Dont u just love watching films this way?

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Lara

@fly2me

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Posted: 14 years ago

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I love watching movies that way. But sometimes it gets annoying if its completely unnecessary. Other than that, its a complete blast. From the recent movies, when i watched Singham i had the BEST timeee! <3 And your are right..sometimes the experience of watching the movie is better than the movie itself!. That's definitely the case sometimes.

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Posted: 14 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: Meena1
socks for what..? is that a local joke..? 😆😆 is it to wipe themselves off of the saucy aftermath.. 😲🤣..

well it's used to cover the gear stick when in use ;)

picture the scenario, it's the release of Robot, you get to the box office, "Hi, a ticket for Robot please, and throw in a couple of socks would ya"

and then you're inside the theatre, you're watching trailers, and a Coke advert comes on, "It's almost time for the main presentation, but you can still get your socks" 😆

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Posted: 14 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: CunningLinguist

well it's used to cover the gear stick when in use ;)

picture the scenario, it's the release of Robot, you get to the box office, "Hi, a ticket for Robot please, and throw in a couple of socks would ya"

and then you're inside the theatre, you're watching trailers, and a Coke advert comes on, "It's almost time for the main presentation, but you can still get your socks" 😆

😆

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFVH4oSjqOE[/YOUTUBE]

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Posted: 14 years ago

#24

lol..u guys do know that that rajnikanth endhiran video was not from an indian theatre right?? It was from a movie theatre in Livonia MI USA...

NRIs behave that way too for a rajnikanth film...believe me, ive seen robot in australia in my university with people who are like educated lawyers,doctors, businessme, uni professors etc..

but they still go mad when rajnikanth comes onscreen...i think they do it on purpose, coz they know the movie would be soo much more fun if they watch it that way...same with dabangg...such masala movies are MEANT to be watched that way...

its not like they take it seriously...heck even i screamed when ajay made his entry in singham...😆...its fun to join the crowd and be part of the whole experience...

paagalpanti bhi acchi hai..

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Posted: 14 years ago

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The whole experience of watching such mass entertainers can only be enjoyed with a live and reacting audience. I cannot watch films like Golmaal, Dabangg, Ready, and such at home, cuz I won't finish them then. But if I am watching it in a theater with folks that will react, it just makes it exciting. It's thrilling...can't explain it. But I wanna experience the craze watching a film in India; it will be euphoric.

Edited by zainab25 - 14 years ago

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: Da_BagarhBilla
Entry Seetis for Dabangg Scene...

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clZqc9pZvUk[/YOUTUBE]

IN BodyGuard also, same will be for Sallu's Entry Scene which will start with Train Shot... then a Fight Sequence... he opens the gate... Watch BodyGuard in Single Screen, u will njoy Seetiyaan n Shor so much... So much fun...

i wish i could watch it in a single screen billa..

but its still crazy here in australia...especially in the theatre in my university ...i remember people were going so mad in dabangg that the popcorn guy outside the theatre got scared thinking there was some fight/riots going on inside..😆

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Aditi

@mysticgoryfilms

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Posted: 14 years ago

#27

Awww, yeah, I did experience that a long time back when I used to live in India. Not anymore though. The crowd goes crazy here too but nothing beats home!

Truly the Indian audience in India can make you enjoy any movie. I miss it. :(

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.driftingaway

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Posted: 14 years ago

#28

ive never watched a bollywood movies at the cinemas. Never. They don't really run here. Only the odd one or two. I remember when Krishh was showing a couple of years back... 😆😆 it was advertised in the local newspaper.

i would love to experience the thrill of watching an entertaining hindi flick, in a jampacked theatre. unfortunately that seems unlikely, at the most there's about 4 who turn up to watch one. :(

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.Alluring.

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Posted: 14 years ago

#29

definitely but unfortunately i only saw KANK in theater and it was like around 2006? so don't remember much of the experience...but it was very embarassing to watch KANK with my 5 years old nephew on one side and 50 years old grandmother on the other side 😆

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Originally posted by: tuli.akhter
definitely but unfortunately i only saw KANK in theater and it was like around 2006? so don't remember much of the experience...but it was very embarassing to watch KANK with my 5 years old nephew on one side and 50 years old grandmother on the other side 😆

oooh ...thts the worst choice of people to go watch a movie about infidelity and extra marital relationships...😆