Tired of a couple of crappy apples costing almost $3? Or a gallon of gas more than $4.
Regal Cinemas has good news for you.
No, they aren't reducing the ridiculous prices of their popcorn and sodas.
But at select theaters this summer movies will cost just $1.
Stop screaming. There is a catch.
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To get this wonderful deal, you must be able to accurately identify–without the aid of a cheat sheet–one of the three federal branches of government. Dampen your enthusiasm? Well, they can't let everyone in for such a cheap price.
Okay, no.
The real catch is that the buck price applies only to G and PG movies shown on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 10 a.m., which gives everyone another excuse to miss “The View.”
On a side note, Regal's related press release erroneously claims that these participating Orange County theaters are in Los Angeles:
–Edwards Aliso Viejo Stadium 20;
–Edwards Anaheim Hills 14;
–Edwards Irvine Spectrum Stadium 21;
–Edwards Metro Pointe Stadium 12;
–Regal Foothill Ranch Stadium 22;
–Regal Garden Grove Stadium 16.
Perhaps the boys at Regal, which owns Edwards, don't know that the population of OC is larger than about 20 U.S. states.
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