| The schedule of start times is essential to the routinisation of filmgoing. |
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| But then, if I were writing, I'd only be writing about the changing nature of filmgoing and film exhibition. |
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| The context of this paper is filmgoing in Britain and the United States during the 1930s, when filmgoing was the dominant paid-for leisure activity in both countries. |
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| Yet, the greatest stumbling bloc to investigating audience reaction is the question of how to evaluate the filmgoing experience. |
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| Though filmgoing is a communal activity, each of us is alone in the cinematic experience. |
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| Again, giving much more detail would rob the filmgoing experience of what limited entertainment value it possesses. |
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| Once inside the book, the reader is taken on magnificent journey through an anthology of writing on film that includes more than 100 selections on filmmaking and filmgoing. |
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