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Old 08-03-2005, 03:06 PM   #1
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Default $2.50 is too expensive!!!

I had to laugh at the episode where James say $2.50 is too damn expensive for a movie ticket. If he had lived, can you imagine what he would say about $10.00 or $11.00 movie tickets?
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I had to laugh at the episode where James say $2.50 is too damn expensive for a movie ticket. If he had lived, can you imagine what he would say about $10.00 or $11.00 movie tickets?
It would probably kill him.

I guess I live in a great area. I get movie tickets around here for $5 and $6.
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It would probably kill him.

I guess I live in a great area. I get movie tickets around here for $5 and $6.

The theater where my sister lives charges $4.50 a ticket and $2.50 a ticket for the matinee. What I want is a maxi-saver cinema! $1.00 regular price and 50 CENTS matinee!!! I don't have any around me.
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I know of a $2.00 movie theater that sells $1.00 hot dogs.
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The theater where my sister lives charges $4.50 a ticket and $2.50 a ticket for the matinee. What I want is a maxi-saver cinema! $1.00 regular price and 50 CENTS matinee!!! I don't have any around me.
When a Matinee plays down town it costs $3.00. Thats about the cheapest I've seen around here.
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OMG BRIAN, I am trying to type this as I am laughing my ass off at that!!!!! R U SERIOUS???? That's hilarious. Man, you make my sides hurt!!!!
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Let me see, here in Southern California in the city I live, $7.50 for movie tix (regular not matinee) $3.50 Hot dog $2.75 regular size soda $4 large popcorn. F**k the movies, I will rent off my t.v. or download from internet!!!! LOL
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Let me see, here in Southern California in the city I live, $7.50 for movie tix (regular not matinee) $3.50 Hot dog $2.75 regular size soda $4 large popcorn. F**k the movies, I will rent off my t.v. or download from internet!!!! LOL
I do know that out here if you get a large popcorn and drink it can cost more then the ticket.
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The average movie ticket price in 1974 was $1.55

When you already have to pinch pennies, $2.50 would be expensive.

For $2.50 Florida could buy a loaf of bread, a dozen eggs, a gallon of milk, and a 5lb bag of sugar. Give or take one of these items.
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The average movie ticket price in 1974 was $1.55

When you already have to pinch pennies, $2.50 would be expensive.

For $2.50 Florida could buy a loaf of bread, a dozen eggs, a gallon of milk, and a 5lb bag of sugar. Give or take one of these items.
Yep, that's the damn truth.
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Here, I think the movie tickets cost either seven dollars or eight dollars. We go to see a movie perhaps once a year, twice at the most, so we really do not go very often. If anything, we rent movies but we haven't even been doing that lately. Anyway, it amazed me when we went to the movies. I believe it was back around December. We stopped and saw a movie and the refreshments cost MORE than the tickets!!!!! I believe that we paid a total of fourteen dollars for two tickets but we paid sixteen dollars for a large tub of popcorn, and two large soda-pops!!!! When I was growing up, around here, the "matinee" was considered the first showing of the day. And if I remember correctly, it was $1.50 to see a matinee.

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