Attack on Titan on IMax would be a pretty cool movie night option

I’m not really worried. Remember Sony owned Loews until they sold it to AMC back in 2002.

I always hear great things about Alamo but every time I wanna go they’re never showing classic films just IF (2024)

Okay, when did Sean grow that beard. Was something really accentuating the wise old guy beard or i just was blind the last few weeks.

Alamo already put themselves out of business by taking a beloved and willfully weird movie theater and overexpanding it and sucking all the joy out of it for money

Say goodbye to independent and low budget films screening at Alamo Drafthouse and exclusively Sony movies.

This is definitely bad for movies. Less regulation will only mean the large corporations behind these studios will get bigger and bigger, and especially more powerful while decreasing risk as much as possible because of all the private equity firms that are bought in to them after the 2007 recession. Practically it will mean filmmakers, actors, writers, you name it, will get squeezed out more and more, and the focus will shift even more towards 'safe' movies, while at the same time raising prices, introducing ads, blocking password sharing, and so on.

I like that Alamo plays old classics and other foreign/cult films but man I can’t be alone in how annoying the servers are, it’s so distracting people ordering full meals and the waiters constantly coming in and out of the movie is just not an ideal experience. It was cool the first time but I still prefer a AMC or an actual independent theater

My guess is that, just like every other company Sony has purchased in the last 5 years, they’ll close them all in about 1-2yrs

A billion dollar company buying anything has never aged well.

That Charles dude puts me on tilt, his voice is more annoying than Urkels.