30th anniversary. If I said one line, could you guess what movie this is from?
I can because I'm looking at the red dot document. Let's see if the chat can get it.
We chat. Can you guess this movie? I'm going to try to do my best acting.
What's in the box? What's in the box?
Let's see. We'll give a couple of seconds to figure that out.
This is an interesting one. Oh, yep. Chat got it.
That is in fact that one that chat got. Yeah. Take it away. 1995 movie.
1995. For those of you who remember, which it looks like chat does, the movie Seven follows
a very senior detective Morgan Freeman and a rookie detective Brad Pitt who goes chasing
down a serial killer who is Kevin Spacey. The serial killer is targeting people who he
thinks represents each of the seven deadly sins on gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, envy,
lust and pride. So this movie is actually going to be coming out January 3rd.
And I have just one question for AMC. Will there be a popcorn bucket or box? I don't know.
Should be a box. They really should have a box. They really should. I think they really
should. They probably won't. No, they won't. This was definitely one that kind of like
pushed. I'm trying to remember if this came out before or after fight soap for Brad Pitt.
Yeah, we're going back a ways. Actor. 95. Okay. So 95. Oh, no. I guess he was an
interview to the vampire legends of the fall before this. Anything else? River runs through
it. So he'd done. He done some stuff, not much, but he'd done a couple of things. But
I'll be honest, this is one of those ones in that area era of the mid 90s that really
pushed him forward. And yes, as the chat said, back when Kevin Spacey was cool. Hair phrasing.
Look, it makes me sad about Kevin Spacey because I used to, I loved Kevin Spacey. Him and him
and Bill Cosby were the ones that really upset me. Anyway, I think this is a good thing.
Again, I think it helps bring people back to the theaters. I think it exposes new audiences
to. To those movies that came out 30 years ago, you know, but I think still, you know,
are kind of relevant. Yeah. I remember I like rewatched the movie just two years ago. And
I was surprised at how well like it held up because you know, like if you go back to 95
degrees, some of them do not hold up well. No, they don't. And you watch it and you're
like, oh, it looks bad. But like this movie looked really good still. So very happy about
it. But yeah, this is the. It's going to be interesting to see like the new generation
like experience seven because I was at work, I don't know, earlier this year and we were
picking up a package and I was like, what's in the box? And this I think he was like 20
years old employee was like. Hearts. And I was like, do you get that reference? And
he was like, no, no, what's in the box? And then I like the worst thing ever. I was like,
oh, so like what's actually in the box is like his wife's head. And the guy was like,
what are you talking? I was like, oh, no. Okay, so I'm looking at major films released
in 95. Okay. And and AMC if you're watching, if you're watching, these are some of the
ones I would like to see come back. Do do a film release this first top of the list
for do it in the theaters. Golden eye. Okay, I would totally go rewatch Golden eye in the
theaters. Totally. Okay. As far as like, again, I think these are movies that you want to
watch at theaters because you're going to get something out of watching them in a theater.
Apollo 13. Right. I don't know. I that one's very visually stimulating. Yeah. Die hard
with the vengeance, which I love. Okay. And Samuel Jackson teaming up with Bruce Willis
is you know, that's just a good time. Okay, Yippee Ki-Aye. And then the original Mortal
Combat. Okay. Okay, which had a banger soundtrack. Oh, yeah. That original Mortal Combat theme
from that movie was bang. It was great. Again, I'm saying stuff that should release theaters.
Jumanji. You can also make a case for the original Jumanji with Robin Williams and Toy
Story. But I think they've done that one. I think they've done a few releases of that.
But yeah, what do you guys think? Would you would you would you, you know, pay 10 bucks
to go see seven in the theaters? Is it worth it? I mean, for us that have A-listers. Yeah,
it's one of your free tickets for the week. I think it's totally worth it. Let us know
in the comments. What other stuff would you like to see them bring back to theaters? Do
you like this trend of them bringing stuff back to theaters? Right? Is this something
you're into? Let us know down in the comments below.