Fucking bad ASS movie. I won't spoil it for anyone but I saw it at the new Chunkys in Nashua. I highly recommend seeing it at a Chunkys. Nothng like watching a movie like that while having buckets of beer brought to your seat.

i wish i could see this and the Aquateen movie as a double (or triple?) feature at a drive in.

i always thought they should serve beer at the movies and then i drove past a theater in stoughton actually does. i think it was stoughton?

Chunkys needs to be a national chain. It's only $6.50 per ticket and they serve beer, wine, and food and the seats are wicked comfy.

we have a place like that out here called the Elm...but they only ever show crappy family type movies.

chunkys interests me a lot.

There used to be one in Franklin, NH (home of very few teeth) but I think it is something else now. I hate movie theaters (due to the fact that there are people there) and I think the beer would just add violence to my annoyance.

i usually drink at regular movie theaters regardless.

i can't remember the last time i went to a movie theater.

I agree, if you don't see it in the theater, AT LEAST buy the DVD later

and drink beer too

Oh yeah, I will definitely see it via Netflix. And press pause for beer and weed breaks.

This Chunky's place sounds like the greatest place on Earth.

The Chunkys in Franklin is now Smittys...same concept though

Chunkys sucks big donkey balls. I live in nashua, have gone to the one both in nashua and pelham.

They show terrible movies, I am very surprised they got grindhouse there, usually they only play family movies or lame ass comedies.


and the tickets are really cheap, but that's because the food sucks, I know the people that cook it, one is named captain caveman.

they never turn the lights fully down, or atleast not when I went.

the waiters come around bothering you throughout the movie.

the seats are really hard to get a good view in. and eat at the same time, they should borrow the seating idea from the cable guy in the scene at the renaissance place

we got a real siskel on our hands here

y_ddraig_goch said:

Yeah but...there's beer.

Mess said:

Yup! Stoughton theater sells beer and wine.

nice! i thought so.

Mess said:


Where are you from/what were you doing in Stoughton?>

People eating means people talking and making noise. I hate Chunky's. If I care enough about a movie that I actually go see it in theaters, which is pretty rare (last one I saw was Land of the Dead 2 years ago), I'll probably end up eating way better food before or afterwards with friends as part of the movie going experience. Chunky's sucks.

y_ddraig_goch said:

The lights were down last night.

If you consider someone asking if you want more beer and then bringing it to you to be "bothering you" then you are at the wrong fucking theater.

The seats turn in all directions and they aren't bolted to the floor so you can move them wherever you want. I could see it being a problem if the theater was full but it was pretty empty last night and we had a table to ourselves. The unused chairs became foot rests. It fucking ruled.

Sure the food wasn't the greatest but if you go to a movie theater for fine dining.....(do I need to finish this sentance?)

pam said:


EXACTLY!!

Now that the weather is getting better its really annoying to have to wear a heavy jacket just to sneak in a 12 pack.
Having a waiter bring a bucket of Buds to your seat just rules. Plus, its nice to be able to drink without looking around every time you take a sip.

People who don't drink should not go to Chunkys. In fact, people who don't drink should not go anywhere that I go.

this movie is fuckin unbelieveable, and so is alcohol!

Mike_Giallo said:

don't gimme no lies
and keep yo hands to yoself

Uuhhh...what?

i'm from colorado and who the fuck knows what i was doing in stoughton? poisoned nordic goregrinder

hey man All I am saying is that nashua hasn't had a movie theatre in years and then they stick us with one that doesnt play too many movies, and very rarely plays anything other than pixar or disney. Out of all the movies that have been released since it opened the only one I would have ever seen there were 300 and grindhouse

stoughton serves beer, there used to be a cine-pub in attleboro, but i'm not sure if it's still there. I just bring my own to Randolph or wherever.