Dattebayo wrote:Well, count the blessings you have:
#1. Half an hour drive is a cake walk.
#2. $10.50 is an amazing theater price. Here it's $12.50 at matinee and regularly $16 for a ticket. Buying online gets you a $2 reduction, but you still have to wait in line to get the tickets.
#3. DOLLAR theater? What's that?
1: Back in Utah, half an hour brought a half dozen different top-class theaters into reach.
2: None of them were more than $10.50 for a ticket. In fact, the two best theaters in that area are $9.25 or under per ticket unless you're talking 3D/IMAX.
3: It's a crappy outdated theater showing out-of-date movies that families with 13 kids go to because they had 13 kids and thus can't afford anything ever unless it's for a dollar apiece. I.E. Not for me.
So, you see, it's a step down all around. Movie choices are restricted. Tickets are vastly more expensive for theaters that are vastly inferior. And the half-hour drive, rather than being on well-groomed eight-lane Utah highways, is across 2-lane surface streets where speed limits are accepted as end-of-the-world panic situation emergency speeds only.