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I went to see "Past Lives" (highly recommend) and of all the previews Barbie and Oppenheimer were the two I resolved to see. On separate days, though, I can't i
by zwieback 3y ago
I went to see "Past Lives" (highly recommend) and of all the previews Barbie and Oppenheimer were the two I resolved to see. On separate days, though, I can't imagine doubling these two up. Do people do this to save money?
- hn8305823 3y agoI think it's as simple as "hey, there's a thing going around the Internet, lets do the thing"
- babypuncher 3y agoI'm not doing a "double feature", but I am seeing both opening weekend, which is something I haven't done in a long time. My local film society got a 35mm print of Oppenheimer, which I have tickets to see opening night. Barbie on the other hand I'm happy seeing on a digital screen closer to home.
- sC3DX 3y agoI don't think it's any cheaper. In the US (and I assume everywhere?) you need to buy separate tickets. Maybe you end up buying less snacks?
- zwieback 3y agoIn our multiplex (US) I could go from theater to theater since the seats aren't assigned but I've never done that, even though I complain about high ticket prices. It's not "legal", of course, but I doubt the bored teenagers would go around hunting down cheaters.
- thornewolf 3y agoThe reason to double them is specifically the stark contrast between the two. As the gen-zs would say, "for the meme."