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Depending on where you live, there's probably a handful of art-house theaters actively showing non-by-the-numbers movies with ticket prices hovering around $10.
by fetus8 7y ago
Depending on where you live, there's probably a handful of art-house theaters actively showing non-by-the-numbers movies with ticket prices hovering around $10.
I know where I live, these kinds of theaters are still doing quite well, and thrive off of showing smaller films, sometimes with Q&A events w/ filmmakers. They even do showings of classic films via 35mm prints they can get their hands on.
I know this isn't just some local thing either. I know it's happening in the DC/Baltimore, Detroit, LA, and SF area, as well as here in Colorado...
- 0xffff2 7y agoI think this is only true if you live in a major city. I live in the bay area, but I'm in Mountain View, not SF or Oakland. Despite being in one of the largest/most crowded metro areas in the US, as far as I can tell I would have to drive to one of those cities to find an indie movie theater. That's going to add a good hour to the outing, which means it's just not going to happen for me.