Sitting close to a giant tv just isn’t the same as seeing something on a legit giant screen.

  • Lauchs@lemmy.worldOP
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    1 year ago

    Oh absolutely there are advatnages to both. I was at a movie last night and not being able to pause it to use the bathroom was incredibly frustrating.

    But for size/scale, which is the specific thing the post is about, there ism’t really a comparison.

    • Illbeinthekapuasuite@lemmy.ca
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      1 year ago

      I’ve made thoughts on this clear already, but I’ll regurgitate them here xd:

      Being around annoying people is shit. The prices are shit, the screen is shit (look at all the imperfections on the display surface.) the sound is incredibly loud and a lot of times, shit.

      I’ll stay at home, make a nice spread, watch the movie on an hd screen with great sound and surrounded by the people I like. The movies are dead. Museums.

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        1 year ago

        Really not the case, I agree with what most people are saying in here and I have an expensive home theater and I go to an Alamo Drafthouse which doesn’t let people talk or be on their phones and it’s an awesome experience and a lot of the new movies this year were sold out on weekends and their discount days. The right theaters and experience is still plenty alive.

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      1 year ago

      I have a 135” home theater sitting 13’ away. I think it’s a sweet spot, didn’t cost me more than my 65” tv in the living room And I do appreciate big screens I went on 3am showing for Oppenheimer in 70mm.