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me when I was working at a movie theater
That’s what I was gonna say!
i wanna work at one can you keep the movie posters or nah
For real. At least twice when I was in high school did I do an open to close theater day.
I still do open to close theater days
@@iluvtonyhawkidk about other theater but the one i work at uses digital posters, but if the one you are looking to work at doesn’t, then probably
now i’m expecting an “80 for Brady” comprehensive analysis from Karsten
Lmao had the exact same experience with the grinch on Christmas Eve 😂 plans fell through cause of the storm and so I was alone on Christmas, & I got to watch Jim Carrey going off in a somewhat packed theater, but it was genuinely awesome! I had never seen the movie in theaters, but it was great
the 80 for brady clowning, fabelmans love, and commitment to 12 hours of cinema yeah no wonder a GLASS ONION sponsor flew over thats wild
Glass Onion in theatres>>>>
The AMC dine in near me has fantastic food.
nicole kidman was right all along, we come to amc theaters to laugh, to cry, to feel.
try working there 💀
Karsten, this is child’s play. I’m surprised you never went to the 24hour best picture showcase.
Top 10 ways to torture yourself
Top 1:
This is Karsten’s last video
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Its insane how you spent the entire day in the theater but didn't watch Puss in Boots 2 once
Or checked if they had RRR…..
@@osmanyousif7849 or avatar the way of water
@@osmanyousif7849bro Im Indian and I thought it was quite bad lol, but ur entitled to ur opinion
420th like😩
@@DailyNarrativ I’m pretty sure he did the challenge before that movie came out. It takes like a week or two for him to edit and release a polished video
the glass onion sponsorship goes crazy
omg funny seeing u here ben
Does it? What do you mean?
Hmmm... funny seeing *You* here.
What do you mean by that?
Fr ben it's such a great movie where the grandmas are playing among us lol
it's like watching Karsten summarize a day of his minimum wage job
Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.
@@kuza3991 I burn whenever someone mentions Jesus
Can we talk about the fact that a tribute to the movie theaters video is sponsored by a Netflix movie lol
a GOOD netflix movie *
@@BostYT true
@@BostYT that made $15m dollars in its theatrical run ( in 1 week)
I love when people write the phrase "can we talk about" because I always stop reading the sentence there and go do other things safe in the knowledge that I haven't missed anything important.
@@BostYT are u capping?
The only time I did this was August 13th, 2010 when Scott Pilgrim vs The World came to theaters. Me and my best friend were MASSIVE fans of the graphic novels. So we were super pumped to see the movie and we wanted to go with all of our other friends. Only problem is our friends all had different schedules. So, me and my friend Cole bought tickets to every showing that day, and then our friends would join us for different showings. I couldn't eat popcorn for a month after that day lmao
If there’s a movie that I could watch 4 times in a row it would probably be Scott Pilgrim. But my condolences nonetheless.
that is really cute
i wish i had friends
did this recently with Fablemens, Bones and All, Glass Onion, and Tar. THAT was a 12 hour rollercoaster.
Need to do this
So lucky
That actually sounds like a great choice of films for a marathon like this
Fantastic choice of movies for a marathon!!!
Why
Your next challenge should be hopping from different movie theaters and seeing how many different experiences you can get in one day. Like a family matinee to a midnight Rocky Horror. I have a feeling your third eye would open and the sheer spirit of film would transform you. Or something.
I saw Avatar 2 in IMAX and then a special showing of A Clockwork Orange the same day and that was quite the experience.
@@CopCat "we must cherish this wonderfull world. This is our home"
2 hours later: "society is rotten, every effort to change it is hopeless"
Sounds like something someone whose third eye has been opened through the sheer spirit of film would say
Honestly the fact that you left early before finishing some the movies shows that you generally do like these challenges in a way and you were trying to make it fun for you
No it doesn't, dumbass.
It shows the exact opposite of that, dipshit!
I used to do this as a kid with my dad. Back then at the AMC near my house there wasnt assigned seating so it was easy to sneak into films all day. The craziest was when jackass no. 2 came out and the auditorium was so full people that suck in were sitting on the stairs. We got kicked out but just went to a different movie. We would routinely be leaving the theater at around 2am. Good times.
I watched this video at 10:30 am. At 11 am I was at the movie theater and stayed until 11 pm. I saw Empire of Light, The Whale, Babylon, The Fabelmans, and The Menu. I actually had a really good time, and it was much easier than I thought it would be. Might do it again sometime.
I think your next challenge has to be watching 80 for brady all day at a theatre over and over
You *need* to watch Puss In Boots The Last Wish. It was the best movie I’ve seen all year, unironically.
80 for Brady being your only constant is poetic in a way
I went to a 12 hour horror movie marathon at my local theater. It was hosted by one of my good friends who was also a horror director and comic writer. I had lots of fun but by the end I was drained ( it ended up being 14 hours)
you should listen to bladee
I’m sorry but I would kms
@@iloheim we all listen to bladee
@@iloheim DRAAIIINNN GANNGGGG
I did the same, but back to the future and was more like 6 hours
I hope you know this means we're all expecting an 80 for Brady review
Haha I work at AMC and this is a great video, from the awkwardness of knowing you bought 5 tickets of the day to getting the same chicken tenders I know all too well. I don't get why the tenders sell so well, the Mac and cheese bites or mozzarella sticks are so much better, although not as much of a meal.
Because tenders are the cheapest on the menu
ughhh the tenders. i resent AMC for making us sell them. they take forever in the fryer.
The other day I watched Avatar 2 in 4DX at 10:00am, and then watched Lawrence of Arabia in 70mm that afternoon. Two 3.5 hour long movies on complete opposite ends of the spectrum, both featuring premium theatrical presentation techniques from their respective eras.
Can confidently say it was an exhausting, fascinating experience.
Shout out American Cinematheque!!! I went to that same 70mm screening of Lawrence of Arabia
Congrats on being sponsored by the Glass Onion! Loved the movie
Congrats on the sponsorship. You will in future be sponsored by better movies.
I used to do something similar just for fun. And because I had no social life.
My first apartment was within walking distance of a discount movie theater. This theater showed second run movies - movies 3-6 months after release; this was before the short window to home video era. An all-day ticket was $2.50, which included a hot dog and a large soda; buy one ticket, stay as long as you like and see as many movies as you want on that day. Food wasn't a problem - hot dogs were 50 cents, an endless refill soda cup $1, an endless refill popcorn $1, basically everything at the snack counter was a dollar.
I'd go Saturday starting at about noon, see five movies, and could eat enough to feel bloated if I felt like it.
I had summer off (I'm a school teacher), so during the summer, I'd go on Tuesday, and there were occasions when I would be the only person in a theater watching a particular movie.
It didn't matter what the movies were, at least not much. The prints (this was back when movies were shown from film reels) were old and worn, and the theater never got big blockbusters like the Star Wars prequels, which were too big for second run theaters, and never got art house films, which didn't have enough mass appeal for a second run theater.
It was open for like a year and a half, but during that year and a half, I saw everything that played in wide distribution; summer blockbusters at the new theater seating multiplex, and everything else at the discount theater.
It probably wasn't as awesome as I remember it, but that's nostalgia for you, improving the past by filtering out the little details of the experience and leaving only the general impression.
Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.
what year was this
@@samu-chan 1999-2000. So that $2.50 would be about $4.50 in 2023 dollars.
Excellent lil story
So I did this twice the week before the Oscars and it’s not easy lol. I feel the pain
I did this back in 2007. I watched (in this order): Atonement, Charlie Wilson’s War, P.S. I Love You, Sweeney Todd, National Treasure 2, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story and Juno. The most wild day I’ve ever spent in a theater, and it was at an AMC as well.
So proud of Karsten for getting a Netflix sponsorship!
Yea so cool!
It's always the 2nd film where your stomach sinks and realized you're gonna be doing this all day
I almost did a 12 hour, was more of like 9-10 hours, had Antman double bill booked for the midnight launch of the sequel and decided to go down way before I was meeting my mate. So I watched incredibles 2, mission impossible fallout? Then the double bill, my throat was dry, my ass felt like the rock just pounded away at me for hours on end. Then had to walk and hour and half home at 3am. It wasn’t fun
Bro I worked at a movie theater over the summer and Top Gun would fill up a theater at least once a week until like well into August. That movie was BIG
bringing back cinema for middle aged straight guys
You must've run into Nicole Kidman at least once 🤣
My friend and I took part in a 25-hour cinema marathon for charity once. 25 hours in one cinema screen. By the end we felt so incredibly disorientated 😅
I would have to get up and watch one standing lol
I think the closest thing I’ve done something like this was my friend and I decided to go to the Philly film festival this October and in one day I saw: White Noise, a movie I was anticipating all year and loved it, Women Talking, then we ended the night with RMN, which probably was not the best way to end a long day of movie watching with a 2 hour Romanian drama, but I survived (my friend fell asleep for a little bit). So pretty much a day of no meal breaks in between movies (because of how close they start them in festivals) with movie runtimes totaling 6 hours-it was a lot of fun and I hope to do it again in the near film festival or movie marathon.
I would do this whenever I was in at my local fancy Regal. Depending on the movies you see, it can be a really fun time. The last time I went I saw Empire of Light, Devotion, and to end the day I saw the 7:00 showing of Avatar: The Way of Water in 4DX 3D. It's a very underrated format for watching movies, and not many theaters have it, but if you have one in your area, you have to try it out.
I did the same a couple of times - it is surprisingly exhausting.
When I was a teenager the local cinema did movie night marathons starting at 7pm and going until 7am. Was always a blast.
Back in college I'd do this at least once a year, sometimes a few days in a row, during the local film festival. Doing 2-4 films in a day 11 days in a row. Usually going in totally blind for every film.
I don't think I'd handle it physically now at the ripe old age of 32.
me when i'm describing how it felt watching Avatar 2
I love when he ends the video with “and before you head out…” as if there’s gonna be a sponsorship segment, but then it just ends 😂
I've been wanting to do this ever since this video came out. Finally got around it recently. TMNT: Mutant Mayhem, The Meg 2, Talk to Me, MI: Dead Reckoning & The Haunted Mansion. 11:30am-11:30pm.
You should have watched Babylon for the final movie , it would have put some extra energy towards the end of that movie marathon
i watched the two tim burton batman’s once at the movies and was tired i can’t even imagine spending 12 hours there
My parents watched the lotr trilogy, they said it was torture, especially since it was the extended versions of all of the movies. They sat in the theater for 15 hours, with 30 minute breaks in between. There was food in the front of the stage so that people didn’t have to leave for refills.
Prepping for those Sundance 9am shows
The closest thing to this was I watched two films a day for like 5 days as a way to celebrate my graduation. And that was act really fun.
I did this a couple years ago when they had their best picture marathon event for the 2020 oscars. I was in the theater for 17 hours, and it would’ve been a lot more if they included the netflix movies
Yo you got sponsored by Glass Onion? That’s awesome
lol I think the problem was the movies you chose. I did this once and watched 3 things I hadn’t seen before and rewatched Nope. 2 of the 4 were pretty bad but I was still enjoying myself the whole time because they were new watches. Honestly I enjoyed these long theater trips.
To be fair when I did this it probably wasn’t quite 12 hours maybe 9-10
What I saw this month:
Neon Genesis Evangelion (5/5)
TAR (4/5)
All Quiet on the Western Front (4.5/5)
RRR (5/5)
Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India (4.5/5)
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (4/5)
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio (4.5/5)
Palm Springs (4.5/5)
Hereditary (5/5)
The Fabelmans (5/5)
This is the End (5/5)
Avatar (4.5/5)
Avatar: The Way of Water (4.5/5)
Decision to Leave (3.5/5)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (4/5)
The End of Evangelion (5/5)
Amadeus (5/5)
Spider-man 3 (4/5)
Mr. Beast but for movies
Karsten’s next video should be “I say the word Movie 1,000,000 times”
I completely relate to the comedic experience of rewatching Tár. It reminds me of Bryan Fuller's Hannibal: once you know what's happening, it goes from shocking and horrifying to hilarious
Update: rewatched Tár again with two friends last night: one had seen it, one had not. 10/10 incredible comedic experience, would recommend
Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.
I did this once with my aunt and cousins and we saw night at the museum, rocky balboa and pursuit of happiness and let me tell you it was a experience cause we only paid for one and snuck into the other two 😂
I remember doing something like this three years ago. I watched 4 movies at a Regal cinema that shows the smaller movies that don't garner as much attention, and at that theater I watched Parasite, Jojo Rabbit, Queen & Slim, and Waves all in one day from noon to almost 1 in the morning. I was staying over at my aunt's apartment at the time, so when I got back to her apartment after watching all those movies at that theater, I just crashed and went to sleep. Spending that much time at a theater sure can take a lot of you.
Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.
I once watched three movies in one day at my local theater -- C'mon C'mon, House of Gucci, Power of the Dog -- and it was awful. I think it may have impacted my opinion of those movies too because all three of them ended up at the bottom of my year-end list lol. And yes, I had tickets to all of them lmao -- our theater has a MoviePass-type thing in which you can see up to 3 movies/week for $20/month.
i hope he acknowledges the new 80 for brady trailer.. im rly hyped for that movie
12 hours, that's impressive! I tried spending 12 SECONDS watching your video but couldn't do it. HAHA... Nooo, i'm only joking Karsten. Your content is next level! Great job as always, but i am a little dissapointed you didn't see Puss in boots 2...
I think you have to watch 80 for Brady 5 times in one day now actually
My friends and I did a 24 hour film marathon on Discord it was super fun and this seems super fun too. Also I went to a Best picture marathon at AMC so it was Vice, Black Panther, A Star is Born and Green Book. It helped that I did it at Disney Springs and they gave us ample breaks so I was able to grab food and snacks in between them it was super fun
my roommate works at a movie theater for 9-12 hours every day and he’s always dead coming home. it’s not a challenge for him. it’s daily hell.
Did this back when I worked at a cinema, free entry for myself and my mum had a monthly membership we watched about 5 movies in a day every month or so (even a couple in IMAX) probably saved about £200 on movie tickets for that day alone 🤣 also the cinema food we had was a lot better and got discount for that too. I don't miss the job but I do miss the perks
Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.
This is honestly what I normally do when I go to the movies, since there are a lot of movies to see and I’m cheap, and seeing them all at once (with A-List) means I only need to get one large fountain drink for all of them and only pay for one set of transportation each way. My best friend Kaleigh also used to work at the Siskel, and I would be able to spend all day there hanging with her as I walked in and out of movies.
I do the same I literally reserve the movies I want to see on my amc a list and get myself a large popcorn and soda and it’s so worth it 🎉
So I am guessing you buy a bunch of movies tickets for the day? and jump from movie to movie? sounds like fun, I would be so nervous to try it though, people make me nervous. Would be fun though.
@@DarkestDesires93 AMC A-List lets you watch up to 3 movies a week for free. The only time I have to switch like that is when I’m watching something that I don’t want to give money to (like the time I saw the new Dinesh D’Souza movie in 2018 in a double feature with Blakkklansman)
You’ve outlasted me. I’ll never forget planning on watching four movies, but when I got really hungry and didn’t want to pay at the concessions, I only managed to make to it three movies.
"I almost started crying... On TAR." LMFAO Tar was really something else when I first watched it. A certain feeling mixed with disbelief especially with how ended but still quite a cathartic experience but if that ending made you almost cry then your 12 hour experience in the theaters must be that exhausting.
One of the best parts of the theater experience is exiting the theater and into the world, after being taken into another for a film’s runtime. So imagine not getting to do that. Five times in a row. And then having to wait there another hour.
Karsten’s the bravest person I know 😂
That 80 for Brady trailer is inescapable. You’ll HAVE to watch it once it’s released. I expect a full video review on it
Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.
this reminded me of eddy burback's 5 days in a row of Morbius 😭😭 honestly can't tell which is more excruciating of the 2 (tho i think his, yours at least ended after 1 day)
Once I watched Barbie and then Oppenheimer back to back. It was an interesting experience. Especially since I was sitting next to a 10 year old kid at Oppenheimer. Kid was board out of his mind. Wouldn’t stop playing with his seat and trying to talk to his mom. Then at one point he was kissing his mom’s hand over and over and then kissing up her arm. Made it really hard to hear the talking over all this going on. Still need to watch it again so I can actually hear what the people are saying. 😂
I love going to the movies but even just two back-to-back viewings left me tired, did it planned for The Dark Knight and TDK Rises, and spontaneously walked into Blue Beetle after TMNT Mutant Mayhem, and I was exhausted so 12 hours must've been quite the challenge
I think it's really cool of you Karsten to spend your entire day rewatching minions: rise of gru for the channel. Your deeds will not go unnoticed.
This exact same bullshit happened to me at the amc on Roosevelt. I ended up quickpaying the person behind me to pay for my parking so I can get. Because of debit card shenanigans during christmas time
I only watched two movies in a row at a theater, and it was black & white version of Parasites and 1917 (second viewing of both). Wonderful time
The Del Mar Theater in Santa Cruz used to have a secret film fest which was 12 hours of films from 12AM to 12PM. The theater developed a…smell.
And if you do this shit for a whole week, you're just a regular film-festival delegate.
Man you missed out on puss in boots! I would’ve gone to that one rather than the Grinch!
As someone who works at a movie theater, this answers at least like four of my questions if not more
I did something like this a year ago. I watched Encanto, the irish movie, House of Gucci, and Ghostbusters Afterlife back to back. It was fun, and I watched a bunch of movies I wouldn't have watched.
I remember there was a day a local theatre of mine had recently where films were $3. I watched 5 films that day and by the end I felt like my eyeballs were going to fall out.
At least you still have a movie 🍿 theater 🎭, ours was permanently closed during CoVid19
I think you picked a strange sequence of films. I think there's a way of doing this where you build to the end in a meaningful and fun way.
being a movie reviewer and then taking a sponsorship from a movie seems not like the most trustworthy thing in the world tbh
This experience should be a movie.
Welcome to my life but I’m the soulless person behind the counter dealing with customers who do not know how to pay with card
That chicken tenders joke was hilariously perfectn
I think the experience would have been different if the movies karsten watched were first time watches.
As soon as I heard devotion was thrown into the 12 hour marathon I knew things would go downhill fast. I could barely make it through that sucker without seeing anything before or after
Wow that sounds like an awful day I can't wait to try it
Oh, Karsten is putting his sanity on the line for us.
Did the same. It was awesome!
I watched Marry Me, Spiderman - No Way Home in 4DX, House of Gucci and Death on the Nile. Packed lunch beforehand. 😊
Im from the UK and for national cinema day picturehouse tickets were £3 each, My gf and I watched ET, 2001 and Drive (on 35mm) in the same cinema that day and it was glorious
I’ve done proper marathons, and mostly enjoy them. LOTR trilogy. An all day Muppets Marathon. (The original run of Muppet Movie through to Muppets in Space.) I’ve done an all nighter of 5 films that were all a surprise to the audience. (Charade, Weekend at Bernie’s, Throw Down, Unstoppable and Truman Show.) I’ve done an all nighters of 5 ‘80’s Fantasy Movies (Princess Bride, Never Ending Story, Flash Gordon, Dark Crystal and Labyrynth.) And all day Marvel Phase One marathon. All at the Prince Charles Cinema in Central London. It is the Mecca of Cult Cinema. If the served proper food it would be perfect.
Have also done marathons at Prince Charles Cinema when I still lived in London. I barely remembered a thing about any of the films I'd just seen and nearly cried on the train home afterwards from sheer exhaustion. Never again! As well as the lack of good food, those seats are not comfortable enough to sit on for five/six movies in a row.
Lol I watched all 3 LOTR (extended) in one day at a movie theatre so I have some experience here
This should be renamed to, "Going to see Avatar: The Way of Water one time"
Me and my friends used to do this regularly when we were teens. Couldnt afford multiple tickets to the cinema so we'd group all the films, plan back to back screenings of diff films we wanted to see and just snuck from screen to screen with food in our bags
80 for Brady keeping you company is lovely. Also, why does this sound fun tho? I would say doing so with movies you've never seen, but the latter ones would probably just turn into a blur lol.