Jun 6, 2020·1 reply
ThomForkYou saw a movie in a cinema today???
yes
and inception next week- Jun 6, 2020·1 replyrwina sawayama
yes
and inception next weekYou Dutch?
COVID looking at you like
- Jun 6, 2020·2 repliesThomFork
You Dutch?
COVID looking at you like
yes im dutch
tbh it was all done very safely 
i felt safer there than in tram 
Jun 6, 2020rwina sawayamayes im dutch
tbh it was all done very safely i felt safer there than in tramWhat were the new movie theater protocols or guidelines or were there none?
- Jun 6, 2020rwina sawayama
went to interstellar in IMAX today
they played the prologue again and boy
damn i'm jealous. just watched interstellar again last week for the first time in years. s*** was epic in surround, still sad i never got to see that in IMAX
Jun 6, 2020·1 replyrwina sawayamayes im dutch
tbh it was all done very safely i felt safer there than in tramWhat rules they got in place?
- Jun 7, 2020·1 replymjpplus
What rules they got in place?
30 (or 25% of capacity, depending on which number is lower) max per screening
u can sit with the person u came with next to u, otherwise everyones keeping atleast 3 seats between them
u cant like hangout there.. so u immediately come and go get snacks and to the screen (or toilet first)
it was wild tbh, when we came to the cinema it felt so empty, like we were there before opening time yk? so it felt rlly safe tbh.
- Jun 7, 2020·1 replyrwina sawayama
30 (or 25% of capacity, depending on which number is lower) max per screening
u can sit with the person u came with next to u, otherwise everyones keeping atleast 3 seats between them
u cant like hangout there.. so u immediately come and go get snacks and to the screen (or toilet first)
it was wild tbh, when we came to the cinema it felt so empty, like we were there before opening time yk? so it felt rlly safe tbh.
snacks
- Jun 7, 2020·1 replyThomFork
snacks
yea like popcorn n s*** how u call that
- Jun 7, 2020·1 replyrwina sawayama
yea like popcorn n s*** how u call that
Nah, I'm saying COVID going wild in popcorn/snacks.
- Jun 7, 2020·1 replyThomFork
It's not the projector. It's the film.
Have you seen the size of a 70mm IMAX reel?
Oh yeah I was going to use Hateful 8 as an example but that wasnt 70mm IMAX
I mean knowing Nolan, it could be possible he figured out a way to create a new way to handle 3+ hr runtimes in 70mm IMAX
Plus does it even have to be 3 hours+ or 3 hours+ worth of 70mm imax footage?
- Jun 7, 2020·editedThuggerBaby
Oh yeah I was going to use Hateful 8 as an example but that wasnt 70mm IMAX
I mean knowing Nolan, it could be possible he figured out a way to create a new way to handle 3+ hr runtimes in 70mm IMAX
Plus does it even have to be 3 hours+ or 3 hours+ worth of 70mm imax footage?
Yeah 70mm IMAX is like 3 times the size of 70mm film (which are already significantly bigger than 35mm). The reels are massive.
He can't figure out a way to do 3+ hr runtimes in 70mm IMAX without overhauling every single projection/reel system in the world for 70mm IMAX films.
Additionally, the prints that are shown in theaters use IMAX film for the entire movie. It doesn't use two different film formats. The print is the 65mm and 70mm IMAX formats printed on 70mm IMAX film.
I'm a nerd lol. There's a reason Interstellar was 169 minutes with credits to a tee. TDKR was also 165 minutes.
Jun 7, 2020·1 replyThomForkNah, I'm saying COVID going wild in popcorn/snacks.
How the f*** is covid gonna infect snacks bruh they aren't people, what ? my pack of Skittles is gonna start coughing all of a sudden ?
- Jun 7, 2020·1 replyLuciano Schwartz
How the f*** is covid gonna infect snacks bruh they aren't people, what ? my pack of Skittles is gonna start coughing all of a sudden ?
Not talking about Skittles.
Bro do you realize how unsanitary making popcorn/nachos is, the way theaters do
- Jun 7, 2020ThomFork
Not talking about Skittles.
Bro do you realize how unsanitary making popcorn/nachos is, the way theaters do
Listen here butter kills germs
Jun 7, 2020·2 repliesbest believe I will be accompanied by THEATER POPCORN when i witness the movie TENET by CHRISTOPHER NOLAN in THEATERS in JULY
Jun 7, 2020·2 replieshey man relaxbest believe I will be accompanied by THEATER POPCORN when i witness the movie TENET by CHRISTOPHER NOLAN in THEATERS in JULY
The way we SUPPOSED to watch "TENET" by CHRISTOPHER NOLAN, director of INCEPTION, THE DARK KNIGHT, and MORE
I dont even fw popcorn like that but I HAVE TO EAT IT, its the ONLY way of watching it the way CHRIS WANTED US TO!!!!
- Jun 7, 2020·edited·1 replyFlyHiii
The way we SUPPOSED to watch "TENET" by CHRISTOPHER NOLAN, director of INCEPTION, THE DARK KNIGHT, and MORE
I dont even fw popcorn like that but I HAVE TO EAT IT, its the ONLY way of watching it the way CHRIS WANTED US TO!!!!
in IMAX with my THINKING CAP on
- Jun 7, 2020hey man relax
in IMAX with my THINKING CAP on
: KHALED2 :
Jun 7, 2020ALPHABEARFam I’m gonna need to work out for this movie. Gonna have to hydrate, s*** & sleep perfectly a week before leading up to the movie.
lmao- Jun 7, 2020hey man relax
best believe I will be accompanied by THEATER POPCORN when i witness the movie TENET by CHRISTOPHER NOLAN in THEATERS in JULY
Jun 7, 2020Been going to a few places recently and it's clear that people are over the quarantine. Only way I see this movie not coming out/not doing well in July would be if the virus has a massive rebound.
Jun 7, 2020ThomForkYou saw a movie in a cinema today???
Was in the cinemas last week too, going to the supermarket or eating out seems way worse to me
- Jun 7, 2020·3 replies
LD“It’s an incredibly complicated movie, like all of Chris’s movies. I mean, you have to watch them when they’re completely finished and edited three or four times to understand what the true meaning is,” Pattinson says. He pauses for a moment, then continues with a self-deprecating laugh. “When you’re doing them, I mean, there were months at a time where I’m like, ‘Am I . . . I actually, honestly, have no idea if I’m even vaguely understanding what’s happening.’ And yeah, I would definitely say that to John David. On the last day, I asked him a question about what was happening in a scene, and it was just so profoundly the wrong take on the character. And it was like, ‘Have you been thinking this the entire time?’ . . . There’s definitely a bond in the end in kind of hiding the fact that maybe neither one of us knew exactly what was going on. But then I thought, Ah, but John David actually did know. He had to know what was going on."
This worries me ngl
- Jun 7, 2020·2 repliesYuzzy
This worries me ngl
to be fair, pattinson never seemed like the sharpest tool in the shed