Increasing 2D prices to 3D levels is effectively asking all cinema goers to pay for 3D cinema whether they like it or not.
Yes, that's quite obvious. I'm saying I would happily pay a little extra to watch a film without sharing the room with people using the ipads/phones/chatting/running etc.
My solution to that would be to complain to the management and get them to do something about such antisocial behaviour not pay more for my ticket.
Not necessarily a price drop but I've just picked up the new 3D/2D pack of My Darkest Hour (with slipcase for those interested) for £14.95 instore from Asda. Thought that was very cheap for a new Fox 3D release!
Probably matches the quality of the film.......!
Mark
got a mail out from amazon about some decent prices on 3d today
amazon 3d movies
not exactly new but decent prices
saw final chapter
turtles tale
resident evil afterlife
coraline
also hugo at zavvi £8.95 here which can be combined with cashback and discount codes to bring the price down even more
being a few highlights
cloudy with a chance of meatballs £11.99
play 1 day sale
here
His & Mayo's interview with Scorcese re. Hugo made me smile. Scorcese waxing lyrical about 3D, you could practically hear Kermode grinding his teeth at the very suggestion.
The Three Musketeers £8.97 @Amazon
The Three Musketeers (Blu-ray 3D Blu-ray): Amazon.co.uk: Matthew MacFadyen, Logan Lerman, Ray Stevenson, Luke Evans, Milla Jovovich, Christoph Waltz, Orlando Bloom, Mads Mikkelsen, Freddie Fox, James Corden, Paul W.S. Anderson: Film & TV
Also £10 in store Tesco.
despicable me 3d
£7.97 at amazon here
thanks to rojgelf for the heads up