Tonight (presuming there are no small-child meltdowns over darkness and/or loud noises) my kid is going to see her first movie in the theater:
And, of course, we will buy about $14 of very bad, greasy, salty popcorn.
What do you buy at the concession stand? More importantly, what do you wish you could buy there?
There’s a Horton Hears a Who movie!!?!?! I need to find a small child to take to this, pronto! But I don’t think I know any…
I like to get popcorn with movie theater “butter”, but only if I have people to share with. Otherwise, Bunch-a-Crunch or other bite-sized chocolate things. Definitely chocolately things or buttery things. I’m always tempted by the nachos and pretzels, but the “butter” and chocolate always wins out.
I wish they sold cocktails and wine. Reasonably priced. But only at the froofy art theaters. For that matter, I could enjoy a nice latte during my movie too. And maybe some hors d’oeuvres. Wow. This sounds like the best theater ever.
Yes, ma’am. I was on the fence about it until I saw this clip and I was sold.
I admit, I am partial to nachos with their cheese-like ooze. Although I could go for a latte and maybe a pastry, too.
I HAVE to get the popcorn. I can’t smell it without having to get it.
I wish they sold beer. Like good microbrews because that would go great with popcorn.
We used to go to a theater (showing older movies) where you sat a tables and you could order things like pizzas, sandwiches, french fries, appetizers, etc. The food wasn’t outstanding, but it was a fun date night.
I am a smuggler so I don’t buy anything at the movies. But, I would if we had a place like Alamo Drafthouse or they sold that chocolate covered puffed wheat stuff. Or pickles.
We saw Horton Hears a Who this weekend with our 4 1/2 year old. He has been to a few movies, but this was one of the first that he actually sat still all the way through. Overall hubby and I liked it too. I love movie theater pop corn, and cannot pass it by when they are popping it up fresh.
I’m a smuggler, as well. Burritos and Junior Mints; wish I could buy a latte.
Was the movie any good?
I’ve seen people get kicked out for smuggling (the pungent, unmistakable scent of hamburger), so I’ve never risked it on anything other than bottled water.
I like popcorn with buttery/butter-flavored topping.
I have eaten a hot dog once or twice during truly desperate moments.
I get a small popcorn, large soda. No butter. Sometimes I’ll get Sno-Caps as well. I sued to get the $7 hot dog before I got my LAP band surgery, but can’t anymore – it doesn’t agree with me, put it that way. lol
I wish they would serve high-end, nose-in-the-air
coffee drinks, like someone said.
oops, I meant “used”, not “sued”. No hotdogs?? I’m suing your a$$ for deprivement of by-products!
There were no Sno-Caps! None! And no JujyFruits (although I stopped eating them once the green ones started to be lime and not mint).
I think I would sue to get hot dogs, if I had to.
God, I remember the mint ones. Sno-Caps and Jujy Fruits (my brother called them Juicy fruits when he was little)are omnipresent in all movie theaters in NJ. There’s even a standard line-up:
Sno-Caps, then Jujy Fruits, then Bunch-a-Crunch, then Gummi worms, then Goobers, then Butterfinger Bites.
If I may open a can of worms here – do you remember Jujubes? If you do, are you of the camp that pronounces them “joo-joobs” or “joo-joo-bees”?
I do (my grandmother ate them) and I pronounce them in the latter fashion.