85: Evangelion: Death (True)² & Rebirth

So the first one, let's have a little discussion of people's literal theatrical experiences that we had for each of them.

I can start with mine, which is I went to my local regal.

It was showing at, I think, three of the regals in my area.

I went to the one that's closest where I usually go to see things.

Um, I would say death was modestly attended.

Um, and, but end, end of Evo, which was a, you know, one time only 7 PM show was very well attended.

I'd say something like, it's always hard to judge, but something like 80%, 85% of the seats were full for the show.

Um, Yep.

That's my first thing there.

I'll kind of pass to others and let anybody else cut in with any other info or anything they think is interesting.

Yeah.

For me, it was similar.

Death and Rebirth was less attended, but I feel like mine was...

There were a decent number of people, but End of Eva was packed.

There were only a few empty seats.

It wasn't a huge theater, but they nearly sold out.

Yeah, for me, just due to scheduling constraints, I had to watch Death and Rebirth on Netflix, which fortunately Netflix, as a point of reference, has all of Evo TV plus Death and Rebirth plus EOE all available on it.

So for the audience at home, it is all available there.

In mostly its original form.

But for EOE, I also caught the showing last night at my local Regal, which is kind of a time capsule of 1990s because it pretty much has not changed internally since then.

It had a proper physical marquee and everything, so I was joking in the group Discord about stealing the... marquee afterwards but

uh

kind of hard to do because it was similar to dylan about 80 ish percent filled only the very front row was not filled just for you know obvious reasons but i mean you know i i had to be in pretty much i had to be in the second from the top row to um when i for where my seats were it was i was up there it was but you know stadium seating so no bad seats fortunately um only audience was really great honestly everybody was super um, you know, I think, uh, respectful as far as just, you know, like watching it and sounds an odd kind of demographic thing I noticed was, um, there was at least four sets of parents that brought their children who were at the oldest, maybe 12 years old to the showing.

And I sincerely questioned their motives.

Like my, my perspective is the parent must be a never fan and just dragged the kid out because I was like, there's no way that they would go in blind to this.

So the first one, let's have a little discussion of people's literal theatrical experiences that we had for each of them.

I can start with mine, which is I went to my local regal.

It was showing at, I think, three of the regals in my area.

I went to the one that's closest where I usually go to see things.

Um, I would say death was modestly attended.

Um, and, but end, end of Evo, which was a, you know, one time only 7 PM show was very well attended.

I'd say something like, it's always hard to judge, but something like 80%, 85% of the seats were full for the show.

Um, Yep.

That's my first thing there.

I'll kind of pass to others and let anybody else cut in with any other info or anything they think is interesting.

Yeah.

For me, it was similar.

Death and Rebirth was less attended, but I feel like mine was...

There were a decent number of people, but End of Eva was packed.

There were only a few empty seats.

It wasn't a huge theater, but they nearly sold out.

Yeah, for me, just due to scheduling constraints, I had to watch Death and Rebirth on Netflix, which fortunately Netflix, as a point of reference, has all of Evo TV plus Death and Rebirth plus EOE all available on it.

So for the audience at home, it is all available there.

In mostly its original form.

But for EOE, I also caught the showing last night at my local Regal, which is kind of a time capsule of 1990s because it pretty much has not changed internally since then.

It had a proper physical marquee and everything, so I was joking in the group Discord about stealing the... marquee afterwards but

uh

kind of hard to do because it was similar to dylan about 80 ish percent filled only the very front row was not filled just for you know obvious reasons but i mean you know i i had to be in pretty much i had to be in the second from the top row to um when i for where my seats were it was i was up there it was but you know stadium seating so no bad seats fortunately um only audience was really great honestly everybody was super um, you know, I think, uh, respectful as far as just, you know, like watching it and sounds an odd kind of demographic thing I noticed was, um, there was at least four sets of parents that brought their children who were at the oldest, maybe 12 years old to the showing.

And I sincerely questioned their motives.

Like my, my perspective is the parent must be a never fan and just dragged the kid out because I was like, there's no way that they would go in blind to this.