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I understand why they're doing it and that it follows similar models in stadiums and for concerts but something about it just rubs me the wrong way. Maybe I'm g

I understand why they're doing it and that it follows similar models in stadiums and for concerts but something about it just rubs me the wrong way. Maybe I'm getting old and used to the way things were but I liked that if you planned ahead you could get a great seat for the same price as anyone else

nh23423fefe 4y ago
To me its an indicator of a dying business. For all the hate they get, the only movies worth seeing are ${big budget} movies anyway because why pay $20 to watch 30 minutes of ads which are on youtube, to see some dark quiet oscar candidate, while I can't pause or go to the bathroom for hours after paying $10 for pepsi? If I'm paying and leaving my couch it has to be for an experience I can't get. This is just abuse masquerading as profit maximization. Movie theaters are lame, I don't care what Spielberg or Nolan think I should want.