PRACTICAL PARSIMONY: Movie Deals This Summer! Will You Go? Can You Recommend Any?

Thursday, June 9, 2016

Movie Deals This Summer! Will You Go? Can You Recommend Any?

This summer, I will be taking in quite a few movies with the deal below.

“SKS will run at our location every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a.m. from June 2 through August 4. “This special includes admission to the chosen movie, a 16 oz. drink and a 46 oz. popcorn for only $4 plus tax. This is for all customers regardless of age. It is truly an amazing offer!”
The movie schedule for SKS is as follows:

June 9               “The Croods”
June 14 & 16     “Epic”
June 21 & 23     “Home”
June 28 & 30     “How to Train Your Dragon 2”
July 5 & 7         “Kung Fu Panda 2”
July 12 & 14     “Monsters vs. Aliens”
July 19 & 21     “Rio 2”
July 26 & 28     “The Peanuts Movie”
August 2 & 4   “Penguins of Madagascar”

I just read the list to exbf. He has seen several of these on tv. I don't even eat popcorn. If I drink that much Coke, I will have to go to the bathroom several times. You know where I will be every week. Well, if I can afford the $4.40!

Before I go to these movies, I will check them out online.

Your turn
Maybe you have a Carmike Cinema with a similar program. Would you go to any of these children's movies?

6 comments:

CarolJune 9, 2016 at 11:10 AM
Yes there are several I would see that I have seen already. Just for the popcorn and soda. Watching a movie in the theater with others is more fun.
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Meg B.June 9, 2016 at 8:04 PM
I took 4 kids and myself to "Jurassic World" last summer. For a matinee, bargain popcorn and soda, it cost over $60.00. The movie was painfully bad to boot. So, financially speaking, your deal is great. I would take my kids to them at that time and price. Only one is young enough to get up that early in the morning in the summer, though!
Generally speaking, though I loathe going to movies, with the "Harry Potter" movies beingvthe exception.
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Anne in the kitchenJune 9, 2016 at 9:28 PM
Enjoy! The only one I have seen is The Crood's and it is a cute movie
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Okay, hoping the annoyances have gone away.

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Thursday, June 9, 2016

Movie Deals This Summer! Will You Go? Can You Recommend Any?

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