$20 for 10 Movie Rentals at The Videodrome ($41.99 Value)
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- Extensive selection
- Knowledgeable staff
- Hard-to-find genres
- Free popcorn
Before movies, people had to entertain themselves by forcing family members to act out scenes from the highly acclaimed play Eating a Bowl of Cereal. Avoid old-timey entertainment with today's Groupon: for $20, you get 10 movie rentals at The Videodrome (a $41.99 value, including GST).
At The Videodrome, movie buffs browse an extensive selection of DVDs and Blu-Rays maintained by a helpful, knowledgeable staff of dedicated movie masters. The store's film library includes new releases (for one night) and a deep back catalogue (for seven nights) encompassing Hollywood blockbusters, cult rarities, dogs who can talk, classics, foreign films, and indies. In addition to the standard categories, The Videodrome groups its rentals into specific sections such as featured directors and literary adaptations, where renters can find movie versions of Shakespeare's plays, Jane Austen's novels, and Eugene Levy's stream of consciousness. Recognizing that the plethora of choices can overwhelm, The Videodrome employs a fleet of film obsessives who welcome challenging questions and savour, like misunderstood falcons, the hunt for hard-to-find visual art. The owners strive to make browsing a pleasing pastime by offering free popcorn and allowing dogs to accompany their owners.
- Extensive selection
- Knowledgeable staff
- Hard-to-find genres
- Free popcorn
Before movies, people had to entertain themselves by forcing family members to act out scenes from the highly acclaimed play Eating a Bowl of Cereal. Avoid old-timey entertainment with today's Groupon: for $20, you get 10 movie rentals at The Videodrome (a $41.99 value, including GST).
At The Videodrome, movie buffs browse an extensive selection of DVDs and Blu-Rays maintained by a helpful, knowledgeable staff of dedicated movie masters. The store's film library includes new releases (for one night) and a deep back catalogue (for seven nights) encompassing Hollywood blockbusters, cult rarities, dogs who can talk, classics, foreign films, and indies. In addition to the standard categories, The Videodrome groups its rentals into specific sections such as featured directors and literary adaptations, where renters can find movie versions of Shakespeare's plays, Jane Austen's novels, and Eugene Levy's stream of consciousness. Recognizing that the plethora of choices can overwhelm, The Videodrome employs a fleet of film obsessives who welcome challenging questions and savour, like misunderstood falcons, the hunt for hard-to-find visual art. The owners strive to make browsing a pleasing pastime by offering free popcorn and allowing dogs to accompany their owners.