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Ways of seeing movies for cheaper (in Australia)AFI Concession - $55 per year
- concession price tickets to all major cinemas (about $2 off a single ticket, depending on the cinema)
- invitations to preview screenings (about 12 per year - usually free, sometimes 2 for 1)
- discount tickets to film festivals
- judging in the AFI awards (see most of the Australian films nominated for free at member screenings)
AFL Membership - About $250 per year
- $10.50 tickets to any Hoyts cinema (about $3.50 off)
Ambulance Membership - $45 per year
- discount tickets to any Hoyts cinema
Anderson Saver Card - $19.50 per year
- one free ticket and one free large popcorn when you join
- $8.50 tickets to any Anderson cinema (about $5.50 off a single ticket)
Europa Society - $27.50 per year
- two free tickets when you join
- cheap tickets to any Village Europa cinema ($3.50 off two tickets)
- invitations to preview screenings (about 3 per year - usually free)
Fly Buys - No yearly fee
- $9 tickets to any Village, Greater Union or Birch Carroll & Coyle cinema from Monday to Friday (Friday before 5pm) (about $5 off a single ticket)
HBA Health Insurance - Varies
- discount ticket packs to any Village cinema (about $4 off each ticket - in packs of 5, 10 or 20)
Palace Movie Club - $16.50 per year
- $9.50 tickets to any Palace cinema (about $4.50 off two tickets)
- birthday and Christmas surprises
- invitations to preview screenings
RACV - Varies
- $9.50 tickets to any Village cinema, only on Mondays (about $5.00 off a single ticket)
Know of any others? Let us know. Useful online movie stuffThe Internet Movie Database - what was that movie where the guy drove the blue car? The IMDb knows...
yourMovies - the best way for Australians to find out what's showing at their local cinemas
amazon.com - buy all your DVDs, videos and movie soundtracks from amazon - what an awesome range
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