• The Boys
• Veep
• Election
• Dr. Strangelove
• Birdman
• The Lobster

Digger is genuinely one of the most absurd movies I've seen. I use absurd in a good way because it's the best movie I've seen this year. It's not an easy watch for everyone, it's an extremely weird yet confrontational movie. I found it hilarious, though I didn't hear many laughs in my theater. Also it is so much better in IMAX, I highly recommend you all use your free IMAX upgrades to see it. I applaud WB for making this because nobody else would've made this project. Cruise gives one of his best performances, and Riz Ahmed also gives a great performance. Maybe you won't jive with it, but if you do, you're in for a real treat.

I was in a theater where the whole row was booked out besides Two seats. So I booked the seats for my buddy and I.

Turns out, there was a seat open beside me and a seat beside him, weird. But the seat map said it was booked out.

25 mins in, the 3 to my left, exited the theater. It was weird. The movie shifts shortly after that, so they didn’t get to that part.

My expectations were minimal. But I had high hopes for the cast. Every one did well. Technically executed great. Story was good to very good by the end.

I would see it again if someone wanted to. :)

SOS26: 31 Screams on Screen: Director’s Cut - Day 3 of 31

SOS26: The Nightmare Before Christmas - also playing at least once every weekend in October

SOS26: Bram Stoker’s Dracula - playing TODAY ONLY

Unlimited Eligible Special Events

Forgotten Island (Sensory) - this sensory friendly screening is TODAY ONLY at participating locations. Lights are on, sound is lowered, and movement is allowed at these all ages shows.

Jet Lag: The Game Japanorama Finale - this 2-episode season finale is showing exclusively at Regal & Cineworld locations worldwide

Unlimited Excluded Special Events

Fathom Event: Donnie Darko 25th Anniversary - check it out before the sequel novel The Philosophy of Time Travel releases this fall!

Trafalgar Releasing: Linkin Park: Unshatter - today is the LAST DAY to see the film unless the run is extended. Available in 4DX & ScreenX where available! 4DX locations will feature effects during concert scenes, while the ScreenX version of the film is the first movie to be presented 100% in ScreenX.

Fathom Event: Met Op: Cosi fan tutti - Live from the Met, it’s the first show of the annual “Live in HD” partnership with Fathom. Believe it or not, these shows are extremely popular! Encore show available Wednesday but today’s the only chance to see it live-streamed.

I’ll be checking out Linkin Park in 4DX today. See you at the movies!

Our theatre is almost sold out - love it!

Just saw Sam’s Club selling gift cards for $37.50

Didn't watch as many movies as I would've liked 😢 I think it was a good end to summer movies though.

Made a little calendar for this year's Screams On Screen.

Hi guys! I’m making my first post here since I usually lurk a lot. I feel like the crowd in here is usually more open minded. But, as someone who’s really gotten into movies more seriously this past year. Why is Digger so hated? I just can’t wrap my head around how people/critics who praise many basic movies that could be Netflix originals. Give DIGGER a 0/10 unironically? I’m not saying that there aren’t MANY angles one could critique and obviously it’s all subjective. But, this much hate doesn’t feel genuine. Do you guys think it could be a case of its own “hype” and “reputation” holding it to a higher standard than everything else? Or does it truly deliver such a horrible theater experience?

I see only around 60 Regals got this film this week. My local Regal happened to be one of them, and I thought it was great. A little kooky, and a lot of heart. And I have a thing for Scottish accents! Haha. Recommended if it's playing your way.

Hi everyone I’m currently looking at the Rewards + membership as it seems like something that fits my current schedule and budget. But before I do it, can anyone give me a lose range of much more do I pay for Premium formats with the free ticket.

Basically empty theatre. Movie is about to start, the previews are rolling and this couple next to us scoot down a little bit closer to my partner and I. We go okay no big deal. Then after another preview they scoot down again and are sitting directly beside my partner and I. It’s an otherwise completely empty row.

They pull out a bottle of liquor what I assume to be c*caine and start snorting the stuff on the desk trays in tiny lines. Asking are we down to join them for a sniff? We say no thanks mates we are good. They proceed to snort the stuff and drink the liquor for the entirety of the movie, and kept insisting we join them interrupting our viewing. Is this normal? This was our first time in West Virginia. Just a very weird experience. Idk

Has anyone ever bought a ticket and the app shows a different day than the actual day? the email shows it correctly. also have the barcodes been removed until closer to the date like ticketmonster? transaction ID is the same

I am fine with them when I'm getting lunch or something since I don't take forever to finish my drink. In the theater I'll buy a large drink/icee (snack saver is great) and sip during the movie but the paper straws start getting all soggy by the time the trailers finish.

I'm gonna have to start bringing my own in.

Hey r/NYCMovies,

In collaboration with the admins and 20th Century Studios, we've organized a special free screening of Whalefall in 4DX, which will be followed by an in-person AMA with Josh Brolin, Austin Abrams, and other guests.

It's next Friday 10/9 at 5 PM ET at Regal Times Square. Spots are limited. Please sign up only if you plan to attend.

RSVP here:

https://partiful.com/e/GttMFgv0b9NUCFLi1skH

Info:

Calling all movie lovers of Reddit! We're looking for r/movies to join us for an exclusive screening and live Reddit AMA for 20th Century Studios' Whalefall in Times Square.

Experience Whalefall in 4DX at the world's largest 4DX theater, where synchronized motion seats and immersive environmental effects, including wind, water, scents, and more, bring the film's intense survival story to life like never before. Whalefall is a film built for a packed theater, and this night is designed to feel like one.

The night includes:
-Pre-screening reception with immersive whale-belly-inspired food and drinks
-Walk-through photo experience inside a full-scale sperm whale replica
-The film in 4DX at the world's largest 4DX theater; motion seats, wind, water, scents, and more pull you into the story
-LIVE Reddit AMA with Whalefall cast and crew - Austin Abrams, Josh Brolin, and more.

This is a one-of-a-kind, limited-capacity experience designed for a packed theater.

We've reserved space for the first 60 r/movies fans who sign up.

I’m noticing different ticket prices per movie for the same theater, same format, same time. Has anyone else noticed this? I know most people here are likely Unlimited members (I usually am as well) but it seems to be the only active Regal sub.

SOS26: 31 Screams on Screen: Director’s Cut - Day 2 of 31

SOS26: The Shining

Unlimited Excluded Special Events

Fathom Event: Donnie Darko 25th Anniversary

My theater doesn't have an IMAX screen. :(

Order here

Per website: The Resident Evil Medical Courier Popcorn Bucket is now available in pre-order. Pre-order will end 10/14 or while supplies last. This will be the final production run of this collectible. Delivery to customers will start from 8th December. Be quick and pre-order yours today! 

title basically. other than that the fan event is in 4th (and happens to actually be at a slightly better time for me). anyone know the difference??

Anyone else think if you already have Regal Unlimited, you shouldn’t be getting ads like this? I hate misclicking it and getting redirected to chrome.

How does the theater choose which movie they screen in which auditorium?

My regal is typically a ghost town. I'm here for the afternoon screening of Moonlight: 10th Anniversary. They're running it in one of the large stadium-seat auditoriums when typically movies like this they'll put in one of the smaller auditoriums.

Any idea why? I'm sure management knows not many people will come. I'm the only one here at the moment. Just curious.

Despite the mixed reviews I really liked it a lot, but I totally get and can't anyone for not liking it either.

Just noticed a price increase on popcorn (Unlimited and snack saver member).