Then the theater has only itself to blame. We don't set those insane prices, they do. It's not our fault that a large popcorn and coke costs as much as a decent meal anywhere else. Hence the reason I eat out before I come to the theater. That's just being a smart consumer.
Traditionally the theaters pay a rental fee for their copy of each film. This fee is graduated for however long the film is in circulation, and shrinks accordingly. Opening night, and for the first two/three weeks, the fee is high enough that the theater makes essentially nothing. The way to make up for this, and to make sure they have employees (because they like to get paid), is to charge the exorbitant prices for concessions. It's been this way all along.
It's just the thumbnail for Iron Fist, so probably random.
Still Netlfix's best outing for Marvel, by far. Though, the um, Kingpin's methodology was a bit extreme at times.
Yup, I love Jackson's carefree attitude about all of that.Don Cheadle in Secret Invasion confirmed by Samuel Jackson, who does not give a f*** about casting spoilers.
Yeah, that's exactly what I've been thinking about ever since the show was announced.
Loved it, again. 
Next binge is Season One of Jessica Jones. Good move for Disney+ otherwise, we be watching nothing on Disney+.