Where was this? Is the Strand still in business?
(Beautiful) Downtown New Britain, Ct.
So after thinking some I can truly say, that although some of my fondest memories are of great movies seen in movie theaters with lots of enjoyment and entertainment I am now ready for theaters to completely fail and be wiped out. My fond memories are in the past completely. It is time the theaters die out.
I am really digging those nostalgic pictures you are all finding and posting. Great memories. Shame that is all they might ever be is memories.
Going to the theater now, at least for me does little but annoy me anymore. I am just one of the first wave of folks who are fed up with those things we can't control such as the pricing, the quality of the films or of the actors, and the bad behavior of others who spoil our movie.
...we now own one of the largest screen TVs, about to buy an even bigger one.... Are theaters now obsolete because of that? I know I am not the only one who is opting for the best in home theater entertainment.
Hey Wolfman, pal. For the most part, I agree with you. There are some theater owners who are trying desperately to hang on and are raising concession prices which affects their loyal customers. That's a tough way to run a business and it may be hurting them in the long run. There are other theaters that haven't raised prices for admissions and concessions and are also hanging in there and getting by with some cleverness. It's a tough call and tough times for them. Most independent theater owners make a modest amount of profit and some even have other jobs they do to make ends meet.
I once enjoyed going to a theater immensely. Even if the movies weren't great at least it was a cheap form of entertainment. Theaters however have "chosen" to make it no longer a cheap form of entertainment. If a family of four goes to the movies with a ticket price of 7.50 (and that is less than the 3D price) That is 30 bucks just to get in.
Are you a fan of the Rock Cats then? Here is a photo of my New Britain Rock Cats jersey:
...a friend ... has a 102 inch screen, with special acoustical drywall in there plus Blu-ray and state of the art surround sound.
Theatre owners basically make all their profit at the concession stand, whatever the model. up to 90% of opening week ticket money goes to the distributor, and even second rum I don't know that that goes below 50%.
Now that's interesting. Does the percentage of the admission price going to the theatre increase after the first week then? If not, when does it increase? I'd much rather support the theatre than the Hollywood studios and the grotesquely overpaid movie stars. And I really don't give a damn who the actors are playing in a flick. The only big name movie stars that might attract me to flicks are Godzilla, Rodan, Gorgo and Reptilicus.
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