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The way to make this work first off is the cinema on a quiet day offers the chance to rent a smaller theatre and play one of a preselected back catalog of movie
by quickthrower2 5y ago
The way to make this work first off is the cinema on a quiet day offers the chance to rent a smaller theatre and play one of a preselected back catalog of movies.
Then people will do it as a party experience kind of thing. They could just ask for a minimum of 10 customers, which might be a better turn out than the quiet days.
Then extend it by offering a “ride share” where you let the cinema sell more tickets to strangers and as they sell you might get vouchers towards foods and drink thrown in. Why would anyone do this? Pick YOUR film and maybe get free drinks sounds great.
Democratising the film festival ;-)
- bjt 5y agoThe Cinemarks near me did this during COVID. For $100 last summer I was able to rent out a theater and see the original Jurassic Park with my extended family. Rather than a minimum number of people they had a max of 20 (because COVID). Looks like they're still doing it. https://www.cinemark.com/misc/private-watch-party/private-watch-party-info-page https://www.cinemark.com/misc/private-watch-party/private-wa...
- quickthrower2 5y agoLooks like that link has made cloudflare think our hug of love is a DDOS