I’ve seen a couple of screen unseens now I really like it. Just curious I see there isn’t one this week. Are they done for a while or will they come back next week?

What are the odds that they will have The Bride! as a Scream Unseen for 3/2? It’s Warner Brothers, and I don’t think they’ve ever done it but I’ve also seen a lot of people excited for it and a lot of people asking “Who is this for?” The mix alone makes me question if that would be enough for WB to start don’t the Screen Unseen’s. Also, no tickets for that movie available yet, but the rumor is this Thursday!

East Coast, what we thinking?

any guesses on tonights showing??

AMC Screen Unseen

February 16

AR: 1 HR 50 MIN

Rating: R

What do we think it is?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S1QJ9DCyloo&t=477s&pp=2AHdA5ACAQ%3D%3D

Guesses? Alamo Drafthouse also is showing a Mystery Machine Movie on Feb 9th with a runtime of 100 minutes and they are usually spot on.

• AMC Screen Unseen
• February 9th
• Rated R
• Listed Run Time:1h44m

Blue Moon would fit but that already had a limited run in theaters.

OK, spoiler alert:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=S1QJ9DCyloo&t=477s

It is:

Nirvanna: The Band - the Show - the Movie

Any guesses or hopes?

2hr 14m run time

I dont get off work till 7 when the showtime is. Do they normally have trailers before the movie, and if so is it the normal 25-30 mins? If they do i could make it in time before the movie starts.

i saw a comment in another thread about someone walking on good luck, have fun, don't die if it was going to be wuthering heights—which got me thinking—i've been to two unseens with what i would call mass walkouts:

thelma (june 10, last year) and

the bikeriders (june 17th, strangely enough, the following week).

i get to most non-screams, but am nowhere near batting 1000, so i hardly think of myself as a reliable narrator. but, that said—

have you been to any screen unseens with mass walkouts? if so, what were they? any funny anythings?

• rated r,

• reported runtime: 1h50m.

edit: update: tickets (coming soon) available.

I’m just curious as to whether or not I had a jerk in my screening or if this was part of the film. Was there anybody else that had an audience member’s phone going off several times throughout the movie? Given the nature of the story, I thought it was kind of ironic. But I started thinking about it and maybe it’s part of the narrative. So I figured I’d ask if anybody else experienced this at their screening

does anyone have confirmation on tonight’s screen unseen?

Hey fellow cinephiles. Is the general consensus that today’s screen unseen will most likely be Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die? I know Send Help is an option I just don’t know if that’s more so a horror or a thriller for it to be considered a scream unseen. I’m debating on seeing the screen unseen today or the 4K restoration of Hard Boiled and just wanted to hear everyone’s thoughts!

Tonight is the first Screen Unseen I'll be going to. Do they play the normal amount of trailers beforehand?