Rocky Ford Movie Theater

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In my opinion the city of Rocky Ford only has one real way to hear all their daily news and that is from the writers at this institution. However I feel like you only provide positive news and don’t ever tell the people of Rocky Ford their towns issues and things that could be improved. So I’ve decided to inform you on one of the biggest issues and the way that it could be improved if people with power and access to the public eye like you could share this story. The issue I’m addressing is the local Rocky Ford movie theater. The reason I chose this issue over any other issue is because this one is HIGHLY solvable and it would be gaining way more money than they would be losing. The Rocky Ford movie theater plays 1 movie for the whole week and does not have a vast option of movies to choose from like all other movie theaters. For instance at least 2-4 weeks ago they were playing the motion picture, “Sing” but I know for a fact that a lot of adults and older teens didn’t go to the …show more content…
However if there is somebody in town who wants to see a movie, they may be greatly disappointed with the movie selection. So to fix this issue they could play different movies on different days of the week. For instance, kids night on Monday, Drama on Tuesday, Horror on Wednesday, etc. Also if they are playing different movies every day, chances are that more people are going to be interested in at least one of the playing movies. Also maybe for one week out of each month they could have a classic movies playing that week so that elderly people can watch some of their favorites as well, which would bring in even more money that is desperately needed for this

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