$7 for Two Tickets to Any Movie Screening at Projection Booth Cinema (Up to $14 Value)
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Cinephiles scarf down gourmet concessions in Toronto's oldest movie house while digital projector screens indie, foreign & mainstream flicks
Like spritzing an email with cologne, blowing kisses at a movie screen is a heartfelt romantic gesture that proves fruitless in attracting movie stars. Experience unrequited love with today's Groupon: for $7, you get two tickets to any screening at Projection Booth Cinema in Toronto (up to a $14 value).
Toronto's oldest movie house, Projection Booth Cinema exhibits eclectic lineups of independent, foreign, schlock, and mainstream moviemaking. After purchasing gourmet concessions, full meals, or coffee from Grinder Coffee in the lobby, moviegoers traipse along the theatre's wood-to-concrete floor and sink into one of its 295 marine-blue corduroy seats. Digital, 1.5K, or 35-mm projectors fling pictures against the screen, treating cinephiles to premieres of non-Hollywood flicks, cartoon shorts every weekend morning at 10 a.m., or slideshows of coin collections in crisp 5.1 Dolby digital surround sound. Local filmmakers present their features at Projection Booth Cinema's PB101 every Wednesday night, discussing their work and competitive tripod-jousting tricks afterward with the audience.
Cinephiles scarf down gourmet concessions in Toronto's oldest movie house while digital projector screens indie, foreign & mainstream flicks
Like spritzing an email with cologne, blowing kisses at a movie screen is a heartfelt romantic gesture that proves fruitless in attracting movie stars. Experience unrequited love with today's Groupon: for $7, you get two tickets to any screening at Projection Booth Cinema in Toronto (up to a $14 value).
Toronto's oldest movie house, Projection Booth Cinema exhibits eclectic lineups of independent, foreign, schlock, and mainstream moviemaking. After purchasing gourmet concessions, full meals, or coffee from Grinder Coffee in the lobby, moviegoers traipse along the theatre's wood-to-concrete floor and sink into one of its 295 marine-blue corduroy seats. Digital, 1.5K, or 35-mm projectors fling pictures against the screen, treating cinephiles to premieres of non-Hollywood flicks, cartoon shorts every weekend morning at 10 a.m., or slideshows of coin collections in crisp 5.1 Dolby digital surround sound. Local filmmakers present their features at Projection Booth Cinema's PB101 every Wednesday night, discussing their work and competitive tripod-jousting tricks afterward with the audience.