Cinemark offering “bring your own bucket” popcorn deal
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That stuff is so inferior to movie theater popcorn
Popcorn is popcorn.
The difference is the butter-flavored oil they use, and you can buy that at the store, too.
The only reason I go to the theatre is for their popcorn. I can watch any movie at home for free.
I'm proud to say I haven't set foot in a movie theater since Jar-Jar Binks happened.
This might be the worst take of your tenure here.
I won't go that far because Trad has some pretty bad takes. Although I can't think of any worse than this one off the top of my head. This one is definitely up there.
So there is a purpose for the $40+ Yeti 5 gallon bucket.
I will just stick with brining my own candy in.
I will just stick with brining my own candy in.
I think Trad and the history of terrible takes highlights just how bad this one is.
While I don't doubt you could get the movie style seasoning and butter stuff I do wonder if you could find microwave popcorn that matches the kernels you get in the theater. And I also wonder about applying said butter and seasoning accurately
*Coming from someone that has burnt their tastebuds smoking and hasn’t stepped foot in a theatre in 25 years.
Accurately? I ordered "extra butter" back when I actually went to theaters. They just swirled the bucket under the grease dispenser longer.
I have no idea. Like I mentioned earlier, I don't go to movie theaters anymore.
My wife’s best friend…no pics…makes better popcorn than any I have had…without the butter. It’s great and then if you melt butter over it…TEN!
Unless there are different popcorn hybrids I'm not aware of that taste better, then I'm correct.
The popcorn itself is like a blank slate that you add flavors to.
That's a weird thing to be proud of.
I'd have them fill the OPs moms box with popcorn.
She'd provide the extra butter.
She'd provide the extra butter.
He has a whole list of things he’s weirdly proud of.
Is the theater going to give me a microwave? This is the same argument as “ballpark beer is expensive, you can get cheaper beer at the grocery store”. Sure, so the answer is don’t go?
