The way I watch movies
There are a lot of ways to watch films. Some films deserve the best and others just don't. I want to outline so films and the only way to view.
Torrent/Pirate- Let's be honest, we all do it. There are some films that you may be afraid to spend money on. This is where the torrents come in. People try to pretend like they don't use them. But we all have that specific place we know to go in order to torrent anything. Films that you only torrent: Anything with Channing Tatum , Fast & Furious films, Green Lantern, Daredevil, the Fantastic Four films, X-Men films and the Transformers films. Films of that nature.
TV/DVR- You have this category for films you want to see but, you don't want to pay to watch. These films are the films that might fill your DVR's or might just wait until it comes on TV because you aren't really that bothered about when you see it. Of course there are loads of great movies on the TV and I am sure your DVR (if you use one) is full of great movies. But I'm talking about those films you thought might have been too mediocre to spend money on, so waited. Films you wait to see on TV:The Harry Potter films, The Expendables films, Hugo and that film you can never remember the name of.
Budget Cinema or Orange Wednesday's (UK only) - I mention the Orange Wednesday's in this because it gives anyone with the code, two-for-one cinema tickets. I know, we don't all use it to watch low level films. Most of the time you use because it's cheap and convenient. In this case though, I'm talking about using to watch those films that you ain't willing to spend a lot on. Examples of budget cinema's (People in the London might know these places): Peckham Multiplex, Odeon Streatham, anywhere in Croydon. Films to watch in a Budget Cinema: The Hunger Games, Pacific Rim, Superman Returns and all of the Pirates of the Caribbean films.
Expensive Cinema - These are films that you have to enjoy in a nice cinema. Films that you know are worth paying that little extra for. I was listening to the radio the other day and a dude said he paid £19 to watch Pacific Rim. WHAT!!!! NO. Just no. Films worth paying extra for: Avengers (because it wasn't in IMAX), Iron Man, The Cabin in the Woods and Drive
IMAX experience (If applicable) - Not all films are shown in the IMAX or in IMAX 3D. But there are films that you have to watch at an IMAX cinema if possible, if you can't it's ok to watch these films the expensive way. But if you can watch them the IMAX way, you know you have to. That being said, there are so films that I have seen in IMAX that I just don't think deserved to be there (E.G. Wrath of the Titans, Superman Returns and Prometheus). Films that need the IMAX experience: The Dark Knight Trilogy, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Thor The Dark World and Man of Steel.
Torrent/Pirate- Let's be honest, we all do it. There are some films that you may be afraid to spend money on. This is where the torrents come in. People try to pretend like they don't use them. But we all have that specific place we know to go in order to torrent anything. Films that you only torrent: Anything with Channing Tatum , Fast & Furious films, Green Lantern, Daredevil, the Fantastic Four films, X-Men films and the Transformers films. Films of that nature.
TV/DVR- You have this category for films you want to see but, you don't want to pay to watch. These films are the films that might fill your DVR's or might just wait until it comes on TV because you aren't really that bothered about when you see it. Of course there are loads of great movies on the TV and I am sure your DVR (if you use one) is full of great movies. But I'm talking about those films you thought might have been too mediocre to spend money on, so waited. Films you wait to see on TV:The Harry Potter films, The Expendables films, Hugo and that film you can never remember the name of.
Budget Cinema or Orange Wednesday's (UK only) - I mention the Orange Wednesday's in this because it gives anyone with the code, two-for-one cinema tickets. I know, we don't all use it to watch low level films. Most of the time you use because it's cheap and convenient. In this case though, I'm talking about using to watch those films that you ain't willing to spend a lot on. Examples of budget cinema's (People in the London might know these places): Peckham Multiplex, Odeon Streatham, anywhere in Croydon. Films to watch in a Budget Cinema: The Hunger Games, Pacific Rim, Superman Returns and all of the Pirates of the Caribbean films.
Expensive Cinema - These are films that you have to enjoy in a nice cinema. Films that you know are worth paying that little extra for. I was listening to the radio the other day and a dude said he paid £19 to watch Pacific Rim. WHAT!!!! NO. Just no. Films worth paying extra for: Avengers (because it wasn't in IMAX), Iron Man, The Cabin in the Woods and Drive
IMAX experience (If applicable) - Not all films are shown in the IMAX or in IMAX 3D. But there are films that you have to watch at an IMAX cinema if possible, if you can't it's ok to watch these films the expensive way. But if you can watch them the IMAX way, you know you have to. That being said, there are so films that I have seen in IMAX that I just don't think deserved to be there (E.G. Wrath of the Titans, Superman Returns and Prometheus). Films that need the IMAX experience: The Dark Knight Trilogy, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Thor The Dark World and Man of Steel.
This the way I decided how I will view all the films I watch. What about you? Do any of these categories apply to you? Don't forget to comment!
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