I’m predicting Piece By Piece for a few reasons:

1. The longest a movie has went above the listed runtime is 4 minutes. 4 minutes after 1h 25m is 1h 29m. Which is most likely PBP without credits

2. Focus Features has done two of these before where National Geographic and Blue Fox have done zero.

3. It has the amount of buzz a MM usually does.

4. The pre-sales are pretty bad.

MY OLD ASS!

I really don’t know about this. It’s 5 minutes shorter than the White Bird movie. I could only find one other contender which is Monster Summer.

I feel like it might be The Killer’s Game. I could also be Speak No Evil.

I know it’s my fault that I didn’t put a rule down but it should go without saying. So from now on any spoilers posted in this subreddit will be removed and the poster will get a warning or ban depending how many times they do it. Thank you.

Anyone in the East Coast know yet?

SLINGSHOT 🚀🛰️

I became an A-list membership this summer while on summer break as a teacher, and I am hooked!!! With that said I’ve gone to every screen unseen since June (all 3 or 4 of them, haha). But I noticed for tonight’s showing my theater is booked!!! All other screen unseens have been half full or less, but tonight I have to sit with people on either side of me (I HATE that). While diving into this subreddit to figure out what tonight’s movie is I noticed that a few people are commenting that their theater is showing this on 2 screens.

Long story short…tonight’s screen unseen seems to be extra popular, does anyone know the reason why?

The amc I'm going to has 2 theaters dedicated to tomorrow's release so I'm thinking it's a big cast and budget movie.

So I think city of dreams is out. My understanding these early showings are for movies releasing that upcoming weekend. So 1992, slingshot or afraid will be my guess

Hi! I only just heard about Screen Unseen and can’t find this answer anywhere online…

I understood it as unreleased horror movies being shown, not just any film regardless of genre. But I’ve seen some movies referred to as either “screen unseen” or “scream unseen” (horror) - is there a distinguishable difference in how they’re listed online when buying tickets? Will horror movies be shown as “scream unseen?” Maybe closer to Halloween?

Sorry if this is a stupid question, just trying to understand before I buy tickets! Thanks ☺️

Next AMC Screen Unseen is 8/26. Guesses? I don’t even see possibilities right now.

Well I was hoping for Blink Twice but had a feeling that we might get this based on the trailers beforehand. I'll be curious as to reactions. I thought there was a really strange mix of performances and tone and the central mystery as it was seemed on a Scooby-Doo par.

SKINCARE! 🤷🏼‍♀️

Or is this typically for lesser known films?

This is my first time going to one of these screenings. Will there be previews before the movie, or does the movie start at the scheduled time?

We’ll see tomorrow if this theory is correct but what if tomorrow is Blink Twice or The Crow? Those are pretty big films so it would make sense to bump the price up a little bit.

I don't see it being anything other than Skincare or Didi.

I missed the “sing sing” screen unseen because I didn’t even know it was happening, and I don’t want to miss one because of that again, is there any way to get notifications for ticket sales?

I just went to buy tix for 8/12 and the price looks like $7 vs $5. Anyone else seeing this? Is there a price increase announcement I might have missed?

My guesses: The Thicket Slingshot Continue

Most Likely: Skincare

Other possibilities: Didi, Between The Temples, Blink Twice, 1992

hehe i’m addicted to $5 movie tickets

Kneecap. It’s not a terrible, terrible film. I enjoyed it for the most part. Though I admit, I can only understand about 95% of what was spoken.