Going to the movies in 1997 

Cringe

@@AZITHEMLGPRO did you like watch movie theaters or Streaming Services ?

Apps are proprietary with DRM too.

On top of paying those “convenience fees” and bearing with technical difficulties on the usher’s end using the scanner… the cinema experience has sadly come to an end. They’re lucky enough if they get some sort of attraction with the five movies coming out this year.

Saves a lot of waste and paper. Nice to have a ticket to keep like Concerts I suppose.

Stuff like this is one of the reasons why I hate most modern day theaters. That and just how ridiculously expensive they are with everything.

An app for this and an app for that and so on without any consideration of the fact that all these apps take up space on ones device. I find this very aggravating.

lol Gianne. I actually still like Batman and Robin. Happy you liked the video, enjoyed reading your comments.

I actually enjoyed the movie but maybe it's just the nostalgia of it all lol. It was kind of corny 😂😂

It's a good popcorn flick for sure Kendra@@kendragreene5953

@@vampirerobot Batman & Robin is a guilty pleasure. I definitely turn my brain off when I am watching it because almost nothing makes sense in that movie lol. I much prefer Batman 89’ and Batman Returns. Batman Returns is still my favorite Batman movie to this day.

@@kendragreene5953 haha it’s definitely a goofy movie overall. It has a couple scenes that I like but it is in my opinion the worst live action batman movie ever made. Even the director apologized for it some years after the movie came out. If I want a good laugh I will put it on like once or twice a year but it’s by no means a good movie in my opinion.

Bummer about Home Alone 3.

@@RustyNickels Lol. Yeah, I definitely didn't like it as much as the first two with Kevin and the original bandits. I haven't seen it again since then, but from what I've heard, the other Home Alone movies that came after it make it look better, lol.

@@jscountrygirl85_326 _Home Alone 3_ made it okay for the other terrible sequels (four and up) to exist as they do. They were supposed to make the third one with the same cast and crew as the first and second but they never did.

Mouse Hunt was a dumb movie. A gross one too - The mayor eating an cockroach head? Christopher Walken (as an exterminator) eating mouse/rat droppings? 🤮

Some really good movies in that list.

i was in 8th grade but yes, take e back too!

Based on the Christmas greetings, I would have been 5 months old!

🤣🤣🤣

That peach flower cup.

Mmmmm and I can hear the coughing from someone getting popcorn stuck in their throat.

Me to!

For the first entire year I worked at Kerasotes, I got to make the popcorn. lol Literally every piece of clothing I owned was stained yellow, and stunk of popcorn oil.

Both of those are great movies. Don't shit on As Good as it Gets.

RU-vid is the time machine

​@@missioncodezdepends on where you live. Even matinees in my area are expensive!

My local cinema does $4 matinees. Depends where you are.

@@jmeyering11that's what I said above in reply to the other's comment.

Ikr? No one can afford to go have fun anymore. No wonder people spend so much time on their phones and tech. You could go bankrupt taking your family to the movies or going bowling lol.

When tech dies off there will be no more movies.

This!!!

Oh yeah, I love The Edge! It came out in September of 1997 just when I had started middle school, and not long after we came back from a vacation in Maine that August. My parents and I really enjoyed that one when we saw it!

What war?

@@sabrinashelton1997 The first chechen war, and most of the civil conflicts in former soviet states along with Former Yugoslavia post 1990s

I agree with all your points except for people talking during the movie and putting their feet up. We had to put up with some of those from time to time when my parents and I went to the movies during the 90s and early 2000s, too. I especially agree with you on reserved seating. A lot of people seem to love it, but I absolutely hate it. I prefer being able to sit wherever the heck I want and not having to worry about being stuck next to someone who's rude and/or distracting from the movie. Some families are also not able to sit together because of the new system. It's like seeing a movie has become another thing stressful that you have to plan ahead for instead of just deciding one day you want to catch a flick. If you wanted a good seat, you simply showed up to the theater early enough before most people got there, which is what my parents and I always did. If someone was too noisy or too tall in front of us, we moved with no problem.

For real.

I've never seen any of the movies advertised in this video, sounds like I didn't miss anything.

Absolutely ❤

What did you find so great about 1997?

​​@@kendragreene5953I miss 1997 too. I also miss 1999 as well.

One of the best years of my life!

97 was amazing

Walls closing in

@AZITHEMLGPRO sure are you see what's going around in the world and society.....we were meant to DOOM ourselves with all this technology

🤣🤣 You are a legend! Admittedly though, Wag the Dog was a somewhat decent flick.

Deconstructing Harry is a classic...

I really wish I kept all my stubs during the 90s and early 2000s! Didn't realize just how nostalgic and valuable they would be until it was too late. :(

The stubs I saved all faded away sadly. I would save them in my 3 ring binder 😅

Hahaha.......cute comment, sad but true.

I saw only 1 movie at the theater in 2020, and that was Sonic The Hedgehog.

Please no horror films.

More like the beginning of the best times. Gen x'ers hate good vibrance and peak entertainment and fashion it seems.

Exactly. 1997 was a bland year for movies.

@@robroy6374 at least anaconda and spawn came out that year

@@chadwellington2524 both are boring to me