Between being unemployed and toddler-having, I'm just not in a place to see movies twice these days. I've only seen 3-4 movies in the theater in the last 12 months, and the fact Serenity makes the list says a lot.
(Lest anyone think I'm living in grinding poverty and misery, it's all about choices. We'd see more movies in the theater if we gave up cable and our 16-game plan at the ballpark, I'm sure.)
Last night was unplanned. I was having dinner at a Thai place in Evanston, looked at the clock, and thought, "I could just walk over to the theater and see
Serenity
again...."
I've seen it twice, and plan on seeing it again at the weekend - got a couple of friends up who fancy seeing it, and I would like to see it again. I'm struggling to think of films that I've seen more than once at the cinema - The Matrix managed two, but the second was more of a tagging along with housemates things, rather than "must see it again".
So, three will probably be a record for me. Which probably says a lot more about me than about the films. ;)
I've seen it once, but it's one of two movies I've seen in a theatre since having the baby. So.
Of course, I saw the other one twice, but in my defense, it was Batman Begins.
I don't remember how many times I saw the original Matrix in the theatres. If I had to guess, I would say five. It was a case where a group of us would be sitting around, trying to decide what to do and it would come out that someone in the group hadn't seen it yet, so we would all jump in the car and head to the next showing.
I've seen it four times. I hope to go one or two more times with friends who haven't seen it yet, but I'm not sure if it will work out. If not, I'm happy with four. I don't go to movies in the theater very often. When I do, they're usually especially good, so I often go more than once. I don't know that I've hit four before, though. I think I saw Batman Begins two or three times.
The spoof was hi-larious, tianxiaode!
Pssst! Theo! Wrong thread!
Of course, even if folks are going to see another movie at a multiplex theater, they could still buy tickets to "Serenity" and then just go into the particular theater that is showing the other film. This would boost the Serenity box office.
they could still buy tickets to "Serenity" and then just go into the particular theater that is showing the other film.
True, but if I want to see a movie badly enough to pay first run theater prices, I probably want that movie's creators to get the attendence credit. Just because I adore Joss and Serenity doesn't mean I want to do down Tim Burton or the guy behind Wallace and Gromit.