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If you're in SF, Sundance Kabuki doesn't show ads beyond a trailer or two. Much nicer theater overall vs. anything in my corner of the world. (Sundance has the
by ConstantineXVI 14y ago
If you're in SF, Sundance Kabuki doesn't show ads beyond a trailer or two. Much nicer theater overall vs. anything in my corner of the world.
(Sundance has theaters in a few other major cities as well, but SF's is the only one I've personally been to.)
- podperson 14y agoSounds good but no use to me :-) My sister used to frequent a Bay Area theater where the ads comprised the owners of the theater chatting (honestly) about upcoming features and the food they were serving (and this was considered a hugely positive component of the experience). It's interesting to me that no major movie chain has tried to differentiate itself along the lines of "going to movies at our theaters is actually pleasant" but I guess the fact that they're able to sell soda and popcorn at a 1.0E+5% markup dwarfs any business model trying to sell some kind of decent experience at a plausible price.