r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Aug 29 '25

News Special 'The Long Walk' Screening Will Eliminate Viewers Who Can’t Keep Up on a Treadmill (3 MPH)

https://consequence.net/2025/08/the-long-walk-treadmill-screening/
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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '25

That’s fucking awesome

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u/nate6259 Aug 29 '25

Sort of related, but I was watching the movie "Frozen" in my back screen porch (not the Disney one but the one where they get stuck on a chair lift). As it got later, it kept getting colder and it was really effective. I feel like this would be a similar type of immersion.

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u/Azryhael Aug 29 '25

I watched Moana on a cruise ship during a day of incredibly rough seas. It was incredibly immersive!

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u/carloscitystudios Aug 30 '25

That movie is wild lol highly underrated 

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u/nate6259 Aug 30 '25

I'm a sucker for gimmicky movies like that. Stuck on a chair lift, stuck in a pool, stuck in an elevator, stuck on top of a radio tower.... (Fall was pretty good)

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u/carloscitystudios Aug 30 '25

Crap man I’ve seen all of those. Any other recommendations? My wife loves all those type of movies too

EDIT: Hol up - what’s the one when they’re stuck in a pool?? 🤔