$10 is more than reasonable for a movie. $14 IS NOT.

In 1998 you could see a movie for $8.50. In 2000 its was $13. Now im not stats major but im pretty sure that this was NOT a reflection of inflation. But it shows that they ended up shooting themselves in the foot because people have obviously stopped going.

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it's a good start but it's not enough. 9.95 for a movie is still too much. if it goes down to 5.50 i will go. as the article says, there will no longer be cheap tuesdays. cheap tuesday night will go up to 9.95. thanks for nothing.

i would still rather lay on my couch and watch a movie than suffer through the crap seating and rude people at the movie.

I have a friend whose a manager at a theatre. I usually don't pay for movies unless going with friends to some other theatre.

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Originally posted by StereoPrincess it's a good start but it's not enough. 9.95 for a movie is still too much. if it goes down to 5.50 i will go. as the article says, there will no longer be cheap tuesdays. cheap tuesday night will go up to 9.95. thanks for nothing. i would still rather lay on my couch and watch a movie than suffer through the crap seating and rude people at the movie.

$5.50?

This is not 1980. $10 is not a big deal to see a movie. I dont think going to see a movie at a theatre should cost the same as renting one. Thats ridiculous. $14 right now is too much but i think $10 is just about right.

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Originally posted by jester Everything in this country is illegal.

"Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery…" Winston Churchill

‎"If you have ten thousand regulations you destroy all respect for the law" - Winston Churchill

wiked.. now i wont have to pay through the ass to see a movie that i should have probably downloaded to begin with

10$ tax in is pretty good, considering the good maintenance and well equipped most of the new theatres are.

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Originally posted by timmyboy Frederick? but they only show 2 movies per week

Fairway Cineplex. $5.49 and it's close enough that I can walk.

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I pay 7.50 for my movies at the Cineplex at the Orion Gate in Brampton (Steeles and Rutherford).

But 10 bucks is fair I suppose, AMC's been charging that much for students and 11 for moviewatcher members (free to join) for what... 2 or 3 years now? With more comfortable seating and cleaner theatres then Famous Players as well... way to be on top of things FP!