Do we have a poppin' deal for you. National Popcorn Day is Jan. 19, and to celebrate, Plano-based Cinemark is offering the chain's first-ever "Bring Your Own Bucket" day. Popcorn lovers can ...

PLANO, TEXAS (WXYZ) — Cinemark Holdings, one of the largest and most influential theatrical exhibition companies in the world, invites popcorn lovers everywhere to ...

US cinema chain Cinemark held a Bring Your Own Popcorn Bucket promotion on January 19, with one patron bringing an entire nightstand to fill. READ MORE: What is the ‘Dune: Part Two’ popcorn ...

“We’re thrilled to bring Oscar® Movie Week back to Cinemark with our highly sought after festival passes, offering moviegoers the chance to catch these prestigious films on ...

The theater chain Cinemark invites all popcorn and movie lovers to “Bring Your Own Bucket” on Jan. 19, National Popcorn Day. For one day only, you can bring your own empty popcorn bucket and ...

Hey @MetroNorth how about bringing back the ‘quiet car’ — there are many frequent riders who do not want to be in everyone’s ...

Cinemark Theatres is celebrating #NPD by holding a “Bring Your Own Bucket” promotion on Jan. 19. According to Cinemark, “literally anything can be a bucket” and the chain is encouraging ...

National Popcorn Day is just around the corner and Cinemark is celebrating in a new way this year. For the first time, the theater is hosting a bring your own popcorn bucket day on Sunday ...

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Then it was quiet again. I lay in bed that night, letting my ears explore the faint thrum of silence, and for the first time in ages I didn’t reach for my earplugs. In the ensuing months ...

In the era of digital-first media, copies of films and TV shows that you actually, physically own have gone the way of ...