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I wish I'd seen it at the cinema

TheCatWoman

There are a couple of films I wish I'd seen on a big screen and some tv series too;

Gladiator, I think that would of been amazing,

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, would of been brillinat too as it was so cinematicaly beautiful.

I think bits of Game of Thrones would of been good too, scenes like The Battle of the B'stards, I think would of really leant itself to a big screen, especially that bit where Jon Snow get almost burried under bodies, I think that gave a really good depiction of the horros of war.

Some bits of Vikings too, like the Seige of Paris.

Of course I would of got anoyed by people crunching, talking and getting thier heads in my way and beeps from phones would of enraged me and the seats are really uncomfortable, but other than those things I would of love to see the above at the cinema

What are you things you wish you'd seen on the big screen?

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  • Most old classic movies. I'd have loved to go to the cinema and seen Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn or Doris Day on screen. North by Northwest, Charade, all those classics. 
    I think some of the old war movies too like The Great Escape or The Dambusters. 
    Most of all the original James Bond movies, especially the Roger Moore ones. To be in a dusty old 70's cinema watching The Man with The Golden Gun or Spy who Loved Me would be a dream come true

  • in reply to Billy87
    Billy87 said:
    To be in a dusty old 70's cinema watching The Man with The Golden Gun or Spy who Loved Me would be a dream come true

    Full of cigarette smoke, all the seats packed tightly together (no luxury ones from memory) and awful sound.

    However, at least you got 2 films (sometimes), an interval, an usherette and ice cream during  the interval brought to you by an usherette.

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    Billy87 said:
    I'd have loved to go to the cinema and seen Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn or Doris Day on screen. North by Northwest, Charade, all those classics. 

    Me too. 

    Independent cinemas used to show old classics sometimes but I don't know if that's still the case.

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