Met my wife at one of the local movie houses last night to see the new "Earth" flick from Disney/Nature (I'm not a tree hugger, so don't go there with any response). The 'Early-Bird' ticket prices were $8.75 each. Don't know what the regular price is 'cause my wife got there first and bought the tickets.
Got in line to get a soft drink to share for the movie ($5.50 for a large drink). The family in front of us was a grandmother, mother, and 3 young kids (5-8 years old). By the time they were through with popcorn, drinks, and a couple of ice creams, grandma whipped out the credit card to pay the $49.75 concession stand bill.
Remember the days when you didn't have to take out a 2nd mortgage just to go to the show? How many ways can you spell 'PROFIT'???
What's the local movie rates where y'all live?
By the way, the photography in the 'Earth' movie is outstanding. Reminds me a lot of the old Disney "True Life Adventures" on TV when I was a kid.
Suggestion - if you're taking kids to see it, go to an early movie. If you're not taking kids and really want to enjoy it, go to a late movie so the young ones aren't talking through the whole thing asking questions.
Got in line to get a soft drink to share for the movie ($5.50 for a large drink). The family in front of us was a grandmother, mother, and 3 young kids (5-8 years old). By the time they were through with popcorn, drinks, and a couple of ice creams, grandma whipped out the credit card to pay the $49.75 concession stand bill.
Remember the days when you didn't have to take out a 2nd mortgage just to go to the show? How many ways can you spell 'PROFIT'???
What's the local movie rates where y'all live?
By the way, the photography in the 'Earth' movie is outstanding. Reminds me a lot of the old Disney "True Life Adventures" on TV when I was a kid.
Suggestion - if you're taking kids to see it, go to an early movie. If you're not taking kids and really want to enjoy it, go to a late movie so the young ones aren't talking through the whole thing asking questions.