Movie theaters offering $3 movies on Sept. 3
By Tribute on August 31, 2022 | 5 Comments
More than 3,000 cinemas are participating in the celebration of the first-ever National Cinema Day on Saturday, September 3, 2022.
All movies, all showtimes and all formats, including IMAX, are included. Theater chains offering the $3 pricing include AMC, Cinemark and Regal Cinemas.
New movies opening in theaters this weekend include Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul starring Sterling K. Brown and Regina Hall, and two re-releases: Steven Spielberg’s Jaws, and the latest Spider-Man movie starring Tom Holland and Benedict Cumberbatch, the box office hit Spider-Man: No Way Home.
National Cinema Day will also feature sneak peeks of upcoming movies from a number of film distributors, including Disney, Paramount, Sony, Warner Bros., Universal and more.
Click here to find movie tickets by city, or type the name of your favorite theater into the search box. Make sure to choose September 3 as the date — this offer is for one day only. ~Alexandra Heilbron
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Sept 3rd movies offering $3 tickets in northwestern PA?
My husband and I went to see bullet train tonight. It was so horrible that we left the theater. It was a bad experience. Glad I got the $3.00 movie today only because I just wasted $6.00 for only 25 minutes of this movie. Why do they show terrible movies like this. It is nice to have $3.00 movies but my choice was truly a bad one.