Do these count as ticket sales? Lol
So I've been compiling a list of the theaters that should be playing the movie. I'm getting my information from the websites of theaters and it's no where near complete. I thought I might as well share what I have so far here, though please take it with a grain of salt and know that some listings could change and that not all theaters have released the information yet. I'm also working on this by myself, so please understand updating it can take time especially since I have things like school to worry about as well. (Any help will be greatly appreciated as well).
Edit: Please remember that if your state is not listed than it might mean I haven't reached that state yet.
Or at least a good resource? Any help is appreciated. thank you.
Looking forward to seeing this. Not sure if any place in my area is showing it.
I live in the Philippines and I want to watch the movie but I can't find any information as to whether it will be shown in any Philippine cinema.
Both the 1001 Movies You Need to See Before You Die (2014 edition) and the Sight and Sound Polls are home to some of the most beloved and iconic films of all time. But occasionally, stranger films are listed or brought up. Whether due to their strange content, or hard-to-find nature, it's difficult to understand some of the choices on these lists.
But we're going to try anyway! Starting on July 12th, and continuing on July 16th, we'll be viewing the strangest, and the most obscure short and feature films that joined the lists along with many of the classics we know today.
JULY 12TH SHOWINGS (Starting at 3PM EST)
A Portrait of Ga (1952) - Margaret Tait
Arnulf Rainer (1960) - Peter Kubelka
Blight (1996) - John Smith
Hold Me While I'm Naked (1966) - George Kuchar
Hill 24 Doesn't Answer (1955) - Thorold Dickinson
The Great White Silence (1924) - Herbert Ponting
TOTAL RUNTIME: 4 HOURS, 12 MINUTES
JULY 16TH SHOWINGS (Starting at 3PM EST)
Schwechater (1958) - Peter Kubelka
Mothlight (1963) - Stan Brakhage
Blonde Cobra (1963) - Ken Jacobs
Wavelength (1967) - Michael Snow
Heaven and Earth Magic (1962) - Harry Smith
Song at Midnight (1937) - Weibang Ma-Xu
TOTAL RUNTIME: 4 HOURS, 22 MINUTES
All of these showings will be presented here, in our own flicks theater! The theater will be running for several hours both days, so don't worry about showing up late.
http://www.fatestaynightusa.com/sp/theater/
it was so popular in gmod both because people made hella bank, but also cause it's quite fun. like plug dj or watch together. naturally it would be boring if it only showed youtube videos. an alternative would be having it like a rabbit room so you could play all video sources or flash games.
a way to do this in a simply way would be to use a discord that is linked on a sign in the server to queue videos in a channel with a bot for it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gn7fOzlv_9I
The movie box office isn't doing so good right now and movie theaters are in a precarious position because of the resurgence of the Covid-19 virus brought on by the Delta variant. My city is planning to require vaccination proof for entry to certain indoor venues and activities including movie theaters but I know many other cities aren't planning to implement such a policy. Would you feel more comfortable seeing a movie in the theaters if they required proof of vaccination for entry?
I've read some articles about the film, and they keep repeating that "400+" theaters in the United States will show the movie for a limited five-day run in September. Is there any kind of list or way to check which theaters will have the film?
An example of one of these articles is here: https://www.geek.com/anime/my-hero-academia-two-heroes-will-make-its-first-western-theatrical-debut-this-fall-1747368/
I'm asking because I live in Maine. I drove to a theater in New Hampshire for the premier. After my partner and I told our friends how good it was we all wanted to go together and see the dub. But we're not going to drive to New York (Or Montreal!) and it would suck waiting for the DVD release.
I just need more of that ending battle scene in my life.
