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Lizard Combatant posted:They could have actually put a bit of effort in to making it look like strainedglass though, it looks like the photoshop cutout filter with find-edges slapped over it. Yeah, I'm not trying to imply it's good, it's just something that took a half-hour in the studio as opposed to five minutes, which is staggering.
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So I take it they're just hoping people are gonna buy tickets for this and sneak into Star Wars, right?
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Those little guys are going to cut their hands off! They have such a bad grip on those lightsabers, holding on to them with their snugly sweaters!
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They just used some existing poster of them with their arms folded and badly pasted in some lightsabers and ambience effects, didn't they?
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couldcareless posted:They just used some existing poster of them with their arms folded and badly pasted in some lightsabers and ambience effects, didn't they?   ...oh
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Oct 15, 2015 22:31
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Imagine bringing your kids to the cinema on Christmas loving day. Imagine working in a cinema on Christmas
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There's lots of people who don't celebrate Christmas. They shouldn't go see Alvin and the Chipmunks either but I assume choices are slim.
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Aphrodite posted:They shouldn't go see Alvin and the Chipmunks either but I assume choices are slim. Star Wars, Hunger Games, Spectre and the Point Break remake for teens and adults. The Peanuts Movie, the Good Dinosaur and Alvin & The Chipmunks for kids.
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Oct 15, 2015 22:53
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Oct 15, 2015 23:05
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Cage posted:I dont know why you would think they would be that la- On one hand that's so bad, on the other hand... I can't really blame 'em because why even put in the effort?
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Oct 15, 2015 23:29
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Shoehead posted:Imagine bringing your kids to the cinema on Christmas loving day. A bud of mine in high school worked at a Cinemark and did the Christmas day gig because he got double time and no one in authority gives a gently caress that day. He was usually drunk on Christmas spirit (and rum) by his lunch break. Wait, he may have just been an alcoholic.
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Shoehead posted:Imagine bringing your kids to the cinema on Christmas loving day.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:I saw Alien vs. Predator Requiem on Christmas day after all my family stuff several years ago. That was pretty cool. My brother and I went to see The Spirit on Christmas Day. Then we left the theater, went home and drank heavily. Seeing The Spirit was an unwise decision.
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Shoehead posted:Imagine bringing your kids to the cinema on Christmas loving day. My family are all Jewish and we don't do Christmas, so a few years back, we decided to go to the cinema on Christmas day. We went to the Odeon Leicester Square and saw a preview screening of Black Swan. The entire staff of the cinema were Muslim, and most of the audience were Chinese. Black Swan is a great Christmas film to see with your septuagenarian parents, by the way.
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And speaking of Muslims, it's common for movies in Muslims countries to be promoted for an Eid release. Eid cinema is pretty much a tradition here in Malaysia.
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Hey son, wanna go see Star Wars? "No father. I wish to see the chipmunk movie." *grown rear end 36 year old man starts crying in ticket line*
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Oct 16, 2015 00:53
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A movie and Chinese food is like the Doesn't Celebrate Christmas stereotype.
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Don't forget the "Jesus Christ I need to escape my family" , "I have no family", and horribly socially awkward non-communicative christian families. Theaters are loving packed at Christmas. Not everyone meets that minimum standard of familial tolerance that has you like eating hams and watching A Christmas Story 18 times in a row.
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I hate a Christmas story and have never understood why so many watch it a dozen times over the holidays.
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I used to love working the Christmas shift at the movie theatre. People who came in were generally happy that we were open and on more than one occasion people would bring Christmas cookies for the staff as a thank you.
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Aphrodite posted:A movie and Chinese food is like the Doesn't Celebrate Christmas stereotype. It's practically a Jewish-American tradition.
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My brother and I saw Wolf of Wall Street on Christmas and it was dope. Gonna be tough to decide between Hateful Eight and The Revenant this year tho.
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Sir Lemming posted:On one hand that's so bad, on the other hand... I can't really blame 'em because why even put in the effort? I admire the audacity
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Oct 16, 2015 01:24
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I've worked every Christmas for the past 10 years. I loving love it
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Oct 16, 2015 01:57
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Thanks, Mr. Skeltal.
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Oct 16, 2015 02:17
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Gonna take my nephew to see Star Wars when he's in town for Christmas. He's gonna be 9 and he's losing his goddamn mind about this movie. It's gonna be so fun.
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My girlfriend's family does the movies on Christmas Day because they're generally done with celebrating around 2 in the afternoon, and don't have anything else going on after that. Sadly, this means we saw the first Hobbit movie. Which was a miserable experience.
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Oct 16, 2015 02:39
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Holy poo poo, Hateful 8 and Revenant are Christmas movies? poo poo, my suburban Catholic rear end might be in the theater on Christmas.
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oldpainless posted:I hate a Christmas story and have never understood why so many watch it a dozen times over the holidays.  Like I can understand getting sick of watching A Christmas Story but I can't wrap my brain around hating it unless you just have zero tolerance for period movies set in the 50's.
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oldpainless posted:I hate a Christmas story The gently caress kind of opinion is this bullshit? e: loving Richard cocksucking Dawkins doesn't even hate A Christmas Story
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Oct 16, 2015 03:08
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Oct 16, 2015 04:22
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Hah I'm getting a total education on Christmas day cinema going. Living in Ireland which is like the second or third most Catholic place on earth, up until recently the entire country would be closed for a day. Even corner shops would be only open for a few hours. So going to see a movie seems super strange to me.
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Allen Wren posted:My girlfriend's family does the movies on Christmas Day because they're generally done with celebrating around 2 in the afternoon, and don't have anything else going on after that. Sadly, this means we saw the first Hobbit movie. Which was a miserable experience. Look on the bright side: it wasn't Hobbit 2 or 3!
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Oct 16, 2015 04:41
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See how much better things look when you put a bit of effort into them MGM?
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King Vidiot posted:
I haven't suffered through it in probably 10 years but I've always found it to be an unaffecting, unfunny, and visually ugly movie as well
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Shoehead posted:Hah I'm getting a total education on Christmas day cinema going. The only god America truly worships is Mammon.
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