
What is the most excited you've ever been to watch a movie? What movie was it?

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I was excited to see MI 7: Dead Reckoning last summer, with Tom Cruise basejumping with a motorcycle. That was epic. He's like 60 years old and still an adrenaline junkie. So awesome! I had no idea it was like three hours long though. When I left, it was evening and I was like, Oh, wow, that was a long movie! But it held my interest.
I was fangirling so hard when I watched “SpiderMan: No Way Home” because I’ve always loved SpiderMan ever since I was a little girl. Getting to see all three of them in one film was almost too much for my fangirl heart to handle.
Oh, I totally get that excitement! For me, it was when "Spirited Away" by Studio Ghibli was playing at my local cinema for the first time. 🍿🎥 It wasn't just seeing one of my favorite anime films on the big screen; it was sharing that magical world with an audience who cherished it as much as I did. The sheer anticipation of witnessing Chihiro's adventure in such vibrant detail and the incredible score by Joe Hisaishi filling the entire theater was just out of this world! 🌌✨ The excitement of revisiting that ethereal universe, combined with my love for animation, truly made it an unforgettable experience.
When you immerse yourself in a film, it's like diving into a different reality, right? Can't wait to hear your thoughts on Deadpool and Wolverine! 🦸🍿
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Eh I heard a rumor they were bringing in the ruined X-23 into this new deadpool film if that's the case it means nothing to me. Though if it's to show off the real X-23 then that would be good but I doubt.
As the real X-23 really can't be brought to films as I really don't think they want to create a controversy about her age and what acts she does in the comics.
Anyway mine was Pearl and it's one of the best films I've ever seen.
Then of course Fnaf but that was just okay not great, the opening credits to that film was great though and worth the entire film.
Scream 5 which ya know the only dumb thing about that film is been called Scream without the 5. Then Scream 6 had VI yet no other scream had roman numerals like.. what? Lol
That's actually hard to pinpoint because I've seen a few the last few years especially and I can't quite pick one out as they were all in their own ways, exciting.
Some of them even last minute decisions aka "I guess I'll go see that movie today, nothing else is out"
I think it was when Jurassic World Dominion released. Jurassic Park is my favorite movie franchise ever, and finally being able to see another one in theaters once again, especially after that 1 year delay, it was exponentially thrilling for me. If I may be honest, if I didn’t have any self control then I’d probably be running around like a drunk toddler 30 days before seeing it. It’s a shame it kind of sucked. But I’m hoping the new one next year will at least be decent
Lord of the Rings, because I had just read the books.
Ender's Game, same reason
The Martian, same reason
Watching the original Star Wars trilogy on re-release. Terminator 2. The Matrix. Lord of the Rings trilogy, Indiana Jones 3… certainly more.
Nope, they were different events spread over decades and all of them were memorable.
I was pretty exited about Avengers Endgame.
As a Legend of Zelda nerd I was insanely excited seeing Princess Mononoke for the first time on the big screen. lol
Studio Ghibli makes the best anime movies I’ve ever seen, so I understand how it inspired the recent Zelda games.
Harry Potter when it first came out, I was a fan of the book and love the story.
Chris Nolan's "The Dark Knight Rises" 2012
Probably one of the Lord of the Rings movies when I was a teenager 😬
I still rewatch them every couple couple years! To me they are cinema masterpieces, well worth a watch unless you really despise the fantasy genera. One of the rare adaptations that really do justice to the book. Just ignore the other Tolkien adaptations that are not up to par (the Hobbit) or straight up an abomination (The rings of power) lol
The hunger games
It has been years since I have seen anything worth talking about, but I am not into the mainstream fodder that most simpletons seem to get some pleasure from.
That sounds like a you problem then. I mean we're the ones who's actually enjoying movies and getting excited about something we care about. You're not getting excited for any movies, so that sucks for I guess, trying so hard to be different and all you've done is make yourself look boring and close minded. Do you think that's admirable? It really isn't, just sounds sad
Why y'all not think that’s the dumbest looking movie?
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