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Class Action Lawsuit of the Day: A movie theater patron from Michigan has filed a class action lawsuit against the AMC in Livonia alleging that the snack prices are too damn high.
Consumer experts expect Joshua Thompson’s suit won’t get very far, but, with popcorn and soda prices at the cinema as much as four times more expensive than at less price-gougey places, many filmgoers undoubtedly agree with his cause.
“Movie concession prices are extremely high, and that’s why I don’t stop at the snack bar very often,” said gym own Timothy Fells.
Thompson also used to shun the concession stand, opting instead to bring his snacks from home. But the theater eventually posted a sign prohibiting outside food.
He filed the lawsuit after paying $8 for a box of Goobers and a Coke — over $5 more than the cost of the same items at a nearby restaurant and drug store.
“[L]ike high airline prices, it’s just one of those things that we’ve become accustomed to because we don’t have any control over it,” said Hollywood.com analyst Paul Dergarabedian.
Reached for comment, AMC declined to discuss the suit. A National Association of Theatre Owners hung up the phone.
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Class Action Lawsuit of the Day: A movie theater patron from Michigan has filed a class action lawsuit against the AMC in Livonia alleging that the snack prices are too damn high.
Consumer experts expect Joshua Thompson’s suit won’t get very far, but, with popcorn and soda prices at the cinema as much as four times more expensive than at less price-gougey places, many filmgoers undoubtedly agree with his cause.
“Movie concession prices are extremely high, and that’s why I don’t stop at the snack bar very often,” said gym own Timothy Fells.
Thompson also used to shun the concession stand, opting instead to bring his snacks from home. But the theater eventually posted a sign prohibiting outside food.
He filed the lawsuit after paying $8 for a box of Goobers and a Coke — over $5 more than the cost of the same items at a nearby restaurant and drug store.
“[L]ike high airline prices, it’s just one of those things that we’ve become accustomed to because we don’t have any control over it,” said Hollywood.com analyst Paul Dergarabedian.
Reached for comment, AMC declined to discuss the suit. A National Association of Theatre Owners hung up the phone.
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