Films/DVD Asylum

Blair Witch Project

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Dave_K

In Reply to: RE: Ever walk out of a movie? posted by violinist3 on May 26, 2019 at 20:12:03

I didn't actually walk out on it, but I desperately wanted to. My wife kept holding me back, until the end, when she looked at me and said "that... SUCKED!"

There were other movies that I wished I hadn't bothered to go see, but I can't say I really wanted to walk out of the theater aside from that one time watching BWP.

When it comes to streaming, we shut off a lot of movies.

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The theater was packed . . . - Billy Wonka 19:12:56 05/31/19 (1)
it was the first matinee and when it was over there was stunned silence. Is that all? Is that all?

The marketing campaign was brilliant and that probably the absolutely highest ROI of any film made.

It created a lazy, cheap genre that is still going today.
- I thought it had an inovative 'you are there' feeling - violinist3 21:01:25 05/31/19 (0)
  Super low budget but was made to look a bit amateurish. It wasn't for everybody.Had some scary qualities to it.

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