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Topic: UA Stonestown = $3.50 movies; ceiling repairs underway
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Mike Spaeth
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From: Marietta, GA
Registered: Jul 2000
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posted 07-14-2012 03:05 AM
Mike:
Rentrak is my source for the 14% down. The idea when changing formats is not to make no money. Film rental for a discount house is only 35% vs. say, 50%, as an art house. Per capita revenue in concession is roughly the same, as they both are traditionally low-spending crowds. My guess would be the pricing policy is due to the lack of second run screens in San Francisco proper. It's proximity to the university is also a plus for this pricing policy. There's a plethora of specialty product being screened in the city already between the Landmark houses, the Empire, Van Ness, Roxie, SF Film Society Cinema, San Francisco Centre, Kabuki, Metreon, Vogue, Balboa.
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