This was my first thought. I don’t know anyone in my group who wouldn’t recoil at the proposition - absolutely not worth the overpriced trouble when you can just raise the black flag
We have a decent movie theater only a few minutes from my house. Their ticket prices aren’t terrible, but their concession prices are just as ridiculous as anywhere I have seen.
They do have recliners for seats and every experience has been fun, but pricey. I only and just for big highly visual movies every year or two at most, because the cost is just not worth it even for the solidly positive experience. Heck, I even passed on a few movies that probably would have been better in the theater because I just didn’t try hard to make it before they left.
I only go to two theaters in my city. One is a true (certified) full IMAX screen, although it’s digital and not 70mm. The other is also certified IMAX but the screen is a little narrower. The former I only go for really deserving films like Dune, which is once every two years maybe. The latter I go for “lesser” IMAX movies because they have $5 Tuesdays and it’s a new theater with nice and clean seats.
People still go to the movie theater?
Not if I can help it. They’re sticky, noisy, ad-riddled, and uncomfortable. Plus, when they’re three hours long, I’m going to want a break.
This was my first thought. I don’t know anyone in my group who wouldn’t recoil at the proposition - absolutely not worth the overpriced trouble when you can just raise the black flag
We have a decent movie theater only a few minutes from my house. Their ticket prices aren’t terrible, but their concession prices are just as ridiculous as anywhere I have seen.
They do have recliners for seats and every experience has been fun, but pricey. I only and just for big highly visual movies every year or two at most, because the cost is just not worth it even for the solidly positive experience. Heck, I even passed on a few movies that probably would have been better in the theater because I just didn’t try hard to make it before they left.
I only go to two theaters in my city. One is a true (certified) full IMAX screen, although it’s digital and not 70mm. The other is also certified IMAX but the screen is a little narrower. The former I only go for really deserving films like Dune, which is once every two years maybe. The latter I go for “lesser” IMAX movies because they have $5 Tuesdays and it’s a new theater with nice and clean seats.
These are not the lie-max theaters like AMC has.