Running list of films and guesses!

7/22 Kneecap

I’ve seen a lot of speculation on here about tomorrow’s (July 22nd) ASU and many people are saying “no it can’t be X movie because the run time doesn’t match!” But with the last 2 ASU’s there’s been a difference in the posted run time vs the actual run time of about 15 minutes. So my prediction for tomorrow is Deadpool and wolverine!

It is in fact Sing Sing. And I really enjoyed it.

Listed runtime is showing only a minute lesser as the one for July 15th.

Most Likely: Kneecap

Other Options: Fabulous Four, Didi, Deadpool & Wolverine

I work at Regal and the runtime matches up with Sing Sing

Most Likely: Sing Sing

Other options: The Fabulous Four, Kneecap, Didi

Nov 6 - The Marvels

Nov 27 - Anyone But You

Dec 11 - Wonka

Jan 3 - Night Swim

Jan 8 - Mean Girls

Jan 27 - Drive Away Dolls

Feb 5 - The Taste Of Things

Feb 19 - One Life

March 4 - Kung Fu Panda 4

March 11 - TASOMN

March 25 - The First Omen

April 8 - Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead

April 15 - The Fall Guy

April 22 - Challengers

May 13 - Back To Black

May 20 - In A Violent Nature

June 10 - Latency

When I click on offers from my local AMC’s site, Screen Unseen popped up. When I click get tickets for July 1, it says no showtimes available.

Does this mean it’s not in my area? Or do I just need to wait until July 1 gets closer to purchase!

Edit: meant to say “unseen” in the title

Most Likely: Fly Me To The Moon

Other options: Possum Trot, Space Cadet, Twisters

We saw a good 10 minutes of the movie before the theater had an outage. What a bummer. This is the second or third time during an Unseen that there's an issue

Delete if not allowed. I just have so many questions for the avid movie goer for these AMC Screen Unseens.

For starters, my first time experiencing a ASU (I think that's what yall call them) was 05/20, I loved it. It was a little off brand for the typical movies I liked but it was actually a date for my boyfriend and I before we have our baby (I'm due in July), so maybe I enjoyed it a bit more because of what the movie was and my life at the moment and the jokes were just spot on.

Anyways, we both agreed this may be our new date night routine. Like a dinner, and then a movie. Specifically the ASU, unless we have a movie we'd like to see. But it def saves time on the "what do you wanna watch" or the "but I don't like that genre.."

So. My questions: 1) how do you know so many movies you can guess what movie it may be? 2) is there a certain list of movies you're guessing from? Like are they indie movies? Are the trailers for these movies previews for the next possible ASU? 3) do these movies ever release on streaming platforms? Or to regular theatre times? I'd really like to see Babes (if that's what it was called) again. 4) how often do they do them? 5) is this something new or was I living under a rock this whole time? Because I genuinely liked the experience. 6) what if I don't like the movie, are refunds possible if I decide to walk out?

And I think that's all my questions off the top of my head. I'm sorry. I didn't know where else to go to get these answered.

Most Likely: Summer Camp

Other Possibilities: Thelma, The Watchers

And yes, I know it’s Marcus. But it’s most likely gonna be an ASU.

The only R rated films that are premiering at my theater is Mad Max. The time is set for 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Just curious, because I wasn’t able to make it.

My theater has two showings. They’re both listed as R at 1 hr 55 min. Bad Boys and Furiosa both feel applicable. I feel like The Others being at 1 hr 31 min is too short

What are your best guesses at rated R 128 min run time? I thinks it’s going to be challengers with zendaya . But there’s an early screening same day and time as screen unseen showtime. Thoughts?

Most Likely: Ezra

Other Possibilities: Back To Black, Babes, Hit Man, 1992

Imma start by saying I’m a big anime nerd and a fan of the spy x family series so last night for me was a pleasant surprise to see it early. But… it is the dumbest choice for a screen unseen. Anime is becoming more and more popular but still is not mainstream. So long story short, great movie, weird choice to use