#Cineplex

[apara-dise-penguin]

Jenna Ortega on the dark side of unicorns and her new film Death of a Unicorn

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Watching a movie at a Cineplex theatre will now cost a bit more because the company has increased ticket prices. After receiving a tip about increased prices at the theatre chain, we cross-checked these claims online. For a Toronto-area theatre, a general ticket now costs $16. In a statement, a Cineplex representative confirmed the change and the reasoning behind it.

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Tagging: @newsfromstolenland

[oldshowbiz]

[schizoid-radical]

Spy x Family Code: White was poorly promoted in Canada.

Crunchyroll put its movie website up before Cineplex (and probably other theaters had later) even had listings. I've seen a couple comments from people who checked early on who mistakenly believed it was only playing at a few theaters in Canada. Cineplex also did not even list a lot of additional theaters until this week, meaning you get around two days before opening night to even know if it will be playing in your town. Very short notice.

I'm seeing it tonight, so far only the dub showing has other seats reserved. I'm sure it will be bigger based on previous experience but I think they could have done a lot better.

[newsfromstolenland]

Not politics, but my favorite BatShit Canada moment in recent history was when that dude from Cineplex left/got fired a lil before the pandemic started (Tanner Zipchen) and revealed he had been paid almost exclusively in CInePoints for. Far too long. Wonder how that guys doing now lmao

lest we forget

[badflicks]

Is it though

[musiquesduciel]

| August 2024 Mood Board |

[girlandthedarkness]

saw tbosas in theater today and I love it, but the pace felt so rushed, I guess it's cause I know that there's more to the story and also coryo came off so likable, cause there's no intern monologs where we can see how deranged he truly is, but I got entertained and that's what matter 8/10

[fordhampr]

TODAY IS NATIONAL CANADIAN FILM DAY! Here's how we can celebrate our films and filmmakers....

Today, April 17th, is National Canadian Film Day (CanFilmDay), presented by REEL CANADA, which will shine a spotlight on Canadian films so distinct, delightful, eccentric, and profoundly human that even the most advanced Artificial Intelligence couldn’t conceive them!  The 2024 programming spotlight, Films That A.I. Could Never Make, reaffirms that no algorithm can embody the essence, or conjure…

[boomerbroadcaster]

Boomers Do Barbie

Pretty in pink, doing Barbie with one of my BFFs. This boomer joined a friend and her husband to see Barbie, the movie, this week. My own husband declined and I’m afraid he short-changed himself. I have only one word to describe the movie—BRILLIANT! When the first whispers of a Barbie movie started hitting the media I could not imagine what on earth they could concoct in Hollywood to make a movie…

[masoncarr2244]

[ithopoiia]

[yourstrulylightstar283]

Beautiful, I love Cineplex! 😀

movie theatre aesthetic

[dragonhistorian]

We definitely entered the darkest timeline when tanner zipchen left the cineplex pre-show I miss that guy

[afnguy]

[planetgeekproductions]

Follow us to, inside and after the theater for a spoiler free review of Marvel Studios Thunderbolts*

Part 2 Checking out the merchandising, merchandising, merchandising!

I'm joined by my fellow Summer Movie Draft 2025 Co-Hosts Dan as we see the Thursday night advanced showing, check out the available special popcorn/drinks containers, and a quick overall review.