Directors Smallest Crowd you saw at a movie theater. (1 Viewer)

[Elizabeth S]

Me and one other person at a showing of "Cabaret" when they brought it back a few years later.

 

[Wes C]

Supernova. Me and 3 of my friends.

 

[Martin Fontaine]

Just Visiting - We were 3 Including me (And I liked it too... Almost bought the DVD)

Josie And The Pussycats had very few people too... Less than 20 I'd say... And I liked it a lot and bought the DVD!

 

[Patrick McCart]

I hate admiting this...

Patch Adams.

 

[John Thomas]

I've been to several movies where I was the only one in the audience. For some movies (comedy mostly) a crowd is good...but the rest, I'll take being in there by myself any day.
I recall a few just from last year: Hannibal, Mulholland Drive and Sidewalks of New York; all empty besides little ol' me.

 

[RobR]

Mission to Mars. One of the worst movies I've seen. It was on a weekday and there were just three of us: me, my wife, and a friend. We had the theater to ourselves.

I wonder if they still roll the film if nobody is present.

 

[Frank Anderson]

Including myself one. Forrest Gump and The Hunt for Red October. Both movies were seen almost 8 months after their first release.

 

[paul o'donnell]

When I saw fight club (it was in the middle of the day). There were only two others in there, one was my friend

 

[Ash Williams]

One, myself. It was an 11:00 P.M showing of A.I. Artificial Intelligence. That was the first time it ever happened to me, it was cool.

 

[brentl]

Me and my shadow watching Major League ?. fire alarm went off ... I got a free pass ... went and saw a DIFFERENT movie
Brent

 

[Tommy G]

When my wife and kids and I went to see Atlantis, we were the only ones in the theater and it was the opening weekend first show! 4 people in a theater....how great is that.

 

[Edwin-S]

U-571. I was the lone person in the place and it must have been able to seat 300.

 

[Steve Enemark]

Zero. I saw it happen lots of times when I worked at a movie theater.

 

[Aaron Schmitt]

1: I went to see Jurassic Park a year+ after it had opened, at a local megaplex that must have needed a movie to fill a screen so they brought that back, and I was the only one there.

Aaron

 

[Ron Eastman]

The recent (well, a couple years ago) re-release of Wizard of Oz. Sadly, there were only 4 of us in the theater. I figured the showing would have at least a few families.

 

[LukeB]

5 people at Ocean's 11 in January and there were 5 at today's showing of The Royal Tenenbaums.

 

[Dave Zemens]

In 1992 the film "Hoffa" was filmed, in part, in Detroit. Myself and several friends were extras who were part of the several street scenes that were filled at Detroit's Eastern Market area.

When my wife and I went to see the film (a weekeday, 11:30am showing at a large mall), we were the *only* two people in the theater.

It was great.

Now, we enjoy the same benefits of that experience with our own home theater!

Dave Zemens

Rochester, Michigan

 

[John Randolph]

I went to see John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars, and there were only 2 other people in the theater (and it was opening weekend).

 

[Ryan T]

My friend and I went to see battle field earth. We where the only people there. I wonder why.

Ryan

 

[ace peterson]

Smallest crowd I've seen: 2. That's counting myself. That was a matinee showing of Lord of the Rings several weeks after it was released. The other person was a lady. I couldn't tell if she was hot or not, or maybe... (j/k)