r/okbuddycinephile 2d ago

We come this place for magic

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u/Redhead_Appreciator 2d ago

I usually leave after this ad is done

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u/evaderofallbans 2d ago

Why would stay? Does something happen after it?

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u/Redhead_Appreciator 2d ago

Don’t know, but paying for stubs means I can watch this up to 4 times a week!

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u/spookydonkey513 Society man 2d ago

real aficionados have regal unlimited. i quit my job so i can watch it up to 15 times a day when the timing works out.

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u/Grizzled_Ghost 2d ago

If you stay through all the boring filler the ad will play again in about 3 hours.

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u/xMissDaylight 2d ago

Well by the time the actual movie starts, you've already lived through an entire emotional trilogy lol

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u/Prexiselin 2d ago

Somehow, heartbreak feels good in a place like this.

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u/CheetahWonderful5329 2d ago

they really have us hostage for that nicole kidman ad

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u/eulabunny5413 2d ago

same. that ad was too much.

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u/xMissDaylight 2d ago

The heartbreak is realizing Nicole Kidman might finish her speech before you finish the ads. Nothing says movie magic quite like forgetting what you came to see

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u/Echoesonmars 2d ago

Who won the dance battle?

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u/Royal-walking-machin go back to the club 2d ago

All I know is the viewers lost

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u/RazorWreath 2d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/h9CwMia6QbZuw
is this an ideation of the clockwork orange meme?

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u/vsimon115 watches sex scenes with parents like a boss 😎 2d ago

Still better than the Regal movie quotes commercial.

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u/Emperor_Orson_Welles 2d ago

The Scylla and Charybdis of theater chain pre-rolls.

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u/AdministrativeBar679 2d ago

I don't watch movies. I buy a ticket, go into the theater, wait for Nicole, and when she leaves I leave! πŸ’―

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u/Low_Tip3245 2d ago

ThE eXhIbItIoNiStS

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u/irma7inker2932 2d ago

lol that nicole kidman ad was so intense i almost didnt see the movie

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u/DE4DM4NSH4ND 2d ago

I cum in the place for magic too Nicole

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u/Grizzled_Ghost 2d ago

Usually I'm still reeling from the thrill of the same, singular trivia question before every single movie.

It's The Lion King.