I actually saw VDT each of the past two Friday's because it was raining when I left work; I wanted to wait for Friday's heavier traffic to thin out before going home.

So for $4.25 I decided that I would see it again and there were more people (about 70+) last Friday (4th) weekend than the previous Friday (about 55-60).

But the print used by this discount theater was getting worn towards the end and there were some pretty bad streaks/lines during the last 10 minutes. So adios VDT for me in the theaters.

I only saw VotD one time. I wasn't at all impressed, but I was willing to go at least once more to give it another chance (usually the second viewing is better than the first). We never got around to it, however, due to weather and school and busy schedules.

I went to see it on Feb. 24th for the third time. The reason I watched it three times it because I heard that if you watch it a third time you are able to enjoy it more. I definitely agree, first time was bad but the second time was worse, and the third time I was able to laugh at the movie. I was also able to act like it wasn't Narnia. But trust me it is still not that great of a movie.

Twice. Once the day after it came out and once on a family birthday. I was hoping to see it a third time but will most likely not as it's being released in under a month!

Sorry, I posted in the wrong thread!

Just for a bit of lighthearted relief, I saw VDT five times in theatres over the Christmas break, up until Jan 6th after which I had to go back to work. I also saw HPDH1 twice, once when it first came out and one before it finished in our local movie, just in case it had a trailer with it for the second part coming out in July.

The theatre staff got to recognise me, and my family thought I was nuts, though when they went with me the first time, they said they liked the movie. So they hauled me off to see Tangled for aversion therapy. Between Christmas and New Year, the VDT movie theatre was surprisingly full, and the queue to see it was as long as for the newly released Gulliver's Travels.

I can't wait until the DVD comes out.

I saw it only twice and in different movie theaters....but I would have loved to see it more if tickets weren't so expensive ($3.5 is the absolute cheapest).
I was wondering how much the tickets costed where you are?

I saw it twice, both times in German. I'm really looking forward to seeing it in English on DVD because I don't like the dubbing voices at all...
I couldn't believe that they dubbed Skandar's deep voice with a way to high voice (sounded like the voice of a five-year-old boy ). At least, the other voices more or less fitted.