The last movie you've last watched last

Holy shit, I know, right? How was that not a huge hit in Australia?

I found the first two series on some dodgy streaming platform, because it's not on Prime like Google told me. Haven't been able to watch it to the end, though.
I have digital version ;)
 
Watched review from "the critical drinker" for "Mr Inbetween" damn good Aussie show well worth it ! no idea why i have never heard of it before last week

Watched review from "the critical drinker" for "Mr Inbetween" damn good Aussie show well worth it ! no idea why i have never heard of it before last week

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Holy shit, I know, right? How was that not a huge hit in Australia?

I found the first two series on some dodgy streaming platform, because it's not on Prime like Google told me. Haven't been able to watch it to the end, though.
Mr In-Between is on Binge atm - or you can borrow it at the Pirates coves :)

Fabulous series - Final episode is a baller if you look for the subtle messages from the rest of the episodes -
 
Mr Inbetween is on Binge and Binge is presently about $4 a month. The rest of Binge is shit but it has the best Aussie show ever made ;)
 
This year is the 40th Anniversary of Top Gun and some cinemas are showing it again. I wish it was on show in sunny Coffs Harbour but sadly not :(

I spoke to the CEO of Event Cinemas and exclaimed my case to show Top Gun at my cinema in May. He bit his bottom lip, pondered my proposal that has zero monetary benefit to them whatsoever then he stared into my soul. He high fived me with a crisp slap and said "Fuck yeah, let's do it".

One screening only. 7pm May 13th. Feel the need...................
 
I spoke to the CEO of Event Cinemas and exclaimed my case to show Top Gun at my cinema in May. He bit his bottom lip, pondered my proposal that has zero monetary benefit to them whatsoever then he stared into my soul. He high fived me with a crisp slap and said "Fuck yeah, let's do it".

One screening only. 7pm May 13th. Feel the need...................


These sort of special screenings can be a huge win. A few years ago we showed the original nightmare on elm St on the big screen on Halloween and sold about 1500 tickets. The bar went crazy, people came dressed up, we have not repeated it.

Well done on the win.
 
These sort of special screenings can be a huge win. A few years ago we showed the original nightmare on elm St on the big screen on Halloween and sold about 1500 tickets. The bar went crazy, people came dressed up, we have not repeated it.

Well done on the win.
Same with "The Room".. sells out
 
There is a lot of cult cinema that pulls a crowd. A few old musicals come with a song book or have the lyrics on screen so the crowd can join in etc.
 
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