National Movie Day: $4 Admission in Theaters Across the Country

Still haven’t seen “Barbie” or “Oppenheimer”? This Sunday you can catch up for $4 admission in theaters across the country. Theater owners announced Monday that the second National Movie Day will be celebrated on Sunday, August 27. For one day, all films – in all formats and at all screening times – will cost $4 in participating theaters. More than 3,000 theaters participate, which is the majority of theaters in the US, including the major chains AMC and Regal.

If you haven’t jumped on the Barbenheimer bandwagon yet, now is your chance.

National Film Day is Sunday, August 27. And 3,000 theaters across the country will offer $4 tickets.

The Cinema Foundation, a non-profit organization, recovers for the second consecutive year National Film Day to attract more people to movie theaters.

Those interested in going to the theaters on Sunday can consult the official website of the project. To obtain the list of movies available and the projection times in your area. The offer includes a wide selection of films. Like current blockbusters, recent releases, and even classic movies, depending on the location.

Big chains like AMC and Regal participate in the celebration, as well as smaller theaters. Cinemas like Regal they also offer combos at special prices of $4 for a small popcorn and a soft drink.

You can also get a combo the 5$ and AMC. O a $1 discount on all popcorn, soda or candy at Cinemark.

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