11-04-2003, 10:19 AM
anyone checking it out?
WAY off topic.. Tupac Resurrection movie
11-04-2003, 10:28 AM
I heard an ad for it this morning while I was getting ready for class. It sounds interesting to say the least...but I don't know if its worth dropping $8.75. Movie prices are getting out of hand.
-Jenna
-Jenna
11-04-2003, 11:17 AM
he is dead, mind you it would be great if Biggie and Tupac pulled of the biggest prank in the world and faked both their deaths but unfortunately that's not going to happen... rumours have it that it was actually Suge Knight that killed both... supposedly he killed Tupac because he was leaving Death Row, and then he killed Biggie so that it looked like a gangsta war rather than put the pressure on himself...
the movie is about him, but from what I've seen so far they seem to make it look as if he's the one actually telling you the story..
Tupac was #8 on Forbes list of dead celebrities making $.. (Tupac $12 million)
Elvis was number 1 at $40 million
either way this movie should be good..
Runnin' sounds good!
the movie is about him, but from what I've seen so far they seem to make it look as if he's the one actually telling you the story..
Tupac was #8 on Forbes list of dead celebrities making $.. (Tupac $12 million)
Elvis was number 1 at $40 million
either way this movie should be good..
Runnin' sounds good!
11-04-2003, 11:15 PM
Jenna_Bird Wrote:I heard an ad for it this morning while I was getting ready for class. It sounds interesting to say the least...but I don't know if its worth dropping $8.75. Movie prices are getting out of hand.
-Jenna
$8.75 is a bargin, here in Vancouver it is $14 I think and $11 for a matinee.
11-04-2003, 11:53 PM
dannya2 Wrote:$8.75 is a bargin, here in Vancouver it is $14 I think and $11 for a matinee.
hmmm, I think I'll keep my trap shut about that from now on!! :o
-Jenna
11-05-2003, 12:18 AM
Jenna_Bird Wrote:dannya2 Wrote:$8.75 is a bargin, here in Vancouver it is $14 I think and $11 for a matinee.
hmmm, I think I'll keep my trap shut about that from now on!! :o
-Jenna
Adult (18-64) $10.75
Youth (14-17) $8.75
Children (3-13) $5.50
Golden Age (64+) $5.50
Mon-Thur: Matinee & Evenings $7.00
Fri-Sun Matinees $7.50
Thats the Price in Halifax. They keep raising the price for Mon-Thirs Matinee.
I need 2 Kingston Tickets, please help.
11-05-2003, 07:13 AM
Jenna's $8.75 is in USD - convert that to Canadian $$$ and it is about $60! :lol:
Actually it is $11.6401 CAD according to http://www.xe.com/ucc so it's not that much of a bargain.
Movies and CD's are both waaaaaaayyyyyyy too expensive!!!
Actually it is $11.6401 CAD according to http://www.xe.com/ucc so it's not that much of a bargain.
Movies and CD's are both waaaaaaayyyyyyy too expensive!!!
11-05-2003, 10:15 AM
wow!!
at the 10-theatre cineplex i used to work at has a $7 maximum price
mat. are $5
(cdn)
at the 10-theatre cineplex i used to work at has a $7 maximum price
mat. are $5
(cdn)
11-05-2003, 10:29 AM
We have a rainbow theatre here. They show older movies that are not yet on video. They are $4 and 2.50 for mat.
My kind of price :lol:
My kind of price :lol:
11-05-2003, 10:52 AM
farmerdan69 Wrote:wow!!
at the 10-theatre cineplex i used to work at has a $7 maximum price
mat. are $5
(cdn)
Chris, thank you for clearing up the fact that I'm not just cheap and whiney. :lol: :lol:
-Jenna
11-05-2003, 12:28 PM
Jenna - you didn't sound cheap and whiney to me.
You know though, I would go and see way more movies if they were cheaper; and can we do something about the price of popcorn, cola, and M&M's!!!
Now I'm being cheap and whiney - at least that's what my friends say.
cratch:
You know though, I would go and see way more movies if they were cheaper; and can we do something about the price of popcorn, cola, and M&M's!!!
Now I'm being cheap and whiney - at least that's what my friends say.
cratch:
11-05-2003, 01:56 PM
Here in Halifax, the Empire Threatre (which is probably the costs Lance quoted) is the best place to go, but the Famous Players where I live has $6.95 + tax ($7.91 or something altogether) for all movies, all the time.
Not only is it more convenient, for me anyway, but you save up to $3 on a weekend show over going to Empire. And it's got 8 screens too, so it's not too small to have a good selection.
Not only is it more convenient, for me anyway, but you save up to $3 on a weekend show over going to Empire. And it's got 8 screens too, so it's not too small to have a good selection.
11-05-2003, 03:38 PM
chris Wrote:You know though, I would go and see way more movies if they were cheaper; and can we do something about the price of popcorn, cola, and M&M's!!!
Now I'm being cheap and whiney - at least that's what my friends say.
In this sense, I have the ultimate plan...go on college discount night and smuggle in gummy bears in my grotesquely oversized purse. mwhahahaha. :lol:
-Jenna
11-05-2003, 04:15 PM
Yummmm gummy bears :lol: :wink:
Yes well don't even get me started about prices over here in the Netherlands. For a movie around here we pay like 10-12 $ (cdn) too which I guess is similar to the prices some of you quoted. However CD's in general cost about 20 € which converted equals about 30 $(cdn) and prices only go up from there. :roll: :roll:
And record companies get mad at people for downloading and burning their own music..... :?
chris Wrote:Jenna's $8.75 is in USD - convert that to Canadian $$$ and it is about $60! :lol:
Actually it is $11.6401 CAD according to http://www.xe.com/ucc so it's not that much of a bargain.
Movies and CD's are both waaaaaaayyyyyyy too expensive!!!
Yes well don't even get me started about prices over here in the Netherlands. For a movie around here we pay like 10-12 $ (cdn) too which I guess is similar to the prices some of you quoted. However CD's in general cost about 20 € which converted equals about 30 $(cdn) and prices only go up from there. :roll: :roll:
And record companies get mad at people for downloading and burning their own music..... :?
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