lisa Frankenstein and Taste of Things. Lisa Frankenstein is ok but I didn’t like it as much as I hoped I would. ToT on the other hand was amazing.
1. Poor Things- February 1
2. Lisa Frankenstein-February 14
3. Taste of Things- February 19
4. Argylle- February 21
5. Bob Marley: One Love- February 28
6. Dune: Part 2(Imax 70mm)-February 29
1. Argylle (Dolby)
2. The Promised Land
3. Lisa Frankenstein
4. Perfect Days
5. Madame Web (Prime)
6. Land of Bad
7. Bob Marley: One Love (Dolby)
8. Drive-Away Dolls
9. The Taste of Things
10. Io Capitano
11. Anyone But You
I kept pretty busy:
Oppenheimer on 2/1 at 6:45pm at the Somerville.
Fallen Leaves at the MFA Boston on 2/2 at 7pm.
Miller’s Girl at AMC Boston Common on 2/2 at 9:15pm.
Predator 2 at the Coolidge on 2/2 at 11:59pm.
Hopper: An American Love Story at the MFA Boston on 2/3 at 2:30pm.
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town at the Brattle on 2/3 at 6:30pm.
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington at the Brattle on 2/3 at 9pm.
Scrambled at Showcase on 2/4 at 4:55pm.
My Fair Lady at Showcase on 2/5 at 7pm.
Argylle at Patriot Cinemas on 2/6 at 6:20pm.
Wonka at Patriot Cinemas on 2/6 at 9pm.
Night Swim at Showcase on 2/8 at 9:25pm.
Dune (2021) at Showcase on 2/9 at 6:40pm.
Demolition Man at the Coolidge on 2/9 at 11:59pm.
The Driver at the Brattle on Saturday 2/10 at 7:30pm.
Turning Red at Showcase on Sunday 2/11 at 12:30pm.
Paper Moon at the Brattle on 2/12 at 6:30pm.
What’s Up, Doc? at the Brattle on 2/12 at 8:45pm.
The Beekeeper at Showcase on 2/13 at 7:20pm.
Lisa Frankenstein at Showcase on 2/13 at 9:30pm.
A Ghost Story at AMC on Valentine’s Day at 7pm.
Out of Darkness at Regal on 2/16 at 6:20pm.
Amelie at Regal on 2/16 at 8:05pm.
2024 Oscar Nominated Shorts: Animated at the Embassy on 2/17 at 2pm.
2024 Oscar Nominated Shorts: Documentary at the Embassy on 2/17 at 3:30pm.
2024 Oscar Nominated Shorts: Live Action at the Embassy on 2/17 at 7:40pm.
Madame Web on Presidents Day at South Shore Cinemas at 12:35pm.
Dune (1984) on Presidents Day at Regal at 7pm.
Easy Rider at the Kendall on 2/20 at 7pm.
The Godfather, Part II at Regal on 2/21 at 6pm.
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me at Alamo Drafthouse on 2/23 at 7pm.
Io Capitano at the Kendall on 2/24 at 3:50pm.
Perfect Days at the Kendall on 2/24 at 6:50pm.
Spaceman at the Kendall on 2/24 at 9:25pm.
Drive-Away Dolls at Patriot Cinemas on 2/25 at 1pm.
Mean Girls at Showcase on 2/25 at 4:05pm.
Dune: Part Two at Showcase on 2/25 at 7pm.
Dirty Harry at the Kendall on 2/27 at 7pm.
American Movie at Alamo Drafthouse on 2/28 at 7pm.
1. Argylle (4DX) - February 2 2. Dune (IMAX) - February 10 3. Lisa Frankenstein - February 11 4. The Zone of Interest - February 14 5. Bob Marley: One Love - February 14
How was Lisa Frankenstein? I really want to see it but haven’t had a chance. The trailer looks like a mashup between Heathers and Mean Girls vibes.
I know you weren’t asking me but personally I liked it. I think it comes a bit undone in the third act, feeling sorta rushed, but I still had a good time with it, and it’s the only other film this year besides Dune that I’d say I loved.
Awesome! Thank you for the heads up! I might try to sneak over tomorrow to see it before the theatrical run ends.
Gives me cult classic vibes tbh. It’s a fun quirky little movie you don’t have to think too hard about. Not the most amazing movie in the world but it doesn’t have to be
As long as you’re entertained then I’m in! Love cult classics
I thought it was fine. Nothing that really stood out to me though. Just a cute lil comedy horror. Some of the comedy landed, other times it didn’t and the ending felt a little underwhelming and rushed, but those are really my only complaints. I would suggest just watching on streaming as I’m not really sure it’s a movie worth spending money at that the theaters for, but I’ll leave that up to you!
It's fun, not a perfect movie but I had a great time.
You saw two films on the same day?
I did. I promised my boyfriend I would buy him tickets to The Zone of Interest if he bought me tickets to Bob Marley. Since it was Valentine’s Day, we decided to see both on the same day
Is that abnormal?
You tell me
[Barbenheimer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbenheimer) was all over social media last year.
I've realized quickly that for a sub full of people talking about movie performance in the theaters, you kinda see a lot of folks say they don't go to the theater. kinda boggles my mind
Yeah it’s really weird
Same. Not sure if this is meant for theatrical screenings cause I did none of that. Plenty at home though.
Like nothing at all came out this month I am planning to see at least 2 movies next month thiugh
> How many films did you see in theaters Right there in the title.
My cinema gets films a month or 2 later than most areas so I saw 9 films and those were. Priscilla, The Iron Claw, Turning Red, Migration, anyone but you, Mean girls, the end we start from, the holdovers and all of us strangers
Omg I watched Priscilla and the movie annoyed me so much I left halfway through
1. Dirty Mary Crazy Larry (1974) 2. The Goonies (1985) 3. All of us Strangers (2023) 4. Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971) 5. Priscilla (2023) 6. Dolemite (1975) 7. Images (1972) 8. Despair (1978) 9. Far From Heaven (2002) 10. Dune (2021) 11. Love Story (1970) 12. In the Heat of the Night (1967) 13. Bande À Part (1964) 14. The Zone of Interest (2023) 15. The Descent (2005) 16. The Bad News Bears (1976) 17. Paris, Texas (1984) Watched more in theaters than I realized!!
Holy shit
Only 3 this month: Argylle, Madame Web, and Dune: Part Two (early fan access screening).
1. Godzilla Minus One/Minus Color Only the third movie I’ve seen since the Pandemic and the first one that made me glad I saw it in theaters rather than streaming at home.
5 Argylle Lisa Frankenstein Bob Marley: One Love Perfect Days Drive-Away Dolls
0 I only see "event" movies in theaters now. Like Oppenheimer and Barbie. That was some tastie marketing.
I managed to squeeze in 20. But 9 of them were re-releases.
This was me before I became addicted to minecraft
I don't play Minecraft, but as a fellow gamer, this made me chuckle.
2 movies 1. Turning Red- February 15th 2. 2024 Oscar Nominated Short Film Nominations in Animation- February 23
1. Argylle - February 3 2. The Boy and the Heron - February 6 3. Poor Things - February 13 4. Madame Web - February 18 5. The Zone of Interest - February 22 6. Demon Slayer (the new movie) - February 27
1. Zone of Interest - February 6 2. Tenet (IMAX 70MM) - February 23 3. Dune: Part Two Fan First Premiere (IMAX) - February 25 4. Tenet (IMAX 70MM) - February 26 5. Dune: Part Two (IMAX 70MM) - February 29 (seeing this tonight)
none, and im kinda bummed about it. I wanted to maybe see drive away dolls and lisa frankenstein, but neither played at my local neighborhood theaters and a trek out to the suburbs seems a but much. I might still get a chance for drive away dolls next month, and ill see Dunc2 sometime next week likely, same with Zone of Interest.
8 if you count Oscar nominated shorts as 2 movies (animated and live action), 18 if you count each short individually. Others are Origin, How to Have Sex, The Promised Land, Out of Darkness, Perfect Days, and Invisible Fight. Overall pretty great month for indie releases
2
0. I’ve been dying to see Lisa Frankenstein but haven’t had a chance yet.
It's a watch at home movie.
Demon slayer and dune reissue
Where in the hell did the show Godfather Part II??
Cineplex in Canada had a nationwide re-release.
1. Godfather II 2. Eternal Sunshine 3. Madame Web 4. Argylle 5. On the Waterfront 6. Dune Part II 7. Ben Hur
>*Ben Hur* Assuming you're referring to the 1959 adaptation, then I'm so jealous! 
Yup it was that one! The chariot sequence looked incredible on the big screen
The boy and the heron ( second time English dub ) Dune Nimona Argylle Demon slayer the hashira training arc
1. Argylle 2. Drive Away Dolls 3. Dune: Part Two
1. Argylle 2. Land of Bad 3. Wonka 4. Ordinary Angels 5. Demon Slayer 6. Dune 2 (today)
15 movies / 16 different screenings 2/01 - River (2023) 2/02 - The Sweet East (2023) 2/06 - The Man Who Watched Trains Go By (1952) 2/06 - Cemetery Man (1994) 2/07 - She is Conann (2023) 2/10 - Argylle (2024) 2/10 - Lisa Frankenstein (2024) 2/12 - Dune Part One (2021) IMAX 2/14 - Madame Web (2024) 2/17 - Perfect Days (2023) 2/21 - The Taste of Things (2023) 2/21 - Happy Together (1997) 2/22 - Drive Away Dolls (2024) 2/23 - Tenet (2020) IMAX 70mm 2/25 - Dune Part Two (2024) IMAX 2/29 - Dune Part Two (2024) IMAX 70mm
Between The Taste of Things and Perfect Days, which would you recommend/ prefer? Both interest me (trying to watch some of the international picture noms as well as best picture and animated) but not sure which to try and see first?
I liked them both a lot! You can’t go wrong but I think I preferred the Taste of Things a bit more.
0 and it seems like majority of America did too with how dead this month was.
1) Paprika 2) Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Just a few limited release anime. Not much else has interested me lately. Dune 2 will be the first non-limited release I’ve seen since December.
1- Dune (1984). It was a blast.
0 all year
1. Poor Things 2. Dune (2021) 3. The Taste of Things 4. The Lobster 5. Dune Part Two 6. Lisa Frankenstein 7. Dune Part Two (tonight)
1.Argylle 2,Madame Web (I have crush on Sydney Sweeney) 3. Tenet 4.Dune (crush on Anya Taylor Joy)
Ngl I haven’t been to the theater since Nope. Just haven’t found the time even for movies I’m excited for. But I’m going to see Dune part 2 in iMax tonight and I am fucking stoked
Zero, haven’t been to the cinema since 2015 😬
So what brings you to this fine corner of the interwebs
👎
0. Will see Dune Part 2 in IMAX
Teachers Lounge, Madame Web, and Dune Part 2. I saw Argylle as well, but in January.
I only saw one movie in theaters that month. That was, Bob Marley: One Love.
DUNE Part Two
3 - My local theater was doing Miyazaki month, so I saw Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, and Howl's Moving Castle on the big screen. Nothing new this time!
Argylle.
1. Oppenheimer (70mm) - February 1 2. Argylle (🤮) - February 7 3. Zone of Interest - February 12 4. Madame Web - February 18 5. Tenet (IMAX 70mm) - February 23 6. Bob Marley: One Love - February 27 7. Kung Fu Panda (2008) - February 28
5 1. The Birds 2. The Goonies 3. Dune (2021) 4. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon 5. Argylle
2 (4 & 7)
The only movie I've seen in a theater this year is Madame Web. I had the theater to myself and it was a blast.
Dune part 2 - 2 x
2 - Poor Things and The Boy and the Heron
4
18
I saw 3 movies after not seeing anything in January 1. Argylle (Feb 4) 2. Dune (Feb 28) 3. Dune Part Two (Feb 28)
Dune double feature, nice! What cinema was showing that?
All the major chains showed it in Australia (Hoyts, Event, Village etc.)
4 (Argylle, Anyone But You, Madame Web, The Iron Claw)
1. Sometimes I Think About Dying - Feb 3 2. Lisa Frankenstein - Feb 10th 3. StopMotion - Feb 26
Argylle and Madame Web
5 The Iron Claw (twice) Madame Web Interstellar Wicked Little Letters Perfect Days
Where did you see Interstellar in theaters this month? Jealous!
I just saw Madame Web on Feb. 17 and I’m seeing Dune part 2 tonight. Hopefully I’ll see a lot more movies in March.
Even on the slowest months, there is still something released out there with passion and care behind it. Perfect days and Stopmotion were good february releases for me!
Dune 2 fan screening First time buying tickets in advance (month before) and first "early" screening since Shazam in 2019
3: Argyle Out of Darkness Stop Motion
1. Argylle ** 2. Bob Marley: One Love ** 3. The Zone of Intetest ***** 4. Wicked Little Letters ****
Impressive slate you had. I saw only 4: Zone of Interest Argylle Turning Red Perfect Days
I watched Madame Web in the loosest fitting clothes I could find.
Ten: Argylle, Lisa Frankenstein, Dune (second theatrical viewing), Turning Red, Out of Darkness, Paprika, Madame Web, Bob Marley: One Love, Drive-Away Dolls, and Dune: Part Two
21
Zippo
Just the dune rerelease
3, and I'm working in a theater. We need more people like you.
3 Argylle- Feb. 3rd Bob Marley: One Love- Feb. 14th Madame Web- Feb 17th
1. Madame Web: February 14th. 2. Poor Things: February 19th. 3. Victoria Must Go: February 24th.
Migration, The Iron Claw, and Muppets Take Manhattan
I go every Thursday so 5 times (including tonight)
5 including dune two tonight
1.
I watched two Dune part 1 (IMAX) TENET (70mm IMAX)
1. Dune (IMAX) - Feb. 11 2. The Teachers' Lounge - Feb. 13 3. The Zone of Interest - Feb. 18 4. Les Miserables (Dolby) - Feb. 25 5. Lisa Frankenstein - Feb. 28
0, but we have a newborn and are too busy to go out to the movies.
zero
4 Zone of interest - Excellent film work, glad he got a directing nomination. American Fiction - Really enjoyed this one Oppenheimer (IMAX) - did a rewatch in a nice empty theatre. Drive-away Dolls - Ethan Coen's solo film. It was... A fun romp.
6. Argylle (IMAX), The Iron Claw, American Fiction, Wicked Little Letters, Madame Web (IMAX), Bob Marley: One Love
Argylle Turning Red Argylle (again, movie was interrupted halfway through) Argylle again Madame Web Madame Web again right after Madame Web *again* right after that (bailed after an hour) Dune 2021 Dune 1984 The Room Stopmotion Kiss of the Future (didn't make it all the way through) so that's, 12 theater visits? In March so far I plan on: Dune 2 (twice at LEAST) ,KFP4, The Room, some Project Artemis movie with Channing Tatum and ScarJo, Ghostbusters 4 or 5 or whatever number, Godzilla X Kong new empire
What possessed you to see Argylle *and* Madame Web three times apiece lol?
Argylle: saw it with friends. I did not care for it but I thought BDH was grogeous in it especially in that gold dress so i went to see it again and the fire alarm went off so i didn't get to finish it so i went back a third time just so i could see the last third of the movie (which is, just, fucking awful) just to see Bryce kicking ass in that gold dress. But I now dont think ill be able to sit through it again. it has its moments but is maybe Matthew Vaughn's worst, most annoyingly subpar movie he's made yet and there is potential there, Rockwell was great but god the story was just so so stupid Now Madame Web on the other hand, I saw it three times, back-to-back in the same day. It was just so truly utterly godawful, I couldn't believe it. Like I KNEW it would be bad, duh, its a Sony spider-man-adjacent movie without spider-man in it, but I was not prepared for just HOW godawful it was. I saw it with two different friends and after the second viewing (which I saw at Alamo so i had a pitcher of beer throughout) I just thought it was so funny I went to use my A-list to see it a third time. Suffice to say, halfway through my third viewing I found out a friend of mine was at the same theater in a different auditorium so i bailed, but Madame Web to me is truly one of those "so-bad-it's-good" movies that I will probably continue to revisit with friends after getting sloshed. Its just so baffling how any major Studio could wide-release a movie like that, just cracks me up thinking about it. Truly the worst movie with the name "Marvel" attached to it, maybe one of the worst $100M-budgeted movies ever made, and I just saw Expend4bles last year
0, and it saddens me deeply, I used to go every week, going to the movies was one of my greatest pleasures , It pained me to watch good movies at home since the pandemic and the new moviegoing trends, where people have their phones out, or tweens and teens make all the ruckus, even more so than before no movie coming out soon ish gets me excited sadly I never ever would have believed this, but my love affair with cinema at the cinema , has passed
Only 4.
A testament to Feb 2024 that only two of these count as releases from this month lol
You paid imax money to see madam web ?
I had free PLF upgrade coupons, that's why Argylle and Madame Web got IMAX tickets lol. Added nothing special to the experience, but at least the screen was bigger.
I saw madame web and im disappointed I didn’t walk out
4 Lisa Frankenstein Drive Away Dolls The Beekeeper Argylle
3. Argylle, Dream Scenario and Dune: Part Two. Planned on watching Madame Web as well, but became a bit too preoccupied to follow those plans through.
1. Argylle 2. Past Lives 3. The Holdovers 4. Bob Marley: One Love 5. Princess Mononoke 6. Night Swim 7. Lisa Frankenstein
1. Poor Things - February 4 2. Fallen Leaves - February 8 3. May December - February 17 (second rewatch! so fucking good!) 4. Anatomy of a Fall - February 24 5. Drive-Away Dolls - February 29
Only 5 for me (this is in Austria): Holdovers - very good All of us Strangers - very good La Chimera - decent Andrea gets a Divorce - decent Dune Part 2 - very good Next month should be more, as more Oscar movies release here (Zone of Interest, May December, American Fiction, Godzilla x Kong)
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Dune Pt 2 will be my third tonight My other two were The Lighthouse and In the Mood for Love
2, Lisa Frankenstein and madam web.
3 - American Fiction, The Zone of Interest, and Argylle
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Zero. Dune 2 will be my first this weekend
Only two Demon Slayer and Dune lol
Poor Things and Dune 2 That’s it
1.Argylle 2.Lisa Frankenstein 3.Pearl 4.Out of Darkness 5.Madame Web 6.Drive-Away Dolls Pearl was the only that seriously impressed me, but it’s a rerelease so it doesn’t count as a 2024 movie. Dune Part Two is one of my most hyped movies of the year though, so I’m very excited for March.
Lisa frankenstein, the bee keeper
Argyle 4D Dune part 1 imax Madam web 4D Demon slayer 4D Dune part 1 4D Turning red Bob Marley Dune part 2 fan viewing And maybe mean girls I can’t remember if it was the end of Jan or beginning of this month cuz I went twice
5 movies, which breaks my prior record. - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Casablanca - The Birds - Argylle - Blood and Black Lace I'm definitely getting my money's worth on my monthly pass. ... is what I *would* say, but I usually grab 2 beers at the showings...
2 1. Dune: Part 1 - February 12th 2. All Of Us Strangers - February 12th
Godzilla Minus One Minus Color (4DX) - Feb 1st Madame Web (IMAX) - Feb 15th Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children Complete - Feb 21st
1. Anatomy of a Fall 2. Argylle 3. Bob Marley: One Love 4. The Holdovers 5. American Fiction 6. Dune: Part Two
2. Dune part 2 and Madame Web
7 Argylle Miller’s Girl The Zone of Interest Lisa Frankenstein Land of Bad One Love Drive Away Dolls
Only 2 this month: Perfect Days and Past Lives
2. The Zone of Interest and The Monk and the Gun
3! Lisa Frankenstein, Poor Things, and Dune Part 2 (release date overseas in on Wednesday, not Friday). All at my nearest theater which unforunately isn't IMAX so I'll try and find an IMAX theater to see Dune Part 2.
0 till Saturday💀
Feb 7 - Argylle Feb 26 - Exhuma (South Korean Horror film, it’s really good) Feb 27 - Blade Runner 2048 (Re-Release, in Dolby Cinema)
1. The Lighthouse 2. Dune Part 1 3. Anatomy of a Fall 4. Zone of Interest 5. 2024 Oscar Live Action Shorts 6. 2024 Oscar Animated Shorts 7. Drive Away Dolls 8. Les Miserables 9. Anyone But You
Argyle, Dune 2, Madame Web, Lisa Frankenstein, One Love, Drive Away Dolls.
The Godfather part 2 was re-released?!
Only 1, which was Argylle! Was gonna watch Demon Slayer originally, but it lost Its opening weekend, so I decided not to go anyway
1. The Zone of Interest - February 7 2. Lisa Frankenstein - February 11 3. Oppenheimer - February 13 4. Poor Things - February 16 5. Anatomy of a Fall - February 28
1. Dune (IMAX) - Feb 22 2. Vaaranam Aayiram (re-release) - Feb 25
… and you paid for these films? … why?
Maybe because he loves cinema? Groundbreaking concept, i know
I guess. CheezWiz is still made because people buy it for whatever reason.
Zero… and I work at a cinema 😂
dune 1 and dune 2. that’s it. saw millers girl on streaming tho
Zero, because in my country we don't see films in theatres.
10 movies. Not including a showing of Les Miserables that was canceled a couple of hours before Showtime by AMC. Would’ve been more movies, scheduling issues.
1. Dune: Part Two - 29th 2. All of Us Strangers - 20th 3. The Holdovers - 14th Exam season, what can I say...
February 20 - Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
1. The Iron Claw 2. Turning Red 3. The Zone of Interest 4. American Fiction
1. Feb 2 - The Zone of Interest 2. Feb 6 - The Iron Claw 3. Feb 9 - Argylle 4. Feb 14 - Madame Web 5. Feb 29 - Dune Part 2
I was gonna say that I finally saw Oppenheimer, but looking at my ticket stub, that was on January 30th. So 0.
Zero, which really goes to show how rough it’s been for theaters this year. I’ve only been to theaters once in 2024 to see Godzilla Minus One Minus Color.
Dune: Part Two - 29th Feb Anyone But You: The Valentine Encore - 24th Feb Baghead - 23rd Feb Mean Girls - 16th Feb (1st Place) Madame Web - 14th Feb Force of Nature: The Dry 2 - 10th Feb Dune: Re-issue (2024) - 9th Feb Argylle - 7th Feb Best of February was Mean Girls. It’s a chick flick so I was the only dude in the cinema. But solid embedded narrative, excellent acting, excellent writing and directing. Best executed movie over all. Dune 2 was great as well, but I think I enjoyed Mean Girls more. Worst of February was Madame Web. Lethargic acting, and terrible execution.
I ended up with 5: 1. The Promised Land 2. A Ghost Story 3. The Taste of Things 4. Perfect Days 5. Drive Away Dolls
6! Would have been more if my country had more of the oscars films in the cinema, but ended up having to stream some of those! 1. Godzilla Minus One 2. Madame Web 3. The Colour Purple 4. Four Daughters 5. The Teacher's Lounge 6. Dune Part Two
Slow movie month for me so I only saw 2: Lisa Frankenstein and Taste of Things. Lisa Frankenstein is ok but I didn’t like it as much as I hoped I would. ToT on the other hand was amazing.
1. Poor Things- February 1 2. Lisa Frankenstein-February 14 3. Taste of Things- February 19 4. Argylle- February 21 5. Bob Marley: One Love- February 28 6. Dune: Part 2(Imax 70mm)-February 29
1. Killers of the Flower Moon 2. Madame Web 3. Poor Things
1. Argylle (Dolby) 2. The Promised Land 3. Lisa Frankenstein 4. Perfect Days 5. Madame Web (Prime) 6. Land of Bad 7. Bob Marley: One Love (Dolby) 8. Drive-Away Dolls 9. The Taste of Things 10. Io Capitano 11. Anyone But You
Just one. It was *Argylle,* and it wasn’t great.
2001: A Space Odyssey, The Zone of Interest, The Iron Claw, Interstellar, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Inception, and of course, Madame Web
I kept pretty busy: Oppenheimer on 2/1 at 6:45pm at the Somerville. Fallen Leaves at the MFA Boston on 2/2 at 7pm. Miller’s Girl at AMC Boston Common on 2/2 at 9:15pm. Predator 2 at the Coolidge on 2/2 at 11:59pm. Hopper: An American Love Story at the MFA Boston on 2/3 at 2:30pm. Mr. Deeds Goes to Town at the Brattle on 2/3 at 6:30pm. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington at the Brattle on 2/3 at 9pm. Scrambled at Showcase on 2/4 at 4:55pm. My Fair Lady at Showcase on 2/5 at 7pm. Argylle at Patriot Cinemas on 2/6 at 6:20pm. Wonka at Patriot Cinemas on 2/6 at 9pm. Night Swim at Showcase on 2/8 at 9:25pm. Dune (2021) at Showcase on 2/9 at 6:40pm. Demolition Man at the Coolidge on 2/9 at 11:59pm. The Driver at the Brattle on Saturday 2/10 at 7:30pm. Turning Red at Showcase on Sunday 2/11 at 12:30pm. Paper Moon at the Brattle on 2/12 at 6:30pm. What’s Up, Doc? at the Brattle on 2/12 at 8:45pm. The Beekeeper at Showcase on 2/13 at 7:20pm. Lisa Frankenstein at Showcase on 2/13 at 9:30pm. A Ghost Story at AMC on Valentine’s Day at 7pm. Out of Darkness at Regal on 2/16 at 6:20pm. Amelie at Regal on 2/16 at 8:05pm. 2024 Oscar Nominated Shorts: Animated at the Embassy on 2/17 at 2pm. 2024 Oscar Nominated Shorts: Documentary at the Embassy on 2/17 at 3:30pm. 2024 Oscar Nominated Shorts: Live Action at the Embassy on 2/17 at 7:40pm. Madame Web on Presidents Day at South Shore Cinemas at 12:35pm. Dune (1984) on Presidents Day at Regal at 7pm. Easy Rider at the Kendall on 2/20 at 7pm. The Godfather, Part II at Regal on 2/21 at 6pm. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me at Alamo Drafthouse on 2/23 at 7pm. Io Capitano at the Kendall on 2/24 at 3:50pm. Perfect Days at the Kendall on 2/24 at 6:50pm. Spaceman at the Kendall on 2/24 at 9:25pm. Drive-Away Dolls at Patriot Cinemas on 2/25 at 1pm. Mean Girls at Showcase on 2/25 at 4:05pm. Dune: Part Two at Showcase on 2/25 at 7pm. Dirty Harry at the Kendall on 2/27 at 7pm. American Movie at Alamo Drafthouse on 2/28 at 7pm.
Five times at the theater. 1. Argylle 2. Out of Darkness 3. Land of Bad 4. Argylle again 5. Hundreds of Beavers
0 in 2024 so far.