What are they making, and what about?

Non like, 'True Grit"?

Gladiator Movies mostly.

That last movie in a theater, I took the three kids to was, Teenage Mutant Tuttle's, in April of 92.

We don't watch movies or TV turned it off a months ago. Not sure if or when I will turn the TV back on.

Jimbo…you ever seen a grown man naked?

Hollywood is dead. Amazon is hit or miss. The Outfit is great. All the Old Knives is another. Some old Michael Caine movies are on too. Funeral In Berlin. Mister Jones.

Growing corn I always like that one.

Black superheros from a technologically advanced African nation....

Best movie in quite some time.

Phenomenal photography, true story.

Director, son of Naval Aviator.

Who knew they still made movies like this?

Yep. Bunch of “woke” stupid ass phantasy Bullschitt.

The fåg rom-com was a flop and the woke supporters blamed homophobia.

Nope, just no desire to see a movie dedicated to fåggotry.

Pretty simple, really.

Man on Fire. Free on Youtube. Great Movie.

Bounty Law

You'll love it Wabi

Best movies playing at the theater are probably the Turner Classic Movies that are shown one per month. Saw To Kill a Mockingbird last week. Was a lot better on the big screen than just watching on TV. They haven't announced their lineup for 2023 yet, but you can bet there will be several worth watching on the big screen.

https://www.fathomevents.com/series/tcm-big-screen-classics?icid=espnav5-classics-in-theaters

Joel McCrea westerns on all day today on Grit...Good as any and better than most..

Watched it last night. Not bad. Give it about 5.5 - 6.

People that go to movies?

LOL

Pretty hard to beat Joel McCrea and Randolph Scott in Sam Peckinpah's Ride The High Country.

Excellent movie with stellar characters and writing.

L.W.

Last first run movie we saw was ”Chappequidic”, about Ted Kennedy.
Last summer in August we went to the Drive In and saw “Slapshot” (1976) and “The Blues Brothers” (1977).
There’s really nothing out of Hollywood I care to see, let alone pay theatre prices to see!
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