Eliminate TV-Like Commercials Before Movies
Movies have traditionally served as an escape from the real world. The movie theater was a portal into different perspectives on the world around us, and sometimes into worlds completely different tha... continue reading »
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"City, State Oceanside, CA Average number of movies attended per year: 20 No ads before movies!"
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"City, State Encinitas , CA Average number of movies attended per year: 36 We pay enough money for the tickets as it is!"
"City, State Schaumburg, IL I am tired of paying $9 for a movie and have to wtch 10 minutes of Ad's. The Ad's seem to be getting longer. How much do they think we can take?"
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"City, State brooklyn, ny Average number of movies attended per year: 12 is there another way to protest this?"
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"City, State Windsor, CO Average number of movies attended per year: 50 lose the commercials! i hate them!"
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"City, State Gainesville,FL I HATE going to movies now because of the skyrocketing ticket prices combined with the crappy TV commercials that they show. IF tickets were $3 then I wouldn't mind so much."
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"City, State Chattanooga, TN Average number of movies attended per year: 10 More and More Ads everytime!"
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"City, State Litchfield Park, AZ Average number of movies attended per year: 24 I refuse to pay to see commercials."
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"City, State Los Angeles Average number of movies attended per year: 10 I just cant take it anymore"
"City, State Vancouver, BC, Canada Average number of movies attended per year: 100 В"
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"City, State Flower Mound, TX Average number of movies attended per year: 7 It's ridiculous to sit through these spots in the cinema. This takes away from the entertainment experience, and has made me less likely to see a movie. What's next? An intermissi"
