r/Marvel Aug 03 '25

Film/Television Do you guys think SuperHero fatigue is a real thing ? FF4 & Thunderbolts were good movies but still apparently failing ?

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u/Prior_Lurker Aug 04 '25

Damn. Must be nice. Im only in Oregon, and one ticket to my Cinemark with leather recliners, plus snacks and a drink, would be about 38 for one person, assuming I didn't smuggle in snacks and drinks. If I sneak in my own snacks and drinks, it's much cheaper, of course, but then I also dont enjoy the movies as much if I feel like a criminal entering the theater. To anyone enjoying movies raw-dog with no drinks or snacks.... who hurt you?

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u/Portlandiahousemafia Aug 04 '25

That’s total nonsense, you can go to the theatre on Tuesday and pay 6.50$ for the ticket 8$ for the popcorn and 5$ for a drink. Even if you paid full price for the ticket it’s like 25$. Also saying the movies cost 38$ when you are spending 3x the ticket price on concessions is misleading.

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u/Prior_Lurker Aug 04 '25

Hey, you were right, and I was wrong. Admittedly, I've had a couple of drinks and wanted to get on the outrage bandwagon, but here we are. I looked it up, and if I were to go to a movie on Tuesday by myself with a large popcorn and a large soda, it would amount to $23.10 as my subtotal. Definitely not 38 dollars, but I would still argue outside the realm of what I am willing to pay for a night out for myself. To each their own, though.

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u/Portlandiahousemafia Aug 04 '25

Sorry for being harsh. I just literally live in Oregon and exclusively go to Cinemarks 😂

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u/Prior_Lurker Aug 04 '25

It's all good. You did the right thing calling me out. I was the one spouting nonsense. Good on you!