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| ChadTower:
Absolutely. When the Independence Day sequel came out we went to a double feature of the original and the new. The new sucked, of course, but it was awesome to see Independence Day on the big screen again. |
| wp34:
You must live in a bigger/better location. We don't get enough options like that. I haven't seen the new Independence Day yet but would have gone to that double-feature for sure. We did get Smokey and the Bandit a few weeks ago but it was a 40 minute drive and we would have had to see it on a Sunday evening so it didn't work out. |
| pbj:
I went to go see Ghostbusters on some anniversary. 25th? It was cool and all but the ticket guy got a little miffed when I said, "are you ---smurfing--- kidding me?" when I found out it was full price admission. I was with friends and trapped, but I gotta say ordinarily I top out around $5 on old crap. :dunno |
| ChadTower:
That's the real downside. These things tend to be 'special events' and you have to pay full price. We have a couple of theaters that show Fathom Events here and I follow their schedule closely. There are a couple of cinema pubs that show an old movie once a week on thursdays but that's an hour away. Independence Day was a single showing special release event from the distributor that only ran locally in one theater. And when a Marvel movie comes out they tend to offer multiple screenings of related films. When Civil War came out they had a ridiculous 24 hour showing of ALL of the modern Marvel movies in order. None of these places put much effort into promoting this stuff, though. Best way I have found to track them is by following the companies on Facebook. |
| HaRuMaN:
Out here in Arizona at the Harkins theaters they do classic movie night on Tuesdays and it's $5 a ticket. :cheers: |
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