if it was
shot on film - see it projected on film in a movie theater with good projection
- a dark theater, a bright bulb, good sound
or on
blu-ray on a big plasma
in the dark
and quiet
shhh
no talking
while watching - I don't know what's happening either, I am also seeing this
for the first time. we will
discuss afterword
It's better
to not know about the movie going in (I don't do this enough)
you should know something about movies in general (understand that
cinema is an art form and a language)
go to the
bathroom first
eat a meal
before, not during the film
if having a
snack try to avoid particularly smelly or noisy ones
sit in the
middle, with the bottom half of the screen at eye-level
if the
story is hard to follow, don't fret, believe in seeing films more than once
keep an
open mind until the end - you never know
continue
watching the film through the end credits (this is still part of the film you
know) to listen to the music and let the experience sit with you for a couple
of minutes and also out of respect for all the people that worked on the film.
Wherever or
however you are viewing a movie – for Hitchcock’s
sake view it in the PROPER ASPECT RATIO!
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All excellent points! Like the site, keep it up.
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