Went and saw that flick last night. based onthe true story of a blackjack team formed from MIT students! Was ok, a tad slow, more of a rental than forking out $22 to see it at the theatre!!

$$ -- No kidding. We went to see Meet the Browns the other night. Same review.... wait for it to be on t.v. At least you're not paying $6.50 for bulk burnt popcorn. Should have asked for our money back. I think we dropped ~$30 by the time all was said and done. There's two hours of my life I'll never get back.

We never buy the food at the theatre, wife brings her purse, and we load up at the grocery store,lol

I hear ya. I'm going to do the same the next time. I'm not much of a movie-goer.... my husband pretty much has to pry me out of the house to go to one, so I had not a clue that it was so darned expensive. They were actually charging $4 for a crappy old little shrivelled-up hotdog! I don't think we'll be going to that movie theatre again.

If one goes to the earlier shows (usually before 6 pm) they can be cheaper!! We don't goto that many shows, usually just wait and rent them!!

The last two movies I saw in theatres (theater) were Miss Congeniality and Bewitched. The first movie was fine, except for the anti-Canadian content but I realized that I hate staring up at the big screen (sore neck) and I only went because I had a free passes. Bewitched was terrible. I liked watching reruns of the TV show as a kid but the movie was crap. Nicole Kidman was much better in To Die For. If it wasn't for the fact that I had free passes I would have asked for my money back. I never rent, I just wait until they come on PPV or the movie channels. If The last time I ate anything from the concession at a theatre was when I was a kid; it was a box of rosebuds and the movie was a re-release of Mary Poppins.