$19 for a Movie for Two with Popcorn, Soda, and Candy at Rainbow Cinemas or Magic Lantern Theatres (Up to $38 Value)
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Duos munch on popcorn as they watch family-friendly flicks in darkened multiplex theatres
Going to the movies is a great way to escape the doldrums of everyday life, like working in an office full of beautiful, well-paid actors. Take some time out with this Groupon.
$19 for a Movie for Two (Up to $38 Total Value)
- Movie admission for two (up to a $19 value)
- One jumbo popcorn (a $6.50 value)
- Two medium drinks (an $8 value)
- Two candy selections (a $4.50 value)<p>
Rainbow Cinemas and Magic Lantern Theatres
At Rainbow Cinemas and Magic Lantern Theatres, darkened auditoriums with flickering screens draw audiences into magical worlds where fish can talk, motorcycles leap canyons, and love comes even for those who eat crackers in bed. The auditoriums show recent blockbusters at 15 multiplex theatres that spread across Canada, each of which retains its own unique personality and honours any historic roots. In Edmonton, the Princess Theatre’s original 1915 auditorium, complete with balcony, golden drapes, and red walls, accommodates moviegoers with babies or pet hyenas inside a soundproof cry room. In Saskatchewan, the circa-1930 Roxy Theatre preserves the ambience of a Spanish courtyard. As guests find their auditorium at the Rainbow Cinemas Ontario locations, they can admire giant murals by local artist Fred Harrison.
Duos munch on popcorn as they watch family-friendly flicks in darkened multiplex theatres
Going to the movies is a great way to escape the doldrums of everyday life, like working in an office full of beautiful, well-paid actors. Take some time out with this Groupon.
$19 for a Movie for Two (Up to $38 Total Value)
- Movie admission for two (up to a $19 value)
- One jumbo popcorn (a $6.50 value)
- Two medium drinks (an $8 value)
- Two candy selections (a $4.50 value)<p>
Rainbow Cinemas and Magic Lantern Theatres
At Rainbow Cinemas and Magic Lantern Theatres, darkened auditoriums with flickering screens draw audiences into magical worlds where fish can talk, motorcycles leap canyons, and love comes even for those who eat crackers in bed. The auditoriums show recent blockbusters at 15 multiplex theatres that spread across Canada, each of which retains its own unique personality and honours any historic roots. In Edmonton, the Princess Theatre’s original 1915 auditorium, complete with balcony, golden drapes, and red walls, accommodates moviegoers with babies or pet hyenas inside a soundproof cry room. In Saskatchewan, the circa-1930 Roxy Theatre preserves the ambience of a Spanish courtyard. As guests find their auditorium at the Rainbow Cinemas Ontario locations, they can admire giant murals by local artist Fred Harrison.