#81

depends.

hong kong martial arts films from the 70s and 80s needs to be dubbed.

2 Likes
#82
  • Middle seats
  • Aisle seats

0 voters

  • Towards the front
  • Towards the back

0 voters

#83

bringing a full mcdonalds meal into the cinema:

  • not on
  • on

0 voters

#84

Sounds great tbh

#85

best is when you get a wanky place with a popcorn machine and they do smaller and cheaper tubs than the massive cinema ones

1 Like
#86
  • Popcorn
  • Malteasers or something else nice which isn’t a complete mugs game

0 voters

#87

I like the massive tubs. can easily put away a large by myself.

1 Like
#88

This thread is descending into this one

1 Like
#89

same sometimes but feels a bit much if you’re going a few times a week

1 Like
#90

popcorn is good cos you can throw it in the air and catch it in your mouth during the boring parts of the film

4 Likes
#91

Small can of craft ipa and my own bottle of water. No food required

3 Likes
#92

Only time I’ve ever done something like this was for Phantom Menace. Still can’t tell if this was a good or bad idea.

#93

and a hanger for your cardigan and tote bag.

2 Likes
#94

Leave them in the cloakroom normally

#95
  • Beanbag or sofa or whatever they have in that london
  • Left my house for a reason, give me a cinema seat, dickheads

0 voters

#96

You could do that with a can of cold baked beans if you really wanted to.

#97

Would really hurt your teeth

2 Likes
#98

I am tired enough that I thought Bond = Bourne

oops

#99

I assume you mean a can of craft Monster so I’ve voted for that.

(Genuinely took a can in for the midnight screening of The Rise of Skywalker so I wouldn’t fall asleep, pray 4 the people sitting behind me who had to deal with its overwhelming synthetic waft for 3 hours. I’m a really courteous filmgoer)

1 Like
#100

ever got drunk in a film screening?

  • yes
  • no

0 voters

only time i have was watching this

wasn’t very fun, struggled to follow the plot and kept having to go out to wee