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I won't pay that. Simple as that. That's a crazy total.
Yeah..nope
Went to an AMC theater recently after not going to one for years. I waited through about 30 minutes of forced ads before the movie started. The "shut off your cell phone warning" was about 10-15 min early. Guess I'm prepared to show up later than the advertised times in the future and skip it, but can't say I want to go back.
As a kid, going to the movies on the weekend was a regular event. Nowadays as a dad with a family, it's a luxury.
I don't know how much does popcorn etc costs in US theaters but here is India, in multiplexes, popcorn costs more than the price of a single ticket.
I got a $10 ticket to see Asteroid City the other day and both my friend and I were like “wow that was really cheap!”
I'll conveniently save the fee by not watching movies in the theatre!
I got into Moviepass again because of this. They changed it from the last iteration to be points based. Around me a matinee is 10/20 and a normal time is 20/30 based on day of the week. They have deals certain days too where any movie is 7 points as well. I get the 34 credit plan for $10/mo and I get to go see 1 or 2 movies a month for less than 1 movie normally
I barely get change out of $100 for two people and food in "Austrortia" . That's with one large popcorn, a choc-top and two large sodas. Needless to say I don't go very often.
In Austria our biggest cinema company has discounts on every first Sunday of the month, where most of the tickets only cost 5€
You can get the A-List subscription or whatever they call it (basically AMC'e version of Movie Pass). Some friends and I do this and we all see a movie usually every Tuesday.