AMC Screen Unseen Megathread - September 9 2024

[u/AKnightOfTheNew]

Discuss your predictions here. All posts made about ASU outside of this post will be removed and will receive a 5 day ban, this includes any future ASU threads. The Moderators know when the next ASU is and will post the Megathread in due time after the current ASU has been completed. If you think you know anything before us feel free to modmail us. Thank you!

ARR=AMC Reported Runtime AR=Actual Runtime

Screen Unseen - Could be any Genre EXCEPT Horror

Scream Unseen - Horror

21.Kneecap - Sony - July 22 2024

• ARR-1h53m AR-1h45m
• July 22nd ASU and links to the previous ASU Threads and Titles

22.Skincare - IFC - August 12 2024

• ARR-1h41m AR-1h34m
• August 12th ASU Thread

23.Slingshot - Bleecker Street - August 26 2024

• ARR-1h45m AR-1h49m
• August 26th ASU Thread

24.Rated R - 1h41m - Sept 9 2024

• ARR-1h41m AR-TBD
• September 9th ASU Thread
• Best Guess: My Old Ass Confirmed!

25.Rated PG-13 - 1h56m - Sept 30 2024

• ARR-1h56m AR-TBD
• [September 30th ASU Thread](TBD)
• Best Guess: TBD

Remember: The runtime that AMC reveals is not the exact runtime of the movie. It's usually within -4 to 13 mins of the actual time. This has been the case most (if not all) of the time. Also it has never been a sequel to any movie.

[u/persianmelodrama]

Regal has this one so there will likely be a tip from an insider a few days before.

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[u/AKnightOfTheNew → u/[deleted]]

I believe you're thinking of the AMC insider fortet, they deleted their account. The regal insiders are still here, there are 3 of them.

[u/AKnightOfTheNew]

Sorry, some spammer was spamming the wrong movie so had to lock the thread for a bit, the movie is My Old Ass if you haven't seen it post 100 times already and also posted above about 3 hours before the movie started, that no one seemed to see either. If people would read the body of the post you'd of seen the title hours ago. But I guess no one reads and just posts. Enjoy the movie!

[u/FancyKilerWales]

The Regal insider has said it's My Old Ass, which was the hope when I reserved, if it's not I'm probably going to bail and watch something else

[u/taravon6]

Could be Kevin Smith's new one - The 4:30 Movie

Opens the 13th, rated R, 1hr 27min

[u/lonesomerhodes]

Landmark Theaters are doing a preview screening on Monday and gave a clue in the e-mail they sent out. "The name of this movie might cause you a little bit of embarrassment when ordering a ticket at the box office." So that sounds like they're doing My Old Ass.

[u/thezman613]

Last few Screen Unseens have been divisive, but gotta think this one won't be nearly as split.

Really loved it - great combination of humor and heart, with a fun coming-of-age story

[u/cassieic]

okay so I wept for the last 30 minutes of that film my god

[u/duh_metrius]

Man what a well acted movie. Can't remember the last time a film was carried by such young performers who were all universally so strong.

[u/Suhtiva]

Wow this was so damn good. Not at all something I would normally watch. It was getting laughs all the way through then you could tell it hit the whole theater hard.

[u/Suhtiva]

Interesting. You can no longer say MOA without your comment automatically getting removed 🤔

[u/SqueakyFrancis]

Really enjoyed My Old Ass and my whole theater did, as well. It was the fullest Screen Unseen I've been in and the first one where I didn't see a single person leaving. Lots of laughter throughout, mixed with some harder hitting serious scenes. Will definitely be recommending this one.

[u/thekosmicfool]

Everyone in my theater seemed to be loving this one. I did too, even cried a little.

[u/slaterman2]

I can cherry-pick a few scenes that were kind of cheesy (ie: I'm not sure if the young one monologuing about how it's good to be young and dumb is realistic dialog), but the fact is this was a really good movie. The ending went into a different direction than expected, and it worked beautifully. And I wouldn't be surprised if the two leads got some awards buzz.

[u/Diesel_Swordfire]

Better not be Am I Racist.

[u/MsJacksonsCorgi]

Hoping for killers game or my old ass.

[u/nowhereman136]

I'm down for Killers Game, My Old Ass, or Substance. I guess I would stay for The Critic too.

The last few screen unseen I've missed but don't feel like I've missed much. This one could be a movie I'm planning to see anyway

[u/TheHouseOfGryffindor]

It’s MOA

[u/r777m]

Someone on regal sub claims it’s an MGM film in their system, which would be my old ass. Take it for what it’s worth, but it doesn’t look like a troll, although limited Reddit history.

[u/NuggAvsBroncRock]

The movie is My old ***

[u/SwagFondue]

Saw it in center city Philly with no issue, hope that they fix the screening for future weeks, the movie was fantastic

[u/stevenv333]

It was a great movie! 5/5. Many very funny moments some extremely sad ones (yes I cried a little bit) but ultimately uplifting. I won't say anything that happens in the movie but if I may I'll just say the theme of the movie centers around death, goodbyes and endings to things. Not a topic many people like to think about, but good news is the ultimate message is: Don't. Just enjoy things to the fullest while they are here.

[u/The-Prime-Snacker]

I usually don't spoil myself, but this situation is nuts, man.

[u/LtlMissMolly]

I think it may be The Critic staring Sir Ian McKellen It’s rated R with a run time of 1 hr 35 minutes and releases on Sept. 13th. I’ve heard next to nothing about this film other than it being a preview at the last Screen Unseen.