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This is a one day's deal only. The cinema is located in St. Laurent Shopping Centre.
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One Day's Deal: $5 for Two Cinema Tickets
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$5 for Two Tickets at Rainbow Cinema in St. Laurent Centre (Up to $10 Value)
Rainbow Cinema St. Laurent Centre C$5Buy Buy
No Longer AvailableValue
C$10Discount
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C$5 Buy it for a friend!
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Expires Aug 12, 2011
Limit 6 per person. Limit 1 per visit. $3 additional fee for 3D movies. Tax included.
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Highlights
•Hollywood & art-house movies
•Abundant free parking
Watching a movie, like confronting a poltergeist, is best done in the dark with a crowd to bolster your spirits. Face the unknown with today's Groupon: for $5, you get two tickets (up to a $10 value) to Rainbow Cinema in St. Laurent Centre.
Rainbow Cinema screens Hollywood blockbusters and art-house fare at reduced ticket prices a few weeks after the films' general release. Open daily for both matinee and evening showtimes, the multiplex harvests a steady, ever-changing crop of rom coms, historical dramas, action thrillers, and cartoons in five auditoriums boasting high presentation quality and digital sound systems. Before, after, or in-between movie showings, cinephiles can stock up on provisions at a popcorn-laden snack bar or pursue other forms of screen-based entertainment with a selection of video games. Ontario-based artist Fred Harrison's murals, depicting moments from Ottawa history on large panels, adorn the walls.
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Rainbow Cinema
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Rainbow Cinema St. Laurent Centre C$5Buy Buy
No Longer AvailableValue
C$10Discount
50%You Save
C$5 Buy it for a friend!
Time Left To Buy
14:20:45
1,728 bought
Over 1,000 bought
Limited quantity available
The deal is on! Tipped at 5:50AM with 50 bought
Share:
Tweet! Email!
The Fine Print
Expires Aug 12, 2011
Limit 6 per person. Limit 1 per visit. $3 additional fee for 3D movies. Tax included.
See the rules that apply to all deals.
Highlights
•Hollywood & art-house movies
•Abundant free parking
Watching a movie, like confronting a poltergeist, is best done in the dark with a crowd to bolster your spirits. Face the unknown with today's Groupon: for $5, you get two tickets (up to a $10 value) to Rainbow Cinema in St. Laurent Centre.
Rainbow Cinema screens Hollywood blockbusters and art-house fare at reduced ticket prices a few weeks after the films' general release. Open daily for both matinee and evening showtimes, the multiplex harvests a steady, ever-changing crop of rom coms, historical dramas, action thrillers, and cartoons in five auditoriums boasting high presentation quality and digital sound systems. Before, after, or in-between movie showings, cinephiles can stock up on provisions at a popcorn-laden snack bar or pursue other forms of screen-based entertainment with a selection of video games. Ontario-based artist Fred Harrison's murals, depicting moments from Ottawa history on large panels, adorn the walls.
Join the Discussion
3 comments Groupon SaysThe Groupon Guide to: Finding Your Fortune
Each year, thousands of starry-eyed daydreamers are bitten by the adventure bug (Coleoptera excitus) and leave home to find their fortunes, make their marks, or, at the very least, receive an unplanned scar. Here's what you need to know before setting off to find a fortune of your own:
•Travel light: Packing a lot of possessions from your old life will only weigh you down with sad memories. A hearty traveller needs only a bindle, which can be readily purchased from any home-goods store. Food, soap, and other amenities can be won on the road at any crossroads riddle-answering station or by impressing lonely grandmothers with feats of strength, such as opening jars of sauce or calling them once in a while.
•Talk to strangers: Adventure is facilitated by the characters you meet—relinquish to them as much control over your fate as possible. If a smooth-talking snake-oil salesman asks you to impersonate his fully abled offspring to demonstrate the after-effects of his rickets tonic, don't think twice. If an elderly hermit beckons you into a cave, expect no negative consequences—unless you hate being given a magic sword.
•Finding the fortune itself: Remember to ask yourself questions such as "Where is the last place I saw the fortune?" and "If I were a fortune, where would I be?" Remember also to gaze inward, as your fortune may come in the form of a heartfelt country ballad about an innocent prisoner with nothing left to lose, or, alternatively, a sprinkling of sapphires swallowed during childhood and now perpetually lodged in your intestinal villi.
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