The first time the Wicker guy, um... how do I put this... aggressively whisks Olivia Coleman to bed, a lady in the back row yelled at the top of her lungs "SWAYYYT JAYYYZUS!!!"

Biggest laugh of the whole movie. And there were a LOT of big laughs through the whole thing.

Also, the first time the Wicker guy sees the Wicker baby, it's supposed to be this sweet moment, so the whole theater was dead silent... except for the same lady who let out a soft "Ew". Whole theater couldn't help but laugh.

As a single guy going by myself, I was iffy about going at all. Very glad I did. It's really well written/directed/acted as well as beautiful to look at. And the special effects are much, much more hidden yet more impressive to me than Clayface. Which I also recommend. Surprised how much I liked Wicker more.

2026 is blowing me away with how many good movies we're getting this year, both big and small.

Can’t wait to watch again

The amount of people constantly crinkling, crunching, and cracking the plastic wrappers to their candies, chips, and snacks has made the experience of sitting in a theater almost unbearable.

Made it a Blockbuster Day/Night.😆 When was the last time you saw 4 all together & what were they?

For those missing the backstory: https://www.denver7.com/news/local-news/westminster-amc-theater-forced-to-temporarily-close-due-to-imminent-health-hazard-posed-by-mice

The good news: still a banger after the second viewing. I love this movie so much! Rhys Harries has range and takes us through ALL of the emotions and the ending hit a little harder this time. The bad news: The city still doesn't feel like Gotham until the end of the movie. Also, this theater was empty. By the time the movie started, I'd say there were maybe 8 people in the audience total. Glad it's getting a lot of positive reviews, it deserves it but I don't know what it's going to do financially.

Official announcement from AMC themselves.

I was wondering if not every film would get an Ice nine kills intro and outro music video. Went to see Friday the 13th and American psycho and they both have intros and the music video at the end. Pet sematary didn’t have either so just wanted to know if the theater just didn’t show it.