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Just on your own what would it be? Can be new film, old film. One that you have made up, any film. Don't know what mine would be really. Probably a good animation.
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Yes but a DVD is in your home. Spending money to go out to a public establishment on your own? I just don't see the point unless you go with friends as I feel the Cinema is more a social thing to do with friends then anything else. Though take note that i'm still quite young therefore still in school, on Live or out on the street like the chav I am so I don't really have that much spare time.
Im a bit like then when I go with friends I keep on whispering to them and missing some of the movie. If I go on my own I won't miss any of the movie.
Oriental Rib wrote:
> Very, very sad people. I never enjoy a movie as much as when i'm
> watching with other people that I know.
What a load of crap. You'd watch a DVD on your own wouldn't you? But because you choose to travel to a purpose built building, with all the finest audio/visual equipment installed, on your own, you're suddenly sad?
I had a cinema near to where I went to Uni. When I finished at lunchtimes on a friday, I used to nip over there occasionally and watch a film before going home. It was the perfect end to the week.
I really can't see the problem. In fact going with people can frequently lessen my enjoyment of a film. Fidgety people who won't shut up or stop grazing loudly next to you.
> Very, very sad people. I never enjoy a movie as much as when i'm
> watching with other people that I know.
What a load of crap. You'd watch a DVD on your own wouldn't you? But because you choose to travel to a purpose built building, with all the finest audio/visual equipment installed, on your own, you're suddenly sad?
I had a cinema near to where I went to Uni. When I finished at lunchtimes on a friday, I used to nip over there occasionally and watch a film before going home. It was the perfect end to the week.
I really can't see the problem. In fact going with people can frequently lessen my enjoyment of a film. Fidgety people who won't shut up or stop grazing loudly next to you.
Hard to explain, you just wouldn't.
Del Rogeo wrote:
> C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> Sounds excellent will buy it next weekend now.
>
> Believe me Bob, I really don't think you'll like it.
Why?
> C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> Sounds excellent will buy it next weekend now.
>
> Believe me Bob, I really don't think you'll like it.
Why?
Terminator 2 in a cinema would've owned.
C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> Sounds excellent will buy it next weekend now.
Believe me Bob, I really don't think you'll like it.
> Sounds excellent will buy it next weekend now.
Believe me Bob, I really don't think you'll like it.
Sounds excellent will buy it next weekend now.
C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> Ok tell me like one bit of the storyline of Akira it's £7.99 in
> a sale right now. So I might buy it.
Bike gang, government experiments, out of control.
> Ok tell me like one bit of the storyline of Akira it's £7.99 in
> a sale right now. So I might buy it.
Bike gang, government experiments, out of control.
Ok tell me like one bit of the storyline of Akira it's £7.99 in a sale right now. So I might buy it.
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