#cinemas

[aviel]

‘Cinemas’ by Sylvia Ballhause

[pearcaico]

Rua Vidal de Negreiros, Pátio do Terço, ao Fundo a Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Terço a Direita o Cinema Ideal com o Filme em Cartaz 'Ghidrah, O Monstro Tricéfalo', Bairro de São José - Centro do Recife Em 1965.

[curiositysavesthecat]

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[kodachrome-net]

Lobby, Village Crossing 18, Skokie, Illinois, October 2009

[hyuneskkami]

watching the wild robot just shows you the importance of found family

[owlshellaxy]

🎬 Movie : Manchester by the Sea (2016)

everything about grieving, it's hit me hard.💔

[ourstaturestouchtheskies]

Skandia Cinema Salon, 1953 - unknown photographer // The Winter Palace in Stockholm with the New Cinerama Screen, 1958 - unknown photographer // Nile theater in Mesa, Arizona, 1925 - staff photographer from the Exhibitors Herald // exile - Taylor Swift feat. Bon Iver // ceilings - Lizzy McAlpine // The Joke - Brandi Carlile

[pippinoftheshire]

DVD v Streaming Sevices

Look, i respect the fact that most people prefer to stream. I won't judge that: you all make your own choices.

But when you have been waiting to see a film on the Cinema Screen for a year and then get told that NO, it's not going to happen, and you shall only get to see it IF you have said streaming service...

THIS makes me mad.

@amazon @primevideo I have been waiting for over a YEAR to see The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare on the Silver Screen here in Perth Australia. Guy Ritchie is my favorite director, and you did the same with his film The Covenant: turning it into an exclusive Amazon Prime film.

I don't stream. My family has been using DVDs for as long as i can remember, and going to the cinema is a favorite pastime of mine. getting to experience a film in ways that a TV doesn't offer.

And then to hear that it IS going to get a cinema release, but ONLY in the US? I can bet there are a lot of other people out there who feel the same way I do: left out and greatly disappointed.

Please give us a chance to see this film big screen.

Or any other film for that matter: both Ridley Scott's Napoleon AND Matthew Vaughn's ARGYLLE were given time in the cinema, despite both being AppleTV films.

Please, Stop making everything exclusive to a Streaming Service.

[astralbondpro]

I loved going to the theater as a kid in the 90s. Now it's a fucking nightmare, and I don't sanction the buffoonery. Any sense of decorum has completely evaporated.

Shut the fuck up. Sit down. This isn't a concert. Put your phone away. And for the love of any shred of decency, close your fucking mouth when you're chewing your concessions.

[carloskaplan]

Mário Novais Cinema Éden na Praça dos Restauradores, Lisboa em 1943

[pointless-letters]

FRAGILE MASCULINITY: Amazingly, it looks like this one is still single. Form an orderly queue, ladies!

[richardarmitagefanpage]

The Man from Rome arrives in cinemas and On Demand in the US on June 30, 2023.

[digi-tech-18]

Sherin Stanley, the founder of Sharp Time Cinemas, is a prominent figure in the Malayalam film industry, recognized for his expertise as a production controller. He is known for his work on films such as Take Off (2017) and My Great Grandfather (2019).

[kodachrome-net]

Brighton Theater, Chicago, October 1990

[renposter]

Tokyo Fist (1995)

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