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Will you see Spider-Man: No Way Home in theaters (Remastered!)
- Thread starter ASleepingMonkey
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I did. It was a little weird seeing so many people crammed into a cinema with very little mask usage, and cinemas not included under the new rules for needing a covid passport or whatever.
Seen it yesterday, cinema had vaccination checks, mandatory mask usage everywhere except your actual seat, took addresses of everyone watching, made proper seating precautions with big gaps between every seat and had a proper airflow system installed. Not really worried about that one, when every single shopping tour is exponentially more dangerous.
No, doesn't really have anything to do with COVID though. I don't really understand why people still want to go out to watch a marvel movie. This itch has been scratched, bloodied, laid bare and the limb that the itch manifested on is now completely gone. I'll watch it on Disney+ whenever their weekly shows have finished and I'm getting a month of subscription again.
(I have young kids though, going to the cinema is more work than when I was a college student with nothing better to do)
(I have young kids though, going to the cinema is more work than when I was a college student with nothing better to do)
Yes and whilst I don't have my booster till next week. Which is causing me a fair bit of covid anxiety...
I've been to the cinema a few times this autumn and there's never been more than 8 people in there and the rules are being followed. So I've felt pretty safe and comfortable. In fact when we went to see Shang chi,me and the better half had the cinema to ourselves.
I've also chosen a screening today that doesn't look busy at all.
I've been to the cinema a few times this autumn and there's never been more than 8 people in there and the rules are being followed. So I've felt pretty safe and comfortable. In fact when we went to see Shang chi,me and the better half had the cinema to ourselves.
I've also chosen a screening today that doesn't look busy at all.
My wife and I both have boosters, we're as close to safe as we can be. Still, we will mask up and do our best to be away from other people in the theater. (Which may or may not be possible.)
We're tentatively planning to go Tuesday night, depending on if we can get a babysitter.
We're tentatively planning to go Tuesday night, depending on if we can get a babysitter.
i think answers for UK peeps might be a bit different, as a new Covid wave is right on us now
two weeks ago i wouldn't have even flinched sitting in a cinema... today though, no chance
two weeks ago i wouldn't have even flinched sitting in a cinema... today though, no chance
Yes.
However I'm going to wait at least a couple weeks. Even though I'm fully vaxxed and boosted, I still have a compromised immune system from my stem cell transplant from treating my cancer, and my wife is immune-compromised as well. So no way we are going to a crowded theater.
Wait 2-3 weeks, go on a slow Monday or Wednesday night. Avoid Tuesdays due to it being a discount day for AMC.
However I'm going to wait at least a couple weeks. Even though I'm fully vaxxed and boosted, I still have a compromised immune system from my stem cell transplant from treating my cancer, and my wife is immune-compromised as well. So no way we are going to a crowded theater.
Wait 2-3 weeks, go on a slow Monday or Wednesday night. Avoid Tuesdays due to it being a discount day for AMC.
I have tickets for tonight but I am going to be rescheduling as the COVID numbers have exploded in my area and the theatre has no capacity restrictions. (they do enforce vaccine status though)
As much as I am dying to see the movie I just can't risk getting COVID a week before Christmas.
As much as I am dying to see the movie I just can't risk getting COVID a week before Christmas.
I don't want to at ALL. My partner really wants to see it ASAP and they have an old gift card they want to use so we agreed to go to the earliest showing next week to hopefully get a theater with as few people as possible.
I do not ever WANT to see a movie in a theater again.
I do not ever WANT to see a movie in a theater again.
I know it's not my business but please don't. No movie is worth the risk.
Yup going tonight. First time going to the movies in like 2 years. I'd rather watch it from home but whatever.
I was going to, but as I look after my mother who is in poor health it just isn't worth the risk of going to the cinema.
Already got my tickets for sunday.
Spain here, already gone tons of times to the cinema (and theme parks) all wearing their masks at all times feel more secure than actually going to buy food to the store.
Not only that but now you cant even enter if not fully vacinated to restaurants, bars and entertainment venues. You need a covid passport and your identity card.
Spain here, already gone tons of times to the cinema (and theme parks) all wearing their masks at all times feel more secure than actually going to buy food to the store.
Not only that but now you cant even enter if not fully vacinated to restaurants, bars and entertainment venues. You need a covid passport and your identity card.
Yup. In three days. Got my ticket four days ago. Even then a lot of spots in the cinema were already taken. A week in advance. The movie theatre requires proof of vaccination, and has social distancing for the seating. I think it'll be fine. I'm pretty hyped. And already saw a pretty spoilerific youtube thumbnail. Which might or might not be true. Given how titles and thumbails of youtube videos are. And aside from the promo material I just wanna know a little as possible going into it. So, the sooner the better.