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Google Wallet now automatically adds movie tickets and boarding passes from Gmail, with integration live for some global movie chains and airlines, and the ability for users to manually archive passes. This update follows Google's recent addition of support for over 40 financial institutions and includes functionality for Wear OS devices.
Google Wallet's latest update allows users to automatically store movie tickets and boarding passes from Gmail confirmation emails, with plans to expand support for global movie chains and airlines. The update also includes improvements for managing passes, such as archiving older passes and viewing loyalty card benefits while shopping through Google Search and Google Shopping. Additionally, the update fixes a bug and introduces a new beta feature for loyalty card users, with upcoming AppLinkData definitions for easier access to linked apps or websites.
National Cinema Day is back, offering moviegoers $4 tickets at over 3,000 participating theaters across the US. Last year's event saw a 103% increase in box office revenue and helped boost long-term theater attendance. This year's top movies include "Blue Beetle," "Barbie," "Oppenheimer," "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem," and "Strays." The initiative aims to support the struggling theater industry, which has been impacted by the pandemic and ongoing strikes in the film industry.
The Cinema Foundation is hosting its second annual National Cinema Day on August 27, with over 3,000 participating theaters across the U.S. offering movie tickets for $4 or less. Major theater chains such as Regal, AMC, and Cinemark are participating, and some are also offering concessions deals. The event aims to celebrate new releases and classics, providing a wide selection of films for moviegoers to choose from. The first National Cinema Day in 2022 set a record for single-day theater attendance with approximately 8.1 million tickets sold.
In celebration of National Cinema Day on August 27th, Fandango is offering $4 movie tickets to participating theaters across the US. This deal is valid for any showing on that day and includes a wide range of films, from summer blockbusters to indie flicks and rereleases. Discounted tickets can be purchased in advance, making it an affordable opportunity to catch up on the latest movies.
Movie tickets will be heavily discounted to less than $4 on August 27, 2023, in celebration of National Cinema Day. Over 3,000 theaters with approximately 30,000 screens are expected to participate in the event, which aims to bring people together and boost summer box office attendance. Last year's National Cinema Day resulted in the highest-attended day of 2022, and this year's event will feature a variety of new releases, box office hits, and classic films. Affordable pricing and the opportunity to watch specific movies are cited as top reasons for moviegoers to participate in the discount film day.
Cinemark is offering $1.50 tickets for family movies at two local theaters this summer, providing a discount for families looking for entertainment options.
AMC Theatres is bringing back its Summer Movie Camp program, offering recent and classic family films for as low as $3 plus tax on Wednesdays and $5 plus tax on Saturdays through August. The program includes 14 movies, with "The Land Before Time" kicking off the first week. Visit AMC's website to see local theaters participating in the program.
AMC Theatres is bringing back its Summer Movie Camp program, offering recent and classic family films for as low as $3 plus tax on Wednesdays and $5 plus tax on Saturdays through August. Fourteen movies have been slated to run, with "The Land Before Time" kicking off the program's first week. Moviegoers can visit AMC's website to see local theaters participating in the program.
AMC Theatres is bringing back its "Summer Movie Camp" program, offering select family films for $3 and $5 tickets at participating theaters from June through August. Fourteen movies will be rotated throughout the summer, including recent and classic titles such as "Minions: The Rise of Gru" and "Shrek 2". Moviegoers can check participating theaters and buy tickets on Wednesdays and Saturdays.