how many of the dead films have you see on the big screen?

[Ivarr]

Saw all of Gerorge's on the big screen ... except the original Night.... Seeing some movies on the big screen is the only way to go for the full experience... its more about all the people seeing it with you then the big screen .... the screen size is just a part of the whole experience.

[Doc]

None sadly So how is it watching it on the big screen?

[jim102016]

I think Towering Inferno came out later, around 1975. I remember seeing it around the same time as Jaws. I was a bit too young to see Irwin Allen's prior disaster epic The Poseidon Adventure in theaters, which came out around '72. I caught on TV during its first broadcast a few years later, which was a big deal at the time. Ah, the 70s...........all the good movies, drugs, booze, and easy women....must have been a good time to be a young pimp! Shame I was too busy spending my time ****ting in my diapers and learning to talk.

[major jay]

[jdog]

i have only seen land on the big screen and that was an awsome experience even though i was a little dissapointed with the film

[bd2999]

If you mean initial release than I was not alive for them, maybe Day but I was to little to care. I saw Land on its release. The others I have not seen at a theater.

[DjfunkmasterG]

Seen them all but Night 90 on the big screen. Night was mostly during re-runs or re-release. Dawn during its initial run, then during midnight shows. Day during theatrical release and midnight shows. Land... well we all know how I saw that. If I don't see a trailer for Diary soon, I may miss that one on the big screen.

[acealive1]

yes hamilton, oh is the capital of all white trash hillbillydom on planet earth. harsh,man. just harsh. LOL