October Whopping Mega Deal – Maximize your Leisure Time Dollar
By Rich Jones − October 21, 2009
Movies in the theater allow you to join in a communal experience- it’s far and away the best way to view a film. However, it’s normally much cheaper to wait until they’re released on DVD and Netflix. As Fall approaches, we here at the Opportunity Show are taking you to the movies. Our Whopping Mega Deal involves getting an unexpected bonus from a service that you may already pay for. For those who use Cablevision’s Optimum Triple Play package (phone, internet and cable), there are some great discounts available once you sign up for a free rewards card. For instance, we saw Michael Moore’s newest documentary, Capitalism: A Love Story, completely free, just by going to the theater on a Tuesday – it’s as easy as that!
In his review of the film, Mark Monchek stated that he “appreciates the love/hate relationship Mr Moore has with America and its brand of capitalism, and I applaud his challenge to us. He knows that we can do better, and must if we are going to make this country stand for the values I and he grew up with.” He goes on to say that the film is “compelling and truthful in many ways. While you may not agree with his conclusions, he puts an all-too-human face on the horror of… the recession.”
To read the full review on The Opportunity Show blog, click here [http://www.performx.net/the-opportunity-show/capitalism-a-love-story/ ]
To find out more about the movie deal, click here. To see what other deals are offered to Cablevision Triple Play subscribers, click here. If you aren’t a Cablevision subscriber, there are still a variety of deals out there, if you know where to look. AMC theaters are $6 for screenings before noon.
AMC also offers a deal on bundles of tickets through the Wild About Movies website that makes each ticket about $6.50.
While it’s not free, The Entertainment Book features discounted movie tickets as well as hundreds of two-for-one and discounted food and entertainment options.
