DaveStebbins
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Really? I thought Tinseltown was $7.00 now? Or do you go to Eastway or West Erie Plaza?kingpaul said:Really? The theatre I go to has matinees at $5 and regular showings at $6.50.
Really? I thought Tinseltown was $7.00 now? Or do you go to Eastway or West Erie Plaza?kingpaul said:Really? The theatre I go to has matinees at $5 and regular showings at $6.50.
Tinseltown...got the prices off of Cinemark's website.DaveStebbins said:Really? I thought Tinseltown was $7.00 now? Or do you go to Eastway or West Erie Plaza?
Were the two links I posted previously (to BoxOfficeMojo and Filmsite) invisible?Dimwhit said:There are websites that adjust movie box office numbers for inflations. Doesn't give number if tickets, but it's close. I believe Gone With the Wind still kicks every other movie out there (including Titanic) for total tickets sold. People still don't see movies today as much as they did in the golden days of Hollywood (40's and 50's or so).
Edit: Here is a good site with inflation-adjusted numbers. (Well, doesn't have the dollars, but it ranks the movies--interesting list.)
Guess that shows how much I pay attention...kingpaul said:Tinseltown...got the prices off of Cinemark's website.
Tarrasque Wrangler said:I think Hand of Evil was referring to DVDs that "self-destruct" after X amount of plays or length of time. I know Disney was working on such a technology.
So, you take Little Mermaid out of the case, it gets exposed to air and starts deteriorating. Your kids watch it every night for 6 months. You find yourself at work humming "Kiss the Girl" while making copies. Then you come home one day and the kids are crying because the disc won't play anymore. You have to schlep down to Target and buy another one, and somewhere, Michael Eisner buys a new pony.
Fast Learner said:Were the two links I posted previously (to BoxOfficeMojo and Filmsite) invisible?
No, seriously, they weren't even kinda invisble. Both are right there on the previous page.Mog Elffoe said:Guess so.
Here's Box Office Mojo's list of All Time top grossers, adjusted for inflation.
Box Office Mojo
Tarrasque Wrangler said:I think Hand of Evil was referring to DVDs that "self-destruct" after X amount of plays or length of time. I know Disney was working on such a technology.
So, you take Little Mermaid out of the case, it gets exposed to air and starts deteriorating. Your kids watch it every night for 6 months. You find yourself at work humming "Kiss the Girl" while making copies. Then you come home one day and the kids are crying because the disc won't play anymore. You have to schlep down to Target and buy another one, and somewhere, Michael Eisner buys a new pony.
dagger said:Yea we have those here, I have seen them in Exxon's and 7 Elevens. Called "EZD's" or something.....
They stop working after 48 hours.....
Easier than renting because you dont have to return the darn things...