I pay movie ticket prices for the experience that a theater provides. Renting a new release for $20 does not give that

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May 20, 2020
9:40:13pm

scall Cog in the Machine

Experience. Not even close. I might buy it for $20 but I'm surely not going to rent it for $20.

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scall

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POLL: How likely to pay $20 to watch Scoob at home?

MajorZeus

5/20/20 8:33pm

0. But TNT is still working on reproducing to create a family

TNT

5/20/20 8:35pm

Thought about it but decided to wait a month when price drops

creameryon9th

5/20/20 8:43pm

It’s still far less for your family to rent for $20 then the cost of the movie theater tickets + concessions. Do it.

SlantRoute

5/20/20 9:13pm

What’s a Scoob?

grosven

5/20/20 8:52pm

RE: What’s a Scoob?

Misteak

5/20/20 9:10pm

If it was up your butt you’d know.

SlantRoute

5/20/20 9:22pm

😂😂😂😂 Awesome

ByuImaginesDragons

5/21/20 1:05am

Just buy it for $25. It’s fun...enough.

Niiineteeen84

5/20/20 9:05pm

I paid $20 for Trolls 2, cheaper than taking the family to the movies, the first

akmewg

5/20/20 9:18pm

I pay movie ticket prices for the experience that a theater provides. Renting a new release for $20 does not give that

scall

5/20/20 9:40pm

Honestly, with surround sound and a projector the only difference is my house is

akmewg

5/20/20 9:45pm

We bought it for $25

Future_Tacos

5/20/20 9:43pm

Same. Kids have already watched several times

Solomon Levi

5/20/20 10:37pm

It’s worth it for a family movie night. Decent amount of laughs.

scootsy

5/20/20 10:20pm

Not at all because I don’t have kids and only I would watch.

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