That won't do it justice. It really needs to be seen on the biggest screen you can find with the best sound system.

Whilst I accept the cinema can be the best way to experience certain films I think a decent home setup can come pretty close, all you need is a fairly sizable screen, a proper 5:1 or 7:1 sound system, and a comfy couch. (I've got a 5:1 sound system that I bought with my original XBox360 some ten years ago that's still doing sterling service.)

Plus bonus points for the home arrangement are:

1) None of the great unwashed eating crisps or fucking about on their phones or generally being a pain in the arsehole.
2) The ability to pause if a comfort break is required, or getting a drink, or suchlike.
3) You can replay a bit if you missed what happened or some dialogue.
4) Other things I can't think of right now.
5) Also the cinema is quite expensive if you go regularly.
6) You don't have to travel to the cinema and like, park up and stuff, if you're just sat on your own couch.
7) You can eat reasonably priced popcorn and other snacks in your own house.
8 ) The sound can be a bit too loud in modern cinemas.
9) Sometimes you may have to travel through undesirable areas to get to the cinema.
10) You can have subtitles when you're watching a film in your own house.

Get a decent telly scrubber kid.

Soz Bambi, I was shouting at Myps.

Whilst I accept the cinema can be the best way to experience certain films I think a decent home setup can come pretty close, all you need is a fairly sizable screen, a proper 5:1 or 7:1 sound system, and a comfy couch. (I've got a 5:1 sound system that I bought with my original XBox360 some ten years ago that's still doing sterling service.)

Plus bonus points for the home arrangement are:

1) Because you've stolen the film, you don't have to sit through forty minutes of adverts and warnings about not stealing the film.

Ffs you fucking nerds. Also, not enough LEDs in your setups, I bet

1) None of the great unwashed eating crisps or fucking about on their phones or generally being a pain in the arsehole.

2) The ability to pause if a comfort break is required, or getting a drink, or suchlike.

3) You can replay a bit if you missed what happened or some dialogue.

5) Also the cinema is quite expensive if you go regularly.

6) You don't have to travel to the cinema and like, park up and stuff, if you're just sat on your own couch.

7) You can eat reasonably priced popcorn and other snacks in your own house.

8 ) The sound can be a bit too loud in modern cinemas.

9) Sometimes you may have to travel through undesirable areas to get to the cinema.

10) You can have subtitles when you're watching a film in your own house.

Wait, what?

LEDs? That doesn't even make sense in the context of this thread.

I don't want to get motion sickness watching a fight scene.

Quantum Of Solace, opening car chase, front bloody row of the cinema. Nearly vommed.

(I considered taking my bra off during The Mountain Between Us at the cinema last night, but then realised I had nothing to put it in so would have had to carry it out of the cinema. That's levels of weirdness I'm not comfortable with.)

Hello! Man here. I'm not sure which bits in particular are uncomfortable, but would just undoing the bra not have worked nearly as well?

Bra off time is the most glorious part of any day. I haven’t worn an underwired bra in years. I don’t actually know why there’s a wire in some bras.

Bras are the devils work.

Just watched Blade Runner Final Cut with Sal. She said nothing happened until 20 mins till the end. I really loved it but I'm finding it hard to argue.

It's film noir with robots. Story? Pah!

It is a search for the meaning to define what it is to be alive.

Just watched Blade Runner Final Cut with Sal. She said nothing happened until 20 mins till the end. I really loved it but I'm finding it hard to argue.

I still don’t get the unicorn but though. I might have to look up what that was all about...

I still don’t get the unicorn but though. I might have to look up what that was all about...

that fucking unicorn.

It's because Deckard dreamt of a unicorn at one point and that's the dude basically saying 'I know what you dream about', i.e. 'I know what you are'.

Although there are still arguments about whether or not Deckard is a replicant, Scott has said that he is and he's the director so, like, we could say he is.

(For the record, my opinion: It doesn't matter either way, the point of the movie is that replicants ARE human. But the story loses its centre if he's a replicant and it makes even less sense)

I'm fairly sure that the ambiguity is what makes everything work.