This Sunday, and this Sunday only, movie fans in El Paso can watch a flick in a movie theatre for only $4. The moviegoing deal is in observance of National Cinema Day, Sunday, August 27.

All the major players are participating: Alamo Drafthouse East and West, Premiere Cinemas Basset, Flix Brewhouse, Cinemark, and the AMC Theatres.

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What Is National Cinema Day?

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In short, National Cinema Day is a one-day nationwide event sponsored by the non-profit The Cinema Foundation to encourage you and me to celebrate the theatrical experience by going to the movies.

Which Movies Are Four Bucks?

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Every release, every seat, every format, every showtime.

The last time movie tickets cost $4 was in 1994 so Sunday’s promotion is kind of like a time machine for your wallet.

But instead of paying four bucks to watch The Little Rascals, Natural Born Killers, Clear and Present Danger, and It’s Pat: The Movie you’ll pay 1994 prices for Blue Beetle, Barbie, Oppenheimer, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem.

Along with the $4 a ticket deal, most theaters are also offering moviegoers a break on concessions. And, they all have A/C!

El Paso Theaters Participating in National Cinema Day

Premiere Cinemas Basset: $4 every format
Flix Brewhouse: $4 every format, and $5 bottomless popcorn
Alamo Drafthouse: $4 for all the latest releases and classics in all formats
AMC: $4 all movies in all formats, and a small drink and popcorn combo for $5
Cinemark: $4 every movie in every format, and $1 off any-size popcorn, soda, or candy

The four-dollar deal, by the way, does not include tax or online and/or third-party ticketing fees.

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