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Don't you have to pay extra for the movie anyways? I recall Disney recently charged a movie ticket price for the showing of their latest princess movie. At tha
by bruiseralmighty 6y ago
Don't you have to pay extra for the movie anyways? I recall Disney recently charged a movie ticket price for the showing of their latest princess movie.
At that point, you are really only saving on snacks. I agree that that's not thing, but its not as if buying the TV grants you the cost of admission to the movie as well.
I don't own a TV and I still go to theaters for the occasional movie. I've always felt that I got my moneys worth when going out to the theater. Plus, having a large TV mounted somewhere is just another piece of furniture that I have to account for.
I think a home theater system makes sense for a diminishing segment of the population. A theater is cheaper if you are only interested in major releases.
- schwartzworld 6y ago> Don't you have to pay extra for the movie anyways? If you want to watch relatively recent movies you might have to pay extra, but not per viewer as you do in a theater.
- bruiseralmighty 6y agoI guess it does bring down the cost of the movie ticket overall.