Last Movie You Saw

[mentalenforcer]

Kingsman

 

Or something like that.

[Shellidfl]

Not sure I'm liking the ending... ??

[mentalenforcer]

Not sure I'm liking the ending... ??

I would have written a different ending, but overall I give the movie a thumbs-up.  (do they still do that or is it all tomatometers now?)

[Vex]

The Day of the Doctor (50th anniversary movie Doctor Who... I was sick and needed some time and space travel to make me feel better)
                             

[Caradon]

I saw Kingsman when it was in the theater in 4D! Lol.

It was a memorable experience because I had never seen 4D before and was kind of looking forward to seeing what it was like. And then sitting there waiting for the movie to start I had realized I forgot to get my 3D glasses. So I went out to the lobby and asked them for the glasses.

They give me a funny look thinking I'm weird, I can tell. And they explain to me that the movie isn't 3D it's 4D. And there is no need for 3D glasses. Then me. Standing there confused trying to understand how a movie could be 4D with no 3D. Makes no sense at all. Then walking away I hear them laughing because they think I'm so strange thinking the movie should be in 3D.

Then the movie starts and it's on a flat screen and the only reason it's called 4D is because they shake my chair around (Annoyingly) and blow air in my face once in a while. But the movie on the screen is flat 2D.

So, to this day I'm still confused how a movie could be called 4D with no 3D just because they shake your chair around and blow wind in your face. And if that is all 4D means, I think 4D is pretty stupid.
 
However, it's a great solution for someone that has trouble staying awake in a movie. Just start shaking their chair all about every so often  ha ha.

I mean isn't it logical to think that 4D would be a 3D movie with the added element of the chair shaking and wind blowing to make it be called 4D?

[Wędajihs]

I've seen a few 4D movies and they have always been 3D as well, which would make the chair movement 4th dimensional. 4D without 3D? Does. Not. Equate. 

New Mutants was the last movie I saw in theater. I really enjoyed the movie. I couldn't tell though if the movie was that good or I was so deprived of the theatre experience that anything I watched on screen would have felt like a great experience. I ventured back into the movie theatre a couple of months ago after they sectioned off seating to keep everyone physically distanced. There were only 5 of us there, which was really nice.

[Caradon]

I've seen a few 4D movies and they have always been 3D as well, which would make the chair movement 4th dimensional. 4D without 3D? Does. Not. Equate. 

New Mutants was the last movie I saw in theater. I really enjoyed the movie. I couldn't tell though if the movie was that good or I was so deprived of the theatre experience that anything I watched on screen would have felt like a great experience. I ventured back into the movie theatre a couple of months ago after they sectioned off seating to keep everyone physically distanced. There were only 5 of us there, which was really nice.

Okay good.  Must have been something wrong with whoever was running that theater. Hopefully they have figured it out since. Lol, how can one be into movies enough to own or run a movie theater but be clueless enough to run a 2D movie and call it 4D?

I'm not even sure when the last time I went to the theater was, I think it was for Transformers. "The Last Night" I wanted to go see "Bumblebee" But never did.

I've been cutting back on my shows and movies quite a bit to get my mind more seriously focused on my dreaming. But the most recent movie I watched was a new one on Netflix last week with George Clooney. Andend of the world kind of thing. It was okay. Nothing spectacular, mostly forgettable but alright.