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I watched ET the other night. Have not seen before believe it or not.

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Leroy wrote:I watched ET the other night. Have not seen before believe it or not.
Did you like it?

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Kind of. The first part was slow, trying to figure out who the mysterious dudes were and all. I got to the halfway point and fell asleep. Picked up the next night for the last half. Yeah, I guess I liked it. I think if I would have seen it as a kid I would have thought it was the greatest movie ever.

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Is Dunkirk IMAX worthy?

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lukethedrifter wrote:Is Dunkirk IMAX worthy?
Everything I've read and been told by those who saw it - "see it on the biggest screen possible". I'm going to see it on IMAX this week.

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lukethedrifter wrote:Is Dunkirk IMAX worthy?
Oh yes. Most def.

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thrill wrote:
lukethedrifter wrote:Is Dunkirk IMAX worthy?
Oh yes. Most def.
IMAX 70mm at the Science Center it is then.


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Leroy wrote:Kind of. The first part was slow, trying to figure out who the mysterious dudes were and all. I got to the halfway point and fell asleep. Picked up the next night for the last half. Yeah, I guess I liked it. I think if I would have seen it as a kid I would have thought it was the greatest movie ever.
I sure did. Got that as a Christmas gift from my Grandmother on VHS. Best present ever.

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My God, 1976's Network is thought provoking in the bizarre, gloomy America we somehow live in right now.

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Michael wrote:Guys, the reviews for Dunkirk are amazing. I need to see this movie.
Saw it today and loved it. It is such an immersive film. The man knows how to make a movie.

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