| Academy
Theater & Pub |
Located
in
the
Montavilla
neighborhood near SE 82nd & Stark. Three screens showing
second-run flicks. Only $4 for adults, $3 for seniors and $3 for
kids. Special days include: Monday Movie Madness (watch any
two consecutive movies for $6 adults, $5 for children and seniors); Two
for
Tuesdays (buy one ticket, get one free). Pizza, beer and
babysitting is available. See website for more details. |
Century Theaters
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Three locations in the
Portland area. Admission is only $6 only to the first
film screening of the
day. For example, if Blockbuster A plays at 10:30am and 11:00am,
it's the 10:00am screening when the ticket only costs $6 (plus any
mark-up if it is a 3-D presentation). Accordingly, if a movie
only has two screenings for the day, say at 7:00pm and 10:00pm, the
7:00pm flick will only cost $6.
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| Electric
Castles
Wunderland |
Located
in
SE
Portland, Gresham and in
downtown Milwaukie. Features second run movies. Only $2.75
for adults and $2.25 for 11 and under. |
| Laurelhurst
Theater |
Located
in
close
SE-Portland on
20th & Burnside, offering four screens showing second-run flicks
and special oldies. $4
admission for adults, $3 for seniors (and shows before 6:00pm) and $2
for children 12 and under. Minors are allowed with parent or
guardian for shows starting before 5:30pm; after 5:30pm, only adults 21
and over are allowed. Features Pizzacato pizza, draft beer, wine
and the usual array of
concessions. |
| Living
Room
Theaters |
Located
in
downtown
Portland,
showing independent films on high-definition digital movie
projection. Mondays and Tuesdays all movies are just $5 (except
on holidays and 3-D presentations). If you are student or
educator, show your ID and get admission for just $6.
Features plush recliners, alcohol and gourmet food service. |
| McMenamins
Theaters |
Locations
around
the
Portland
area includes the Bagdad, Mission, Kennedy School, Grand Lodge,
Edgefield
and St. Johns. Shows second-run flicks as well as sporting evetns
and more. $3 admission. See individual movie pub schedules
for
'Burger, Beer & Movie night' for $11.50 or 'Two-dollar Tuesdays.'
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| Regal
Cinemas |
Regal
Cinemas
on
the cheap? It can be done...
First off, buy the Entertainment book and
use the $2 off coupons; there is even a free admission coupon on your
birthday (for any movie, including 3-D presentations!) Then, be
sure to sign up for the free Regal
Crown Club. Everytime you go and present your card for tracking,
you accumulate
points. Get enough and receive a voucher for a free popcorn, soda
pop, or even a movie ticket. Plus, everytime you see a movie on a
Tuesday and show your Regal card, you get a voucher for a $2 small
popcorn (you used to get popcorn free every Tuesday, but Regal has done
away with this and now offers the popcorn for a buck)! Sign
up for the card here.
The chain also offers 'Regal Value Days,'
when
movie tickets are only $5 all day long on Tuesdays only, and at
select theaters. The theaters in the Portland area are Hilltop 9,
Wilsonville Stadium 9, Tigard Cinemas 11, Sherwood Stadium 10,
Evergreen Parkway Stadium 13, Movies on TV Stadium 16 and Vancouver's
Cinema 99 and City Center.
In the summer time, they show children's movies for $1 admission at
select theaters on Tuesdays and Wednesdays beginning at 10:00am for 'Summer
Movie Express.'
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| Valley Cinema Pub |
Located
in
Beaverton
and showing
second-run flicks on 3 screens. Admission is just $4 for all ages
and all movie times. Serves beer
and pizza, and only cash is accepted.
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