No. Not when I can watch them in the comfort of my home, don't need all the noise a theater has.
They are cinematic masterpieces.
SirWander
Yeah theater noise could be an issue. Though the theater where it is going to play at is super good at stopping any noise and cell phone use and such things.
They're two of the best films ever made. Unless they remastered them in high definition (or have they already done that?) I'd rather just watch them at home on DVD.
They're two of the best films ever made. Unless they remastered them in high definition (or have they already done that?) I'd rather just watch them at home on DVD.SilverSignal
[QUOTE="SilverSignal"]They're two of the best films ever made. Unless they remastered them in high definition (or have they already done that?) I'd rather just watch them at home on DVD.Hallenbeck77
Yup. Got them on Blu-ray. That may have to be my first blu-ray purchase then. :)
They're incredible films. Among my favorites. But six hours in a theater is a bit too much. Besides, I own both. I could just do it for free in the comfort of my own home.
Yes I would. Especially if they were digitally remastered like Back To the Future and Top Gun, when they re-released them for the 25th anniversary. Also, I love Godfather One and Part II, but Part II is a better film even at the 3 and a half hour running time
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