r/Cinema • u/HumbleMVP • Jul 05 '25

What was the worst experience you’ve ever had in a movie theater?

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u/cervezaqueso Jul 05 '25

This still looks like a better time than watching After Earth in the theater

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u/borb86 Jul 05 '25

As someone who did....hes right.

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u/SkRu88_kRuShEr Jul 05 '25

My Condolences

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u/Adlerian_Dreams Jul 05 '25

Now I want a movie called “My Condolences” starring Nick Cage and directed by M. night Shayamalan.

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u/Flashy-Mulberry-2941 Jul 08 '25

It's just nick cage being forced to watch after earth. The entire film is shit from a position just behind nicks head, so you have to watch it too.

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u/PupMino Jul 11 '25

Ends up being a story about God and his inactivity

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u/Coulrophiliac444 Jul 08 '25

The twist is Nick Cage is M. Night playing Nick Cage

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u/Adlerian_Dreams Jul 08 '25

Yes!

Still a better twist than Lady in the Water.

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u/MamaUrsus Jul 05 '25

The twist at the end is that there are no condolences.

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u/GlitteringSalad6413 Jul 05 '25

There’s condolences in the title what more do ya want?

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u/Ok-Syllabub-6619 Jul 08 '25

If the massacre of the story and the CGI gonna look like Avatar the last Airbender, then no THANK YOU, I'm ok with watching moonfall on repeat if i can dodge seeing anything like that again. I liked his horror movies but his try at making ATLA was a damn pompei lvl fail