264: Dec's Cinema Memories

EPISODE · Jan 31, 2025 · 31 MIN

264: Dec's Cinema Memories

from At the Flicks · host At the Flicks

Well, At The Flicks episode 260 certainly made an impression with you guys. Our reflection on the cinemas that moulded Graham and Jeff generated much comment from listeners, and we hope to bring some of those stories to your attention in the future.  One listener who wanted to talk about his cinematic experiences was At The Flicks team member Declan. As a result we have devoted this whole show to him to tell us about the cinemas of his youth (starting with his sneaking in, underage, to what has now become a Christmas classic), up to his current favourite cinemas. These favourite cinemas are very special.  They are independently run by people who have a love of movies and want to give that extra special something to their patrons.  After all, if you have a bad experience, especially in your youth, are you more likely to go back to a movie palace?  These cinemas (and see the links below for their names – please try to visit if they are local to you) do go that extra mile, from membership deals, to special seating to event movies.  Dec reveals some fascinating insights into these wonderful places. As if that isn’t enough, Dec also tells us what films have impressed him so far in 2025.  We are deep in awards season to thankfully superhero films are in short supply as the adults (briefly) take over.  What have been your standout films of the year so far? Please let us know. If you are a regular filmgoer, I am sure we will see you, during this special time of year, At The Flicks. Bye for now.

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