SAN ANTONIO — Still haven't seen “Barbie” or “Oppenheimer”? You'll be able to catch up for $4 a ticket in movie theaters nationwide on Sunday.
Theater owners announced last week that the second annual National Cinema Day will be held Aug. 27. For one day, all movies — in all formats and at all showtimes — will be $4 at participating theaters. More than 3,000 theaters are participating, which accounts for most of the cinemas in the U.S., including the leading chains AMC and Regal.
Santikos Theaters also announced they are partnering with the Cinema Foundation, and inviting you to enjoy a movie for only $4. as well. All ten Santikos theaters will participate in the one-day event, celebrating the power of movies to bring folks together.
"We are thrilled to present National Cinema Day at Santikos Entertainment, where everyone can relish the magic of movies without breaking the bank," said Andrew Brooks, Chief Marketing Officer of Santikos Theaters. "From the latest blockbusters to timeless classics, this is an occasion to gather, laugh, and be captivated by the big screen."
For a complete list of showtimes and titles, visit www.Santikos.com.
The folks over at Alamo Drafthouse also want you to enjoy a movie for an amazing price.
"Join us for for $4 Cinema Day and save like it's 1994 (the last time tickets cost $4, yes the still joke works if we have to explain it)," they said in a Facebook post on last week. "$4 tickets are on sale tomorrow so check back then and reserve yours before they're gone."
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