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A possible answer to your question might be production cost. If movies become more costly in the next ten years there is a posibility that prices might go up a buck or two. Not sure about it but when the original Aliens movie came out the cost for a ticket was $7.85 (adult). It might also involve the theater's prices. Certain theathers charge a little more than others.
certain theaters are a lot more.. it depends on theater quality.. production cost isnt that big of a deal seeing as there are still low budget films.. but it will go along with general inflation some as well.. 2015 is only 9 years we wont be paying 15 barring a crazy change in the world.. but prolly in some places.. as it is now i pay anywhere from 5 to 9 depending where i go
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On the Champs-Elysées, it's € 9.50 ($ 11.4) (for an adult)
The lowest price you can get in Paris is € 4.90 ($ 5.88) each Sunday at 11 AM.
(I heard that in Cuba, it was 2 or 3 pesos) (1 peso=far less than a dollar)
-The production costs, mostly, yes (for the past years, the costs have soared dramatically (Matrix, Lotr,...))
-Inflation, that goes more or less with it
-You have to know that not many movies are paid back by the theatre tickets. The money invested is mainly paid back by the DVDs, etc... So it could be normal that at some point the big companies want to gain more from the tickets
Does that exist ? Do you want me to go 1 hour away from Paris to get tickets €1 cheaper ?
Don't worry, I found the solution. There are 2 major Producing companies here, and both own a theatre network. So I found the way to get tickets for € 5.13, which is near to the slower price one can pay in Paris. But most of the time I pay 6.70 (as an student). Anyway, provided that I go to the movies very often, i could get some kind of subscription...
See, there's always a way.