💭 VIVO GVmax: NOT SPOILER 😉
Sat through Conjuring even though horror isn’t my thing.. I was doing this 🫣 but honestly it was not as scary as the previous ones.. My partner? completely unfazed. I even ended up giggling at the end thanks to mister fearless beside me.
Also my first time watching at Vivo cinema with the big screen (GVmax) — we managed to sit right in the middle, good experience! 🎬 Tickets were $10.50 each (paid with DBS Visa). Snacks set us back $20 for sweet popcorn 🍿 and nacho chips (chips definitely won). In total, $41.50 just for a movie night. Watching in Singapore isn’t exactly cheap… maybe we’re just too used to Malaysia prices 🤭
Rating: we both give it 6/10.
If you're thinking about watching a horror movie like The Conjuring at GVmax Vivo in Vivocity, here's what you might find helpful. GVmax screens offer much larger visuals, giving a more immersive experience, especially for suspenseful movies. The seating plan lets you pick the optimal middle seats for the best view, which I recommend. On the food side, I found the snacks priced around $20 for a sweet popcorn and nacho chips combo—definitely a bit pricier than Malaysia, but the chips were worth it! Also, paying with a DBS Visa helped make the ticket price reasonable at $10.50 each, which is quite fair in Singapore's cinema scene. One interesting prop related to The Conjuring series is the 'Last Rites' mirror, often called the conjuring mirror. It’s fascinating to see such iconic elements connected to the movie while watching. Overall, while the horror level was mild for me, the GVmax cinema experience at Vivo made it worthwhile. I’d rate it a solid 6/10 and would recommend gifting yourself the big screen thrill if you appreciate atmospheres more than jump scares.