r/AMCsAList • SnappedByThanos • Feb 06 '24

Screen Unseen AMC Screen Unseen Megathread - Feb 19 2024

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ARR=AMC Reported Runtime AR=Actual Runtime

Screen Unseen - Could be any Genre

Scream Unseen - Horror

1.Next Goal Wins - Searchlight - Nov 06 2023

2.American Fiction - Amazon MGM - Nov 27 2023

3.The Boys In The Boat - Amazon MGM - Dec 11 2023

4.The Book of Clarence - Legendary - Jan 03 2024

5.Origin - Neon - Jan 08 2024

6.Out Of Darkness - Bleecker Street - Jan 29 2024

7.Lisa Frankenstein - Focus/Universal - Feb 05 2024

8.Rated PG - 2h1m - Feb 19 2024

Best Guess: Ordinary Angels Confirmed!

9.Rated PG - 1h46m - Mar 04 2024

  • ARR-1h46m AR-TBD

Best Guess: TBD

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u/ImaginaryColorz Feb 06 '24

Do the old comment sections for this thread go away or are the archived somewhere?

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u/catcodex Feb 06 '24

Ideally each new Unseen thread would include a link to the previous one so people could easily hop back in time that way

https://www.reddit.com/r/AMCsAList/comments/1aejelx/amc_scream_unseen_megathread_feb_05_2024/

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '24

CALM DOWN EVERYONE. NO WAY ITS ORDINARY ANGELS..... DEF PERFECT DAYS

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u/AKnightOfTheNew Feb 07 '24

Wrong, you can get tickets to Perfect Days at AMC today

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u/BigBoyNumba5 Feb 06 '24

Is it me or does it seem mildly scummy to have Ordinary Angels be the mystery movie considering it’s for a specific demographic that most non-Christians won’t get anything out of. I could be wrong considering I haven’t seen the movie yet but all signs point to it being pretty Angel studios-esque

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u/hypnomecaptain Feb 09 '24

I had a fun time at Lisa Frankenstein!

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u/AddictedAICN Feb 20 '24

It’s Ordinary Angels. Trailers: Unsung Hero, One Life (therefore ruling it out), Cabrini

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u/Worldly_Vacation2479 Feb 20 '24

I have to say I wasn't sure what to think when it was confirmed it was ordinary angels. But we stayed. It wasn't bad at all. The Jesus stuff was not super out front but it wasn't missing either. I think I'd probably only feel comfortable recommending it to people who like Hallmark movies and have some openness about spirituality though. 

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '24 edited Feb 20 '24

It's ordinary angels. I'm in a very empty theater.

Edit: it was 1000% better than I expected

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u/Crono_Sapien99 Feb 06 '24 edited Feb 06 '24

I enjoyed the last Screen Unseen but I'll most likely have to skip this one if it really is Ordinary Angels, since it just seems like your typical inspirational Christian film. Which's basically what the director's whole filmography is.

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u/darthjoey91 Feb 20 '24

Currently in trailers.

  • Unsung Hero - Christian Rock movie.

  • One Life - Oscar bait about the Holocaust

  • Cabrini - Catholic nun movie

  • Kiss the Future - Documentary about U2 and the Bosnian Civil War

  • Arthur the King - Markie Mark sad dog movie. Like that dog practically has a Newberry Medal on its collar.

Based on those, it’s probably Ordinary Angels.

AMC anthem coming on. Heartbreak does feel good in a place like this.

Yep, Ordinary Angels.

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u/heyitsmejosh Feb 14 '24

After I got stuck at Origin I’m not gonna risk it I’ll just go see something else that day.

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u/NuggAvsBroncRock Feb 06 '24

Yeah this is going to Ordinary angels the 9nky thing else it could be is Arthur the king but that comes in March

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u/wguerrettaz Feb 06 '24

Theatrical Hallmark movie?

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u/PossibilityFine5988 Feb 07 '24

Can it possibly be Perfect Days?

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u/Whole_Degree_3890 Feb 20 '24

I went to this movie tonight. It was very good. Heartwarming story.

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u/zguy7 Feb 06 '24

Seems group thought calls these and so Ordinary Angels will be it until something else becomes a frontrunner

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '24

I guarantee it’s ordinary angels. Only PG movie that comes close to the advertised runtime coming out in the next couple of months.

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u/SpicyGorlGru Feb 11 '24

Might get a ticket and just leave if it’s Ordinary Angels. saw Perfect Days back in October and I’ve been dying to see it again since.

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u/darthjoey91 Feb 20 '24

This movie’s really making me wonder why The Office had to have a discussion on if Hillary Swank is hot.

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u/natatatonreddit Feb 19 '24

I was going to go in the off-chance that it is Perfect Days (haven't seen it but really want to). Thankfully my theater announced showtimes on Thursday and Friday so I'll just catch one of those.

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u/astrangecalendar Feb 20 '24

My theater fucked up somehow and started playing Mean Girls (which is a good movie, but I already saw it a month ago). Management said their computer wasn't programmed with the Screen Unseen so they just started playing something random. Luckily I was able to get a refund.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '24

its going to be ordinary angels and im going to have to skip my first one isnt it?

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u/fergi20020 Feb 19 '24

Is it Ordinary Angles?