Most movies sat through in a row at the theater

[master gandhi]

Three:

Maleficent
A Million Ways to Die in the West
and Edge of Tomorrow, I think.

[ITDEFX101]

4 movies..... from 9am to 6:30 pm. Can't remember which ones but the last one was Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. I plead the 5th on any other information.

[Mr. Forest]

One year I saw four movies in a row. I have no memory of which movies there were though, since this was about ten, eleven, or twelve years ago.

[Unknown450]

Only time I've done this is for marathons. Nolan's Batman Trilogy, Marvel Movie Marathon (6 films the most I've seen in a row at cinema), Die Hard marathon couple years ago.

Those are the ones I can think of atm.

[Petra_Kalbrain]

I think that my record is 6 in a row. A good friend used to be a projectionist/assistant manager at a theatre in my hometown. For nearly 3 years I went every Thursday night and watched his test run of every film that was opening on that Friday. Most weeks it was 2 or 3. One week I am pretty sure that it was 6! The entire facility was switching presentations (7 screens). Started at about 12:20am, finished just after 12:00pm. First showing of the day was at 12:15pm. THAT was a LOOOOONG night.

[Michael24]

No more than two. Back in the '90s, I'd often see a movie and then sneak in to see another that was starting a short time later. I'd hang out in the arcade for a half hour or so being going in to the second movie. Was pretty easy to do back then.

[thecooldud]

Two, though I can't remember what they were.
I did consider seeing Beauty and the Beast and Life on the same day last year, but enjoyed the former so much that I don't think I would have been able to get in the right mind space for the latter so soon.
So I saw it the day after instead.

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by jacobsever

I've done 5 before, but it wasn't directly in a row.

Film festivals. Go to the first screening at 10am, and then see 5 until the day is done. With about 30-60 minute breaks in between to get food and stuff.

Ever been to Telluride? From what I remember, screenings start at 8am, and go as late as midnight

[drdare]

My drive-in does dusk til dawn marathons on memorial day and labor day weekend. The labor day one has five movies in a row. It gets really hard when the fourth movie is terrible and you've been drinking a lot and eating a bunch of crappy food and sitting in a car seat for 11 hours. But the drive-in rules and its awesome to see five movies for 9 bucks, and they give out free coffee, donuts, and egg mcmuffins before the last two movies. I love the drive-in.

[testmon112]

edit: fuked up

Cure for Wellness
Deadpool
Zoolander 2

It was a really bad day.

[jacobsever]

Originally Posted by BluBonnet

Ever been to Telluride? From what I remember, screenings start at 8am, and go as late as midnight

That's where I usually go. Although, I go to the Telluride Horror Show, and not the Telluride Film Festival.

Non stop horror films for 3 days. In October. In a secluded, tiny mountain town. It's my favorite weekend of the year.

[McCrutchy]

Wow, I read this thread as

Most movies sat through in a row at the theater

Which would obviously be a more interesting topic of conversation.

[BluLamp]

Two:

Paolo Sorrentino’s Youth
Justin Kurzel’s Macbeth

I had a splitting headache by the start of Macbeth, though, and couldn’t really enjoy it properly. Plan to revisit it someday.

I also did plenty of double features at the drive in with my parents as a kid, but that’s not in a theater, and I usually zonked out during the second.

[Drexyl666]

6 for me. That was a couple of years ago when I went for the Oscar showcase at AMC where I watched the 5 nominated movies and then stayed and watched "Triple 9". If you've seen Triple 9, you know that it is probably not a good movie to finish a 13 hour movie spree on at 3:00 in the morning and that it made for a really depressing 3 hour drive home.

That said, I rarely ever go to the theaters and watch less than 4. I go once or sometimes twice a month,but,four is my minimum. I gotta drive around 80 miles each way, in order to get to my good theater, so, I try to get as many movies watched in 1 trip as I can. I really hate to waste gas. LoL

[MileHigh AI]

4 different movies on multiple occasions.

Have always wanted to try 5 but the movies never line up right.

I've also done 4 in a row of the same movie twice.
Watched Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith & The Dark Knight back to back to back to back but I was younger then. Don't think I could sit through the same movie 4 times in a row nowadays lol.

btw every ticket was paid for.

[esteban²]

In theatres : 5

I used to do this every year on the 4th of July, since there was an 'American Movie Day' with avant-premieres on that date. It was in Antwerp, Ghent and Brussels. 3 in a row once in two months or so, happened too.

At home : 12

Me and my best friend used to organize a movie marathon at his home for us and a friend or two. Most couldn't handle it. I admit, though, after 8 movies we were zombie-watching.

[Rodney-2187]

I watched a seven-movie marathon when The Force Awakens premiered. There was another one with eight movies for The Last Jedi, but I wasn't able to attend.

Phantom Menace
Attack of the Clones
Revenge of the Sith
Star Wars
Empire Strikes Back
Return of the Jedi
The Force Awakens

[javi92]

Maybe not most movies, but time wise the extended cuts of the first three Lord of the Rings

[Cremildo]

The Mummy and Notting Hill, in 1999.

[Takuma]

Yesterday I watched six (a Toho action double feature followed by "Teruo Ishii Wonder Night"

18:20 Bullet Terror (Shigeaki Hidaka, 1957) (35mm)
20:05 Blood and Diamonds (Jun Fukuda, 1964) (35mm)
22:30 Inferno of Torture (Teruo Ishii, 1969) (35mm)
0:25 Horrors of Malformed Men (Teruo Ishii, 1969) (35mm)
2:20 Porno Jidaigeki: Bohachi Bushido (Teruo Ishii, 1973) (35mm)
3:55 The Executioner 2: Karate Inferno (Teruo Ishii, 1974) (35mm)

When I lived in Finland I used to go to the bi-annual Night Visions film fest where the main event was 7 movies back to back on Sa-Su night(started around 9 pm, finished around 9 am)