So you're tired of watching DVDs on your laptop and the low quality made-for-TV movies on the box and ignoring the obvious hole in your pocket, you've decided to shell out some cash to go see a film on the big screen in town. You have a few options.
The Concord 10 on Loudon Road has all the new film releases in a run-of-the-mill theatre. The greatest feature of this theatre is it's location - close and in Concord. If you have a little more time to make a drive out to Hooksett, check out Cinemagic Hooksett with a larger screen and available seating in each theatre. And if the name of your game is keeping the admissions price as cheap as possible, Hooksett 8 Theatres at100 Technology Drive schedules film showings that have been out for a while at discounted prices-$3.50 for general admission.
Wondering about a couple movies that are out? For a bad cop-good cop movie, watch Pride and Glory. For slapstick comedy, opt for Zack & Miri Make a Porno. Thinking about going to see House Bunny? Scratch that, because it's not worth the $3.50 to see it at Hooksett 8.
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