Bridge Cinemas 220 S 40th St Philadelphia, PA 19104 (215) 386-3300
Philadelphia Festival of World 3701 Chestnut St Philadelphia, PA 19104 (215) 895-6593
United Artist Theatre Circuit 1619 Grant Ave Philadelphia, PA 19115 (215) 677-8019
Pig Iron Theater Company 340 N 12th St Philadelphia, PA 19107 (215) 627-1027
Cheswick Theatre Pittsburgh St Cheswick, PA 15024 (412) 362-7755
Cinema Consultants & Services International Incorporated 1250 Brookline Blvd Pittsburgh, PA 15226 (412) 343-3900
Waterworks Cinema 923 Freeport Rd Pittsburgh, PA 15238 (412) 784-1402
Showcase Cinemas North 9700 McKnight Rd Pittsburgh, PA 15237 (412) 931-1870
Wyomissing Theatres 800 Berkshire Blvd Reading, PA 19610 (610) 374-1279
Fox Theatres Corporate Office 4500 Perkiomen Ave Reading, PA 19606 (610) 779-4488
Fairgrounds Square Shopping Mall 3050 N 5th Street Hwy Reading, PA 19605 (610) 921-9277
Fox East Theatre Reading, PA 19608 (610) 779-6553
Folks love going out to the movies on Fridays and Saturday nights. But we've observed an interesting phenomenon over the past couple of months. Would you believe that more people are choosing to stay home and rent movies?
With the economy tanking and people out of jobs, they need to save money. So instead of going to the movie theaters, they have taken up going to Blockbuster and such instead.
AMC Movies is a great cinema hall destination because they tend to have these coupons for cheap movies. You can watch any movie as long as it is not new for free.
Loews and Regal are also two of the next very popular theaters out there.
Prices vary across the country. For those that live in California, people pay over $10. A family of 4 would expect to spend about $60 in movies and snacks when going to the movies instead of about $5 if renting a new movie.
The downside to renting is that you cannot watch the latest of movies, you are stuck watching an older movie.