The cinema...WTF !!!
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Soldato
A large factor in the ticket prices is actually down to the distributors demanding more money, it may change when all the cinema move to digital but at the moment they are, understandably to a certain extent, reluctant to give a film print worth thousands of euro to a cinema which will earn less money for them than if it went somewhere else.
So, while cinemas do only really make their money on the shop the ticket prices are high to accommodate the distributors or else they won't get the film releases when they come out, or possibly at all. Obviously a standard cinema without major releases is just as dead as a standard cinema without a shop unless some major reworking were to occur.
Man of Honour
Man of Honour
Don't need that for our lass, an elbow to the temple is enough.
Haven't read the whole thread.
Anyway - loved the comment about "No wonder people pirate films" - when over 3/4 of the money spent in the cinema was on food and drink.
That's right, cinema over charge for food and drink and that justifies film theft - just goes to show that these pirates and free-loaders will use any attempt to justify what they do!
Cinema tickets are quite reasonable and if you've got a Cineworld Unlimited card it's an even better deal.
Anyway - loved the comment about "No wonder people pirate films" - when over 3/4 of the money spent in the cinema was on food and drink.
That's right, cinema over charge for food and drink and that justifies film theft - just goes to show that these pirates and free-loaders will use any attempt to justify what they do!
Cinema tickets are quite reasonable and if you've got a Cineworld Unlimited card it's an even better deal.
My local cinema have cameras so they can keep an eye on people.
Lakeside Vue is one of the best cinemas I've ever been to.
Man of Honour
I only ever go on Orange wednesdays now but apparently Orange are looking to drop it. I heard t-mobile were looking to fill the void with something like t-mobile tuesday's but didn't they just merge? Or was it only tower sharing they did and no business sharing?
Soldato
I doubt they will as it has been and still is a massive success.
Soldato
A few people aren't finding the prices the bad part, it's the fact the cinemas are dire, run down and also the fact that many cinema-goers need exterminated.
I think the last few pirate copies of films I've seen have rivalled or been better than the cinema... Pure lol...
Soldato
Just to rub it in as i always do in cinema prices threads, £2.50 for me 2D or 3D
Where did I say anyone, or you in particular were on benefits?
I said I believe people should be able to afford to have a large number of kids before they do so, as children are a huge extra expense, however, they are a choice (despite being our future!)
The only reason I pointed that out was because I believe we all know how many people there are in this country who have as big a family as possible, then expect to get everything on a plate for free because of it. Again, I never pointed any fingers at you.
I'm not sure what your family going to Florida has to do with anything, but that's nice.
Finally, I don't live with my parents and own my own place.
As far as I see it, my point that a single ticket for a film costing just over a tenner is reasonable. Yes it adds up to a hell of a lot if you are taking the wife and four kids, but the individual ticket price, if each individual was paying their way is fair.
Four drinks is a tenner.
It will be more than a tenner in most places and I don't just mean London before somebody chips in with the usual comments.
If it's cheaper than that, the girls you date must be easily impressed and enjoy a run down old men's working club!
Just to rub it in as i always do in cinema prices threads, £2.50 for me 2D or 3D
Cheap cinema tickets no way makes up for the minimum wage job
MW
Man of Honour
I can walk into any of the chain pubs in town and get 4 drinks for under a tenner no problem, its even easier in the none chain places. You obviously drink in expensive pubs
probably paying 6 quid for rum & coke or something