| Yes :) I watched Boku no Hero Academia the Movie 1: Futari no Hero and Tenki no Ko (all SUB). This Saturday I will watch Sora no Aosa wo Shiru Hito yo, I want to support the anime industry, I can only afford movie tickets for now.. so whenever there's Anime movie, I will watch it. |
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| Proverbs 4:23 Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it. |
| If it's not 70mm Ultra Panavision, there's no need to watch it in a theater. |
| So far I have watched Girls & Panzer: Saishuushou Part 1 and Tenki no Ko in a cinema |
| "If the cuckoo doesn't sing, I guess I'm fine with that." - Natsuki Andou, Kitaku-bu Katsudou Kiroku |
| Tenki no ko, Violet Evergarden Movie, Detective Conan, Naruto Movie 4. |
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| Only Tenki no Ko with some mates back around the start of September last year. Definitely worth seeing it on the big screen. |
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| No, I don't like cinemas in general. |
| I hate everyone equally |
| My Neighbor Totoro when i was a kid and A Silent Voice, Kimi no Koe wo Todoketai, Okko's Inn, A Letter to Momo, Dragon Ball Super Movie: Broly and Weathering with You. All subbed except for the Broly movie. |
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| Don't really get much anime in cinema around here, maybe a Pokemon movie sometime but nothing much beside that (might have seen the first movie in the cinema but it was over 20 years ago, so I can't say for sure). Watched One Piece Gold with my brother when we went travelling in Japan, we had this or Gintama live action to choose from at the time and figured that One Piece would be easier to understand with no subtitles. Cinema was full and the people seemed regular, but I guess it's just normal like that in Japan (especially with how much One Piece is liked by the general public over there). Also, not a cinema but I watched Your Name on a plane. I remembered seeing it being promoted outside cinemas in China but didn't have much time to go watch it then (it's why I always read it as 'ni de mingzi' instead of 'kimi no na wa'). When I saw it on the list of movies on the plane I checked it out and loved it in an instant. I vaguely remember seeing people looking at my screen during some awkward scenes but all in all I would say it was a pretty normal reaction. Later I saw it playing on two other screens and my brother picked it up as well by the time I was halfway through. |
 All for one, one for all, all for one and one for all Some for some, none for none Slightly less for people we don't like And a little bit more for me |
| I coordinate my anime watching list to the theater airing schedule. Ever since I watched Kimi no Na wa twice in theaters (the second time I had the whole theater to myself), I am certain the theater experience is so much better. Granted, the other audience members can get kinda rowdy at parts and the enjoyment level diminishes slightly, but would definitely recommend the experience. I already have so many movies to watch for February until April. |
Can I touch you? Please I love you. Let me touch you, I love you! Friend: How's school? Me: School gave me debt and my plant mold.  |
| Dbs Broly and Tenki no Ko are the only anime movies that aired in cinemas in India. For various reasons, I couldn't watch them. So I'm still waiting for another movie to release that I can watch hopefully. I was amazed by the animation and visuals of the SAO movie. I can only imagine how great that would've been in the cinemas. |
| SAO PROGRESSIVE ANIME HYPE |
| Few times. That's how I saw the first My Hero movie and DBS:Broly. |
| A year ago was my first time when I watched DBS: Broly. It was a cool experience. |
| I have a home theater with a projector and subs that could shake the neighborhood (although I don't turn it up to max cause it would probably kill my house first), so yeah, I often watch anime at the cinema. Screen size isn't as big as commercial venues, but then again, I get front-row seats. Besides that, I've been to the screening at my university club. The audience is a good mix of weebs (think people who post dance covers of openings on YouTube) and geeks that just love watching anime to unwind. Great atmosphere. Cute girls (imo). You know that everyone there is into it as much as you are, but to be honest, it doesn't make a difference, because everyone is into it differently. Just like how I hardly ever agree with anyone on MAL, watching with a room full of anime fans might as well be like watching a Hollywood movie with a room full of randos. You might catch some references when people whisper stuff to their friends, but that also happens in regular showings. It's cool to be able to share impressions while watching though, although I doubt you'd be able to do that at a commercial venue. |
| My subjective reviews: katsureview.wordpress.com THE CHAT CLUB. |
| I watched both Your Name and Weathering With You in our local cinema. They were both very beautiful experiences, I almost cried at times. |
| Ive seen a couple, like some ghibli movies during GKIDS annual ghibli fest, and I saw Weathering With You in cinema a few weeks ago! Id love to see more in theaters, but I live in a smaller college town so the demand to bring anime movies here isnt that huge, i guess. Ive been keeping up with GKIDS releases and other stuff to see the possibility of any movie theater near me getting a good anime movie, though. However, the local cinema is getting the new my hero academia movie in a few weeks, which I plan to see as well! which I find it a little weird they are getting this one because they did no show the last one? Oh well, cant wait to see it! :D |
| whats an anime |
| I've seen Youjo Senki movie and SAO movie in theatres. Thinking about seeing the new Fate movies this year, but not sure yet. It was OK. The Youjo Senki movie they gave out these cool little pamphlets. |
| Yes, twice. I watched Tenki no Ko and another movie. I forgot the name (since it was a while ago) but it was from Studio Ghibli. The cinema was really empty. |
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| yes. the most recent one was the demon slayer movie. |
| Yes. I watched one piece stampede in theaters in Japan |
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| My question: have you ever watched an anime movie in the cinema? YES. What was the experience like, good or bad? It was new and special. mostly good i would think. that was like *counting* 7 or 8 years ago?! damn... How many people were in the cinema? It was full. I was at the top row. Wouldn't know how many. What were the other people there like? Pretty excited and talkative before the movie, then when the lights turned off everyone shouted and clapped, that was really an experience. A lot of anticipation. What anime was it? Mahou shoujo Madoka Magica Rebellion (the third movie) Did you watch it sub or dub? Vividly subbed. since I missed some moment and wanted to pause or rewind. That was awkward. If you haven't watched an anime in the theatres, do you want to? I really want to go back but they don't stream any anime movies in my city, it's at least one hour away and then I need to take the subway to get there. |
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| I watched Pokemon, it was normal I guess, every kid was into Pokemon and it was pretty normal. Also if my memory serves me right I watched spirited away on the big screen. |
| Yup, I watched Tenki no ko in theatre.Usually anime movies don't get screening in indian theatre, it was brought to indian theatre through petition.Hard work pays off. Hope Demon slayer movie will come to indian theatre as well. |
 แฑจแฑแฑก แฑ แฑคแฑจแฑแฑฑ แฑฅแฑแฑฑแฑ แฑแฑจ : ๐๐ธ๐ ๐๐๐ฑ๐๐๐ธ, ๐ฉ๐๐ ๐ฅ๐๐ฌ๐ธ๐ฆ๐, ๐ฒ๐๐ฏ๐ธ๐ฆ ๐ฆ๐บ๐ค๐๐ญ๐ธ ๐ข๐ฃ๐๐ฏ ๐ ๐ ๐
๐ฎ๐๐ง๐ณ๐ธ๐ญ๐ป, ๐๐พ๐ณ๐ข๐๐ฌ๐ธ๐๐ป, ๐ฏ๐บ๐ค๐๐ฌ๐ธ๐ญ๐๐ฃ๐ป ๐ง๐๐ ๐ฎ๐๐๐ฑ๐ก๐ ๐ ๐ฅ๐ญ๐๐ซ๐_๐ญ๐๐๐ฑ๐ข๐บ_๐ญ ๐๐๐ฑ๐บ๐ขเค |
| I've watched anime at the cinema a couple of times. The first time was going to watch Akira with some friends who hadn't watched it before. It was terrible. Firstly, they kept fucking up the projector so the movie started about 20 minutes late. Then the audio cut out for 5 minutes midway through the film and none of the employees had realised until one of us had gotten up to go tell them. Plus, the people next to me kept giggling for the entire movie. Also it was the incredibly mediocre dub which kinda ruined a lot of the movie. I've noticed with a lot of cinemas, they always play the dubbed instead of the subbed but don't specify which on their website. V annoying since im pretty sure most audiences who would watch anime at a cinema also don't mind subbed. My next two movies were End of Evangelion which was really cool to see. This time I went to a massive cinema which was empty at the time so I didn't have any annoying audience members. Again, it was the dub but EoE dub isn't that bad to be fair. Recently, I watched FLCL at the same cinema which screened Akira because they allowed for film suggestions. It was pretty cool watching it in a mostly empty cinema apart from me and 2 other friends. This time nothing fucked up and we watched the entirety without issue. However, I did feel like a bit of an ass having them screen an entire show for like 3 people. |
| I wish but there's like no cinemas at all where I live, so I can't even watch normal movies without spending several hours just to go to one. |
 My biggest regret: Reading all 200+ chapters of Kanojo, Okarishimasu |
| Many times, I watched the heavens feel movies in theaters, the sound euphonium movie, tenki no ko, several ghibli films, code geass movie, Konosuba, MHA movie and several others. I consider the theater experience to be much better than watching from home. |
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| Yeah I've watched only weathering with you in the cinema with my friends and it was a great movie! |
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