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*** Official Film Thread ***

Watched The Crash Reel on the iPlayer last night.

It's an excellent documentary about Kevin Pearce the American snowboarder who suffered a TBI from a horrible crash shortly before the 2010 winter Olympics.
 
Staying at my parents with my little one for a few days
They have a local independent cinema so we thought we would go and watch DC League of Superpets
Was £3.50 a ticket entry so £10.50 for 3 of us and a load of popcorn, drinks, sweets was £5 so £15.50 in total
Used to be an old theatre so well over 600 very comfy seats and the air con was ace too, brilliant cinema
Costs me about £75 to go to Everyman, shows it can be done
 
markysimmo said:
Staying at my parents with my little one for a few days
They have a local independent cinema so we thought we would go and watch DC League of Superpets
Was £3.50 a ticket entry so £10.50 for 3 of us and a load of popcorn, drinks, sweets was £5 so £15.50 in total
Used to be an old theatre so well over 600 very comfy seats and the air con was ace too, brilliant cinema
Costs me about £75 to go to Everyman, shows it can be done
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There are some real good independents out there.

Sometimes I wonder why they don't charge more, not much, just a couple of quid. People would still happily go.
 
ricky2tricky4city said:
There are some real good independents out there.

Sometimes I wonder why they don't charge more, not much, just a couple of quid. People would still happily go.
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We went at 10.30am and I’d say there was at least 20 families in there at that time

A lot of my pals take their kids every week as it’s a really inexpensive few hours
 
markysimmo said:
We went at 10.30am and I’d say there was at least 20 families in there at that time

A lot of my pals take their kids every week as it’s a really inexpensive few hours
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Worthing has a lovely old theatre that shows movies. Much prefer it to the cinemas in Brighton that cost an arm and a leg. Don't go often, think top gun was the last one I saw.
 
Think with cinemas they have to pay a percentage of each ticket to the film distributors. 90% on an opening weekend for a blockbuster then drops a bit afterwards. So cinemas mostly make their money from food and drinks anyway.
 
ricky2tricky4city said:
There are some real good independents out there.

Sometimes I wonder why they don't charge more, not much, just a couple of quid. People would still happily go.
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My mates been involved in similar but with food openings and its something to do with them being community assets I think. I think its a great thing and can be the life blood for many areas, especially outside of the smoke
 
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