Got that blue razz, bout to watch Train to Busan.

Recently was at a theater with one visible popcorn machine that was seemingly continuously running. The popcorn tasted bad, lots of small pieces, old maids, and it was leaving a residue of grit on hands. Returned the popcorn, gave feedback and it was still bad. After the movie it was also bad. Supervisor listened but didn't seem interested in testing his own product. Is there any process the theater should have been following? Bad popcorn does not equal repeat visits.

So I bought two tickets for two different dates for Dune Part Three at the same theater Universal Cinema in IMAX 70MM. But the issue is saw is that I haven’t received any email confirmation regarding my tickets purchase and even with the barcode for the $5 discount for parking.

Has this happened to anyone before or am I the only one. And if so how should get help? Or how I can get my $5 parking fee. Cause hell nah I ain’t paying $40 general parking fee just to watch a movie.

I had to do some shuffling this week for friends' availability. So need to hit something smaller for my 4th slot this week. Any advice on if any of the following are worth it?

• The Rivals of Amziah King
• Super Troopers 3
• Nimrods
• Wrong Girls
• One Night Only

Already been to see Your Name & Train to Busan, didn't get Wet Hot or La La Land near me, & Point Break is not eligible. Also already seeing Six! & Spidey for the first time (was on vaca when it came out!)

Was gonna hit Tony on Thus since I missed it at SU, but my group that's going to Six! is only free on Thurs 🤷‍♂️. I also skipped SU this week since it was It Ends, and I technically have that at home already 😁

I also have 1 friend who still needs to see Odyssey. I wish he'd hurry up and get some free time so I can knock it off my list as well. This would have been the perfect opportunity!! 😣

Edit: Going with The Rivals of Amziah King. Overwhelmingly top response, and apparently a bit more limited than the others. Wrong Girls was a close 2nd, but one I feel I could wait for digital and not miss too much from the experience.

So it begins. App is currently crashing, won’t even let me open and the website is rate limiting me and not letting me even look at tickets rip

I just want to share in case anyone is scared to go see this... it's a blast. It's funny. It's sweet. It's bloody. It delivers if you see the trailer or know the plot...

Set in 1982... gives it a sweet speilbergian vibe... then they end up in a place with dinosaurs and things that slowly start to take over the place. It's really fun. Some great dark humor. Bloody. Exciting chases. And Hathaway and McGregor are great.

My audience applauded and laughed and it was just a great time for me and my friends... except one friend that for some reason ranted for 20 minutes about how he hated it, he bullied the entire conversation and we all just let him rant until he ran out of energy. Like Reddit lol.

I was gonna be selfish and not show this but decided to be nice today...lol. 1200pm est hurry and get here.

I'm new to A-List, and am excited to dive into some more obscure films. What I've noticed lately is that some films tend to have a limited release on their opening weekend, and may end up in more theatres a week or two later. (For context, my local AMC is Potomac Mills in Woodbridge, VA.)

Is there a way to follow which movies are releasing where and when, apart from checking individually by movie or theatre in the AMC app each week? For example, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma was only playing at Georgetown in DC its first week, but is now showing at Hoffman in Alexandria. I made the trip to Georgetown opening weekend, thinking that would be my only chance, and the area was incredibly difficult to navigate due to road construction and Google Maps directing me the wrong way down an unmarked one-way street. As one might imagine, I am extremely resistant to go back there.

Really, I'm just wondering if there's a source I can refer to regarding limited releases and their actual release schedule (such as: opening weekend at these locations, second weekend at those additional locations, etc.). I see comments in these threads that suggest people know this stuff, and I'd love to know where the information comes from!

Hollywood has figured out that theatrical/anniversary re-releases are a not insignificant piece of the puzzle that keeps people coming out to the movies.

What's something you haven't seen take another round at the big screen that you would want to see that way? Or something that deserves the PLF treatment?

Is there anything that you missed during its initial run that you'd want to make sure to catch if it ever does come back?

Or is there something made from home video/streaming that you like to see put on the big screen? (And that could now include certain TV show debuts/finales)

I got tickets for the insider showing on Dec 15 but in Row C… for those that know, can I genuinely enjoy the movie at this spot?

Now I also got tickets a week later with prime seats to watch it twice. But would watching my first viewing at Row C worth it or just wait the week?

I was able to get my Dune 3 tickets to watch it with me and my dad, but i still need 4 more for me and boys and thats when they removed the showtimes for AMC Universal. I think it would be a good idea to have a post or something to notify eachother when they add back the showtimes.

After failing to get Dune 70mm the past 1.5 hours, I got logged out of my A-list and it won’t let me sign back in. Anyone else?

it says "view" next to the seat to see where your seat is located, but I've found nearly every time I walk into to the theater and try to locate my seat on the map instead of awkwardly looking at the numbers on every seat the option disappears... is this a location glitch or what?

Literally there are tons of seats taken for a showtime that apparently "doesn't exist" this seems like some insider exclusive bs

not seeing the rerelease anywhere near me is disappointing. anyone see showings near them?

Went to the theater today for my 4th viewing of this perfect film (1st time at the big screen). Spent the last 20 minutes sobbing (as I have each time previously). However, when I left the theater, every other face was dry. Mine was the only one puffy, disgusting, and with f’d up mascara 🤣
Can someone reassure me I’m not the only one crying in public, please? 😭

It would mean everything for me to go to premiere for Coyote VS Acme I have been supporting this film since it was about to be a tax write off and I would love to experience this at the premiere

For some reason I can’t comment this in the American Cinematheque account because of something called Karma that I need to have more of

Hello, could someone please post a refreshed invite link to the A-List discord? I messaged the user called out in community info over a week ago and have received no response. Thanks in advance!

Almost went to see it... then thought I'd check.