It’s better than going to see a movie.

Things to do: 1 (clubs, golf, movies, shopping, bars, parks, river, mountains)3.

As part of a retention effort I send cards with a couple movie passes (Average cost $7 each).  

I personally had two nice commercial transactions in prime locations downtown between the movie theater, city hall, the new ballpark and arena killed by the City of Stockton. 

The first two days were a lot of motivational speech and motivational movie clips.

They give points for arcades, movie theaters, number of bars, cost of wine, and time of last call.

Right now we’ve got 5 restaurants that are all closed at least one night a week, and a movie theater that is the only one running for 25 miles.

A lot of my "check-ins" can be a result of us parking behind the buildings and short cut walk throughs of the common areas to the main drag for the movies or dinner. 

Just weeks after Los Angeles County movie theaters were cleared to reopen at 50 percent capacity, Pacific Theatres and ArcLight Cinemas announced that their more than 300 screens at 16 locations in and around L.A. were going dark for good, including one of the most famous movie theaters in the world: the Cinerama Dome. 

Paraphrasing a movie quote…â€it’s just good businessâ€.