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Oh that's Toronto right? I haven't heard any news in QuebecSkilas wrote: ↑ Not sure where you live. But:
https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/movie-theatr ... -1.5712376
It is for Ontario
Hmmm interesting, I bought my tickets like end of November so I hope I can still go, I really hope so cuz I've been so damn excitedDhanushan wrote: ↑ It is for Ontario
In Quebec, theatres and cinemas will have to limit their capacity to 50 per cent starting Monday.
https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/mobile/new- ... -1.5713426
I don't buy concessions when I watch a movie. I make sure I have my lunch or dinner before going. Besides, it was getting ridiculous in Ontario regarding how they had packed movie theaters for Spidey (no social distancing). If they spread people out, then it will still be worth going. I have two tickets for any IMAX, dbox, etc. which will expire on Jan 2022 so I would like to use it. As for these $2.99 movies, I took the kids 5-6 years ago and it entertained them. I still remember classics like Indian and Cupboard which was great. And how many spy kids movies did we watch (all).
If you have an expired ticket, speak with the theater manager. Some allow expired tickets, due to special circumstances (e.g. COVID, theater closed etc). Usually the manager must be there to do the override on the seat purchase.jmc111 wrote: ↑ I don't buy concessions when I watch a movie. I make sure I have my lunch or dinner before going. Besides, it was getting ridiculous in Ontario regarding how they had packed movie theaters for Spidey (no social distancing). If they spread people out, then it will still be worth going. I have two tickets for any IMAX, dbox, etc. which will expire on Jan 2022 so I would like to use it. As for these $2.99 movies, I took the kids 5-6 years ago and it entertained them. I still remember classics like Indian and Cupboard which was great. And how many spy kids movies did we watch (all).
My son and I used the tickets for Spidey the week after it came out. It was DBOX. Cineplex needs to make the experience similar to how they simulate at Universal Studio rides. After a while, the shaking and moving feels the same.
These are the same arguments i had pre covid lol, no i don't want to go to a packed movie theatre where i have to sit elbow to elbow with a stranger. I also don't want strangers closer than 6 feet and spitting into my face covid or not. But yeah that's why i usually don't go to movies on opening weekend.jmc111 wrote: ↑ I don't buy concessions when I watch a movie. I make sure I have my lunch or dinner before going. Besides, it was getting ridiculous in Ontario regarding how they had packed movie theaters for Spidey (no social distancing). If they spread people out, then it will still be worth going. I have two tickets for any IMAX, dbox, etc. which will expire on Jan 2022 so I would like to use it. As for these $2.99 movies, I took the kids 5-6 years ago and it entertained them. I still remember classics like Indian and Cupboard which was great. And how many spy kids movies did we watch (all).
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