If you've been thinking about going to the cinema but keep putting it off, now is your chance.
Tickets to any movie in all formats, including Imax, 4DX and standard will cost just £3.
Taking place on Saturday, September 2, the cheap tickets are part of National Cinema Day, which sees major chains and independent cinemas offer discounted tickets.
With more than 600 cinemas in the UK taking part, last year's event saw more than 1.5 million admissions, more than three times the usual level for a regular day.
National Cinema Day is organised by Cinema First, and supported by the Film Distributors’ Association and the UK Cinema Association.
If you're planning on catching a movie this Saturday, here are the cinemas in Watford you can watch them for just £3.
All tickets. All day. For just £3. Yep, National Cinema Day is going to be glorious.
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Watford Cinemas taking part in National Cinema Day
Below you are the local cinema taking part in National Cinema Day.
- Cineworld London - Watford Queens Road INTU Charter Place Shopping Centre, Watford WD17 2UB
- Vue- Watford Woodside Leisure Park North Orbital Road - Garsto, Watford WD25 7JZ
Films people can go and see in cinemas this weekend include Barbie, Oppenheimer, Blue Beetle, Haunted Mansion, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, The Equalizer 3, The Blackening and many more.
Cinema First boss Iain Jacob said: “There seems no better time than now to celebrate U.K. cinema-going, one of the nation’s favourite out-of-home leisure activities.
“Coming off of the back of recent successes and the huge profile they have given to the sector, we wanted to give everyone a chance to enjoy the big screen experience.”
Adding: "I am hugely grateful for the level of support shown by colleagues across the industry for National Cinema Day, which we very much hope will exceed last year’s very successful event, confirming the continued relevance of film in the lives of the cinema-going audience."
You can find out more information via the National Cinema Day website.
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