Haha nope, going to the cinemas for it. Why pay $30 when you can just wait for the 4k to drop and actually own it.

Not me! I wouldn't care what movie it was, I would NEVER pay $30.00 for anything!

@bratface said:

Not me! I wouldn't care what movie it was, I would NEVER pay $30.00 for anything!

I just told you to shut up in a neighboring thread, but in THIS Case, I 1000% agree with you! (so I take back the "shut up"...keep talking )

@jorgito2001 said:

@bratface said:

Not me! I wouldn't care what movie it was, I would NEVER pay $30.00 for anything!

I just told you to shut up in a neighboring thread, but in THIS Case, I 1000% agree with you! (so I take back the "shut up"...keep talking )

So you disagree with me about the musical A Christmas Carol? That's all right, I'm in the minority about that movie.

Gee, I've already paid for Mulan and Raya and the Last Dragon, and I got HBO MAX to watch Wonder Woman 84, Justice League Snider Cut, Godzilla vs Kong, and Tom and Jerry. Why would I, someone who has watched every Marvel movie and TV show ever made, do such a thing? 🤔

You paid for Mulan?....Im sorry to hear that.

@OddRob said:

You paid for Mulan?....Im sorry to hear that.

My family is Asian, so it was kind of a requirement.

@Innovator said:

@OddRob said:

You paid for Mulan?....Im sorry to hear that.

My family is Asian, so it was kind of a requirement.

Well I hope you shut it off after 15 minutes like I did and watched the original instead.

@OddRob said:

@Innovator said:

@OddRob said:

You paid for Mulan?....Im sorry to hear that.

My family is Asian, so it was kind of a requirement.

Well I hope you shut it off after 15 minutes like I did and watched the original instead.

I've seen the original several times already, and I wasn't totally bored with the new movie, as I'm a huge martial arts movie buff so the fight scenes kept my interest. It really helps if you just think of it as a kung-fu movie (like the ones made by Golden Harvest, Shaw Brothers, etc..).

@Innovator said:

@OddRob said:

@Innovator said:

@OddRob said:

You paid for Mulan?....Im sorry to hear that.

My family is Asian, so it was kind of a requirement.

Well I hope you shut it off after 15 minutes like I did and watched the original instead.

I've seen the original several times already, and I wasn't totally bored with the new movie, as I'm a huge martial arts movie buff so the fight scenes kept my interest. It really helps if you just think of it as a kung-fu movie (like the ones made by Golden Harvest, Shaw Brothers, etc..).

Even the fights couldnt keep my attention. House of Flying Daggers if you havent seen it yet. Thank me later.

@OddRob said:

@Innovator said:

@OddRob said:

@Innovator said:

@OddRob said:

You paid for Mulan?....Im sorry to hear that.

My family is Asian, so it was kind of a requirement.

Well I hope you shut it off after 15 minutes like I did and watched the original instead.

I've seen the original several times already, and I wasn't totally bored with the new movie, as I'm a huge martial arts movie buff so the fight scenes kept my interest. It really helps if you just think of it as a kung-fu movie (like the ones made by Golden Harvest, Shaw Brothers, etc..).

Even the fights couldnt keep my attention. House of Flying Daggers if you havent seen it yet. Thank me later.

I've seen it. It's one of my favs, but thanks anyways. 😉

£47 (and that's just for the tickets) to watch at the cinema OR £20?

Not a difficult choice to make.

@GusGorman said:

£47 (and that's just for the tickets) to watch at the cinema OR £20?

Not a difficult choice to make.

Wow thats alot. Usually $13 on average or cheaper before 3PM here in the US. Also you dont own it. If you cancel D+ you wont get to watch it again until you sign up again. With Amazon you get to watch their films/series even if you cancel Amazon Prime/cancel your account.

@OddRob said:

@GusGorman said:

£47 (and that's just for the tickets) to watch at the cinema OR £20?

Not a difficult choice to make.

Wow thats alot. Usually $13 on average or cheaper before 3PM here in the US. Also you dont own it. If you cancel D+ you wont get to watch it again until you sign up again. With Amazon you get to watch their films/series even if you cancel Amazon Prime/cancel your account.

$13 for 5 tickets? I guess the American dream is real!

@GusGorman said:

@OddRob said:

@GusGorman said:

£47 (and that's just for the tickets) to watch at the cinema OR £20?

Not a difficult choice to make.

Wow thats alot. Usually $13 on average or cheaper before 3PM here in the US. Also you dont own it. If you cancel D+ you wont get to watch it again until you sign up again. With Amazon you get to watch their films/series even if you cancel Amazon Prime/cancel your account.

$13 for 5 tickets? I guess the American dream is real!

I'm sure he meant $13 per ticket. I live in America myself, and $13 for 5 tickets would be a dream cause it's not reality. I guess he watches movies alone. On Disney+, practically ever member of my family of over a dozen will be able to watch it for only $30 (which they did with ever other Disney+ premiere film), which was a bargain.