A tub of popcorn and a cold drink can cost more than the ticket that got you in. Cinemas say the counter is what keeps the lights on.
Food and drink sales are a major part of how cinemas earn, since a large share of ticket money goes to distributors. Audiences increasingly compare the counter price with what the same items cost outside, and some have taken the question to court.
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