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It's a free market system. Theatres have to justify the $8-15 charge in addition to the outrageous food charges. In many cases, you are paying for the large screen and better sound system, which most people cannot afford.
I do own DVD's of movies I have seen in the theatre, cable, or free TV.
I don't think anyone misses the time when the movie business was a 'vertical monopoly', with the entire production to theatre process controlled by studios.
Personally, I think spending $60 to take my son and wife to a theatre and have a soda and popcorn each has reached the limit. Unless it's a movie that really requires the large screen and sound, it's probably not worth it.
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01-22-2006, 11:38 AM
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