See a movie for just $3 on National Cinema Day this Saturday

Perfect timing! If you need a place to cool off Saturday, snag a movie ticket for just $3 at thousands of theaters for National Cinema Day.

The Cinema Foundation says its a chance for the industry to say"thank you" to moviegoers who have returned to theaters after the pandemic. But movie theater sales typically slow down into the Labor Day weekend. Just this past weekend was the weakest of the summer, with"The Invitation" topping the North American box office with just $7 million.

AMC and Cinemark are sweetening the deal with concession specials. AMC is offering a fountain drink and popcorn combo for just $5 that day, while Cinemark is staying with the theme of the $3 discount ticket day by offering a medium ICEE, or candy, or a small popcorn for just $3.

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