US vs UK Movie Theater Food (AMC vs Odeon) | Food Wars | Insider Food
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2023
- From calorie count to portion sizes, we wanted to find all the differences between AMC in the US and Odeon in the UK. This is Food Wars.
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US vs UK Movie Theater Food (AMC vs Odeon) | Food Wars | Insider Food
I cant stop imagining the 16 year old cinema employee who just opened up shop, ready for some chill first hours and Joe comes in “I would like to order everything you can find in this place”
This is funny thank you for the laugh Kido I needed this 😂
And I need it to go!
That was me I am the 16 yr old 🤣🥲
@The Joker it's true I was the popcorn
@@nathanmade1230 It's true, i was the atoms inside the popcorn
Throughout this I couldn't stop thinking about how this must have been the most expensive Food Wars episode yet.
A large popcorn in Georgia us is only 15 bucks depending on your location
@@kadencecrew583115 bucks for corn……and a little bit of butter.
@@Travellingwiththedaysyou mean "butter flavoured topping"
He easily spent at LEAST $7,000.
@@kadencecrew5831only? Sounds really expensive
Woah, an editing error at 5:18!
Someone in the US clearly edited this and added in a pack of American Smarties fizzy sweets, not the UK chocolate Smarties 😲
Ye saw that lol. Like what are those
@@biasseddig9665 They look like what we call Fizzers!
@@biasseddig9665 They are sweet tarts. They are a bit understated compared to most sour candies but they were a staple of 80s and 90s halloween candy.
@@biasseddig9665 they’re like chalk-y fruit flavored circle things. they come in a thin plastic wrap. they’re a popular “reward” or “treat” given by teachers usually since they’re cheap and dairy/nut allergy friendly. not the best candy lol
I think they used the US KitKat wrapper as well in the same shot
as a european watching this show i do appreciate Harry's way of explaining each snack that i am familiar with for american viewers but i would like it if Joe could explain American snacks too because what on earth is a coke freestyle and milk duds and all the rest
It is better that Harry explains but on Joe's side can I introduce something called the internet?😂
Yeah I think Americans just assume everyone knows what they mean, because they subconsciously believe that the whole world is america.
MILK DUDS ARE LIKE CHEWY CARAMEL/ CHOCOLATE CANDIES!! USA LOVES SOUR CANDY ASWELL!! So a lot of our candies are colorful, sweet, and sour. On the other spectrum, caramely, rich, chocolate, crunchy candies! Also a coke freestyle is a drink machine dispenser that lists and dispenses pop from the brand coca cola.
a coke freestyle machine is not only in movie theaters but it's in a lot of different fast food restaurants as well. it has a bunch of categories of drinks owned by Coca Cola and then different flavors within. so for example, you can tap between coke or sprite or Minute Maid or sometimes Fanta or hi c and a bunch of other different categories (many including a light/zero option as well) and within that you can get different flavors. so you could for example not only get a coke, but once you clicked on the coke option it will let you choose between cherry or vanilla etc. it's wild
milk duds are a very hard/chewy caramel thats coated in chocolate
I actually currently work for odeon, this is a pretty accurate video other than a couple of things. The picture you used for smarties is the American smarties, in the uk they’re a completely different thing, sour patch kids aren’t US exclusive, we sell them too and the Cadbury buttons topper on the popcorn is a smaller size bag not the sharer bag that you showed. Good job though guys
I just wrote pretty much the exact same comment haha, but instead of working for Odeon I'm just a MyLimitless customer so I know Odeon pretty well!
I tried british smarties and they were awful
The “butter-flavor toping” is soybean oil with artificial butter flavor. I used to work at a company that ran a small independent theater in NYC, and we tried to use real butter, but people actually hated it, so we switched to the fake stuff. 😂
The picture they showed for the UK smarties has triggered me greatly.
Lol
I know!
Triggering Brits is what America does best.
I'm a brit and had no idea we sell pizzas at cinemas, never seen anyone with one.
I've known about them but never really considerd grabbing hot food at the cinema as I'd feel bad about the smell for whoever's next to me.
Wookie Cookie I love your username. But why an avatar of Anakin instead of Chewie? 🤔
@@sjdrifter72 That's a really good question
Even if you had, how would you know?? Looks like a bag of toast!
as someone of Italian and German descent, that’s NOT a pizza. that’s an item from a 1-star sandwich shop that’s branded as having pizza toppings
None talking about the way Harry said "Jalapeños" 💀💀💀
8:26
@@martamolina3469 He's definitely trolling 🤣 I've heard him pronounce it the correct way before! It's not even like he pronounced the J instead of H... he said the whole word weird lol Jelapanos 😆
Probably saying it in jest
Trailer Park Boys reference🤔
The people of Mexico are up in arms!🤣🇲🇽
Okay I worked at AMC for about a decade as crew, then supervisor, then manager…
One of the best things that ever happened is in my small town rural theater, a little boy with a British accent came up to me and asked for “more dressing” for his popcorn haha
Also, we popped our popcorn with coconut oil and the buttery topping was flavored soybean oil.
The menu at AMC was going to be pretty expansive at one point I was in a test market that was trying out the new feature fare menu and the amount of variation in hot dog toppings and hot food offerings (including chicken and waffle sandwiches and burgers) was pretty expansive.
Oh also, the nacho cheese was pretty contentious. We had a brand for a long time and then amc switched to Tostitos and it was our biggest collective complaint all year with people claiming it tasted like vomit (it was pretty bad) so they developed a new formula and put it in the same containers as the old cheese that people used to love but I don’t think it ever tasted quite as good as it used to.
@@tylerchance8642 you guys fell off when you took out the spicy cheese
(Former amc employee) Also the butter bottle was expressly NOT to go in theaters, but for the mega bags because omg the mess if we had let that happen.
The most expensive episode is food wars history and I'm 2 minutes into the video 😂
The UK use to have a melted butter option, early 2000's it got phased out. I recall having to double bag to prevent complaints of people getting covered in butter - this happened a lot.
It’s so funny I remember coming out of the cinema in London and getting on the tube with a Large drink from Odeon and quite a few people commented to me on how crazy big the drink was which shows you how little we have large soda sizes (not at all). If that was the US no one would have even blinked twice
I think the only other place I've seen a fizzy drink that big was the London Olympic Stadium, and it was somehow more expensive than a cinema. Which, no mean feat
The soda sizes in the states can be pretty massive but they also add a lot of ice. In much of Europe and the Uk, it seems you have to ask for ice. Whereas in the US, you have to ask for no ice.
@@xsietube Anywhere that does fountain soda generally gives you ice eg macdonalds and they will in a movie theatre but not many places even do fountain soda. The theatre I went to was self service so you could add your own. No ice with a soda is just bad tho, I like lots of ice that’s how it should be
@@jacobmacdonagh4070McDonald's in some European countries don't add ice to their drinks during the wintertime, and I get that. No one wants to walk around with an iced drink when it's already cold outside. Also, my teeth and I are thankful.
@@floraflowers I disagree, it’s essential to have ice for the carbonation level and for the the drink to taste best it needs to be cold
I'm from the UK and melted butter on popcorn is incredible
Haha when you said fresh popcorn I giggled. From a former odeon employee it’s not usually popped on site. 85% comes pre popped in this big bales and we just put it in the warmers. We did occasionally make fresh salted but only during weekends/holidays.
That’s so sad lol
US makes it fresh in front of the customer
I was so disgusted when I worked at a theater and discovered we had to warm up popcorn from the night before to serve to the first group of customers. We would do a fresh pop to give the lobby that fresh popcorn smell and then cover the old popcorn with the fresh. This wasn't an everyday thing because the goal is to sell as much popcorn as you can so there won't be leftovers
Odeon used to sell butter for popcorn many years ago. Well, it was called butter, but the bottle it came in was called "Butter biz - the biz without the butter", and was basically some sort of yellow vegetable oil with flavouring. The nacho cheese was notorious for eventually melting the little ladels used to serve them.
It’s still available in Ireland, I couldn’t believe you don’t have it in the UK!
I am genuinely shocked the UK has Candyking (one of the biggest pick'n'mix brands ever). Until now, I was only used to seeing it in Nordic store shelves, especially in Finland, and was saddened when everyone else I knew outside the country didn't know about it. Candy pick'n'mix is very underrated imo, and should be everywhere, even if it's more effort and more expensive than just picking up a candy bag.
We also have occ we at the cineworld cinemas there are slot of cineworlds in Scotland I would highly recommend going to one if you get the chance the one in Glasgow is potentially the best but most people I know go to odeon also did cineworld not close down in America or a company with the same name… jees Louis I ranted
yessss i’m from America and it was never a branded thing but when i was younger my local theater had the bins to choose from, but the last one i saw was in a kind of run down theater before covid :( i wish they were more popular here
It's the other way for me tbf as I remember seeing them in shops ten years ago when I was more into those kinds of sweets and was surprised to hear they have Candy King in Scandinavia
I've seen Candyking often in cinemas here in the UK, but never bought it since I don't eat so much sugary food at once and find cinema food expensive compared to highstreet food I can sneak.
It's rubbish nothing like the corner shop pic n mix 2 pounds for 200 sweets ect 15 years ago
Interesting that the British guy explained what each sweet was but the American guy didn’t and just assumed people knew
The American guy was annoying and thought he was funny. Ugh.
Building a pick-and-mix cup is a skill to fill as much as possible and force that lid on so you can pay the cup price (about £5-£8 depending on cup size) instead of pay by weight. I use millions to fill in any gaps in my layers.
Yeah never bother with pick n’ mix if it’s paid by weight, the art of cramming as much as possible into a pick n’ mix cup gives you a better value and higher satisfaction
When I worked there as a kid we got a 40% discount so I think the large cup worked out at about €3 at the time. After I paid I weighed it, full price by weight it would have been like €22 if I recall correctly.
Idk where your getting your pick n mixes but that is a lot 😭usually I have to spend like £4 - £5 at the most on a pick and mix and their the large share ones
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From someone that works in a UK cinema, i can tell you that a large popcorn costs the cinema less than 12p to make, and it is sold for around £6. It always amazes me how much people love the food (and think its worth the price) when its realistically worth so little.
That’s how cinemas make money without the pricing cinemas wouldn’t exist so if u enjoy going to the cinemas it’s worth it
@@Anonanonymous184 tbh not many people buy snacks from the cinema anyway
Something I love from watching the older episodes, is that you see Harry get more and more confident and become besties with Joe
I used to work at an Odeon and with the drinks the drink itself was always the next size down but then just topped up with ice. Most also do a kids size one (which I think was 12 fl oz) and not many did the 44 fl oz one with 32 being the largest (not many cinemas do the 44 oz one unless it's just a London thing). With the Ice Blasts the red is Cherry and the blue is Blue Raspberry and you can also get other flavours such as Cola, Strawberry and Lime, Orange, Bubblegum (we do the latter two at the cinema I currently work at). Also before I left Odeon (which was about 7/8 years ago now) we started the "Load it Up" range which was being rolled out to other branches but this included the beef hotdogs, chips (and lattice fries), more nachos toppings than the standard Salsa and Cheese (guac and sour cream). Some branches will also have a fully operational bar and some a Costa Coffee, problem is many Odeons are different depending on the size of the store and the location
i used to work at a costa franchise in an odeon and would always get the lattice fries with nacho cheese!!! so good. i don't think they do them anymore
@@backstagewithcaitlin Another with the same tastes as me. The lattice fries were great but with the cheese on top *chefs kiss*
As a Brit I don’t think putting butter on popcorn is weird at all, butter makes everything better…
I live in UK and every odeon I've been to has had a costa store inside the cinema as its own separate section but still in the theatre premises so not an American exclusive 🤷♀
I'm old enough to remember it not being a combined thing tbf, similarly to Cineworld having Starbucks on site at their cinemas. I guess it depends on how you class it given that it works as it's own separate entity
The old Manchester Odeon had a few different outlets (printworks) inside until they renamed it VUE
Well, it depends on the size of the odeon. The nearest Odeon to me (Dorchester) is quite a small cinema with only 3 screens and, unfortunately, does not have enough room to fit any other food or coffee outlets in it.
@@crimsontheotter That's fair enough. I went to one in Hastings a few years ago and that was very small with barely any space for Odeon's own food spots, let alone third party ones like Costa. Bit of a comparison to a local one to me in Milton Keynes, which is a ginormous 11 screen place inc. 1 IMAX and several 4K HD ones plus a Costa and massive snack counter
Yeah Odeon in Trowbridge and Bath both have a separate but connected Costa on site so you can get a coffee and take to cinema or just go to the Costa. The Trowbridge cinema also has a small bar in the foyer so you can get a drink to take to the cinema or just have a drink while waiting or after.
Watching this video and reading these comments make me grateful for the movie theater I have in my town. I live in a pretty small town comparing to cities around it and we rarely have anything entertaining. All we have is basically a bowling alley and a theater. But, that theater is amazing. It has fresh popped popcorn (they actually show it), not whatever cheap food that was in the video, and leather recliner seats. Also we got like a whole arcade in the common area. I recently went to a movie theater out of town because it was showing something that wasn't being shown at our theater and I never realized how good I had it, recliner seats easily make the experience better.
Tango ice blast low key hit different
Mustache'd Harry holding a hotdog gives big Midwestern Dad vibes and therefore, oddly, is the most American thing in the video.
Honestly this series could be endless if they wanted
As a note, AMC Theaters have started adding in Bar and Cocktail options but it's specific to the individual theaters. I know one here in NYC just opened up Bar options in the past 2 years.
My local VUE cinema has had a bar for years
Ours are the most basic as you can get in the U.S. since I live in a county where we NEVER get anything new to happen to any of our movie theaters because NONE of them are big chain movie theaters because we don’t have AMC Theaters we do have one that is across the U.S. but it’s only found in the U.S. which is CineMagic. And only one of the movie theaters that we have in this county has reclining seats at least I think so?
Don't most cinemas sell alcohol? The ones round here (UK) have for years - all 4 near me do anyhow. Showcase (cinema chain) have definitely sold alcohol for at least 18 years 😅
@@adriennekylie4916 Here in NYC they sell beer, but some have just recently started selling cocktails
I’m from England and went to Disney in Florida years ago and got buttered popcorn. To this day it’s the best popcorn I’ve ever had!
Right? I don't know how Harry can say it's so weird. Do you guys not put butter on corn-on-the-cob there? Or even just buttery corn as a side dish.
Brach's used to have Pick A Mix sections in American grocery stores in the 60s up until the 90s I believe. You'd get a bag and pick whatever you wanted-I loved the Neopolitans and jelly nougats-then the cashier would weigh it and ring it up with the rest of the groceries. I loved the fruity caramels too! Thanks for the lovely childhood memory.
The maple creams were my favorite.
I’m from the US, we have a store that still has a pick and mix section and it is paid by weight.
When I feel these guys run out of food ideas for food wars they always surprise me
Fun fact; Costa Coffee is the worlds second large coffee chain behind Starbucks.
At 5:19, when Harry was talking about the sweets you can put on your popcorn, they put an image of the American smarties instead of the British smarties 💀 (they are very different things)
i was waiting for someone to comment this 😂
I worked at several different cinema chains in Canada. Here you can pay for real butter. It was basically butter in a plastic Icecream tub that we had to melt in a warmer everyday. Otherwise the free stuff the butter topping is actually a butter flavoured oil. You couldn’t pay me to eat it. It used to be becel margarine that came in a big jug and looked like liquid foam before heated. Best thing I ever learned is that day old heated popcorn actually tastes better than fresh popped ( we only ever pre popped for big rentals so it was maybe 12 hours old but we often would blind taste fresh and the pre popped and everyone always like the older popcorn more but it had to warmed back up first)
I love butter on my popcorn. I take some clarified butter to the cinema with me to pour it on 😅 You used to be able to get it at AMC before they rebranded them all to odeon. Flavacol is great for cinema style popcorn at home.
I worked at a U.K. Odeon from 2008-2015. The food changed a lot in that time. Went through various different guises and changes. I always loved it though. Discount too!
In the US, we had those candy shops with bins that you could take and scoop different ones into a bag, then you paid by the pound. Typically they were found in every mall back in the 80's. Many grocery stores also had a Brach's "pick-a-mix" table with scoop and bag, again, pay by the pound. Never seen them in movie theaters.
they all went away after covid 19 here
True. I loved getting those nougats with the gummy bits mixed in as a kid. Good times😊
@@BeautifulAngelBlossom Wheres here? Theyre still everywhere in the UK
The cool thing about the UK ones is instead of paying per pound the sweets would have their own price for one sweet, meaning you could literally get a pick and mix worth a penny lmao. Also made it easier to steal, put 60 1 penny sweets in a bag and tell bossman its a 50p pick and mix lmao
In the US they have a shop called lolli and pops still open after pandemic. They do gourmet bulk candy as well as prepackaged candies. They also operate out of malls. I guess bulk candy has a tendency of being a trend that comes back over time, if it ever truly goes away at all.
It’s always interesting when marketing techniques call medium “regular”, encouraging you to at least get a medium. Since it sounds standard, small would appear to be giving you less than “normal” and large is only 1 size up in your mind from baseline, vs 2 sizes up from small. Clever!
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Some cinemas in the UK do butter popcorn, just not Odeon apparently. The one I went to as a kid definitely did. It was my favourite thing to get.
As a kid I used to add melted butter to salted popcorn in the microwave at home. Now I think it would be far too much ha
UCI maybe? I think they were more American style??
@@ffyrestarr Yeah, it was a UCI!
Love how at 9:35 you can see the camera shake, presumably from the cameraman's laughter.
As a fellow movie theater employee for about 6 years, my advice is NEVER buy a hotdog if you go to an early matenee. Those are from the previous night (same with popcorn). Popcorn in general: If they aren't taking it from the machine with the kettle, tell them to because that popcorn from the warmer might be a couple of days old.
5:17 wrong kind of Smarties.
I currently work at an AMC so this was so funny to me to see the differences from this location and my store. For example mine has chicken tenders, churros, and alcohol in addition to everything else listed
I will never take odeon nacho slander. I’m in Northumberland UK and our odeon has some niceeeeeee nachos, they weren’t served like that at all. It is the nicest plastic nacho cheese ever and the guac is actually super decent.
As a former AMC manager I can tell you AMC stopped using melted butter over a decade ago. Almost 2 decades. Melted butter hardens quickly as it cools and proved too messy and time consuming. What they use is an oil based product that has butter flavoring mixed in for the topping. For popping they use coconut oil and a scoop of butter flavored salt.
Pick n mix is standard all over Sweden in grocery stores as well as the cinema.
The concept (Bulk confectionery) originates from sweden
At 5:15 you showed the wrong type of smarties and also our KitKats look different
Nice I never thought out movie theater food wars ❤❤
They finally run out of ideas
@@Genny-Zee I doubt it i think there are alot more things what could do and movie theater was just a top requested one
Could of had some different corporate cinemas like uk’s cineworld in the next one cause these look fun
@@greengameinvader2474 Honestly AMC is the worst movie theater chain in the US. There are way better smaller chains like Alamo Drafthouse and Cinepolis.
AMC added a version that serves meals/alcohol to try and compete with them, but it's overpriced with inferior food/options and worse service.
At the end of the day, as much as I appreciate watching a movie with an audience, it's quite nice being able to just stream a movie at home, and save a ton of money making my own food and drinks.
@@nahor88 I respect that honestly but cineworld is a one of a kind in Scotland I’d recommend they have a subscription basis where you get a card which gets you discounts on food anyways I agree with you that nothing beats a classic movie at home
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yeah in supermarkets and cinemas in Sweden, we also have pick and mix and also from candy king.
My AMC doesn’t even butter it for you! You can freely take your jumbo popcorn bucket to the butter fountain (yes, fountain) and drench it! Love this country 😂
The different ways harry said jalapeno throughout this whole video is funny.
I can imagine people correcting him in the background
actually love these 2 guys the best duo and they are actually rlly entertaining
Every time I watch these videos I just remember being back in the States in 2016 and it makes me feel depressed 😂
I loved the food over so much. Mushroom and Swiss burger every Sunday watching the NFL all day in a Sports bar.
Safe to say I was in genuine tears on the plane returning to the UK three and a half months later and 2.5 stone heavier lol
Food Wars on Monday? Unexpected, but not unwelcome.
You have "star" in your name, and didn't say "a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one"? Try harder brah.
@nahor88 I have already said that in the comment section of a Food Wars video released unexpectedly. Also this was a quote from the Rebels show.
@@Star_Joker dokes... I actually hate Rebels lol. I despise how immature it is compared to Clone Wars and that disgusting art style they chose with the skinny lightsabers. My fav scenes in Rebels actually feel like they're straight out of Clone Wars, like Ahsoka vs Vader and Maul vs Obi.
That was not a picture of smarties 🤨
I love these videos, They are a addiction, never stop with Food Wars!! ❤😊
Live in the UK myself, and showcase is the main place in my eyes. Never even heard of this other place.
There are Costa Coffee branches inside a lot of Odeon cinemas in the UK but they are never used
Interesting, the one near me is always pretty busy
@@ashbunny2645 the only people I've seen using them are parents who are waiting to pick someone up
@@harryconnor2144 ours was always rammed when I worked at a cinema.
all of that food probably cost the same as rent for a 2 bed apartment in london
Amc in the 90s use to have a pick and mix like option along with some local theaters doing it. None do it now and I miss the mixing of candy.
CandyKing (the brand on the pick and mix cup) is actually Swedish. The concept of pick and mix is actually called lösgodis and is originally from here but it is also popular in the rest of the nordic countries. Rekorderlig is also Swedish!
I had no idea being the UK we could add all that stuff onto our popcorn 😂
Loved this vid ❤😊
I’m from the uk and I LOVE buttered popcorn. I get a bowl of melted butter and dip each popcorn in so they all are even covered.
I do miss the days when a movie theatre didn’t double as a restaurant. Snacks are ok but nobody should be ordering a full pizza pie and taking it into a movie. It kind of ruins the experience. Can you imagine sitting next to someone trying to assemble a giant box of nachos with 24 separate pieces? I can’t. Not in a way that doesn’t result in violence
Back in the 90s in the UK we used to put butter on salted popcorn. Was amazing but I understand the health consequences.
Pick and Mix is common all over Sweden. We even have the same brand. It’s in convenience stores, cinemas, grocery stores, gas stations…pretty much anywhere.
butter flavored topping is coconut oil with butter flavoring. popcorn is popped using soybean oil and flavocol powder.
In Australia, u can get a slushy it’s like a icey. A choc top. ( vanilla ice cream with chocolate frozen over it) pods, smith chips, hit chips, coffee, beer, cocktails.
In Canada, it’s a mix. When you go to a Cineplex, we’ve got Sour Patches, Buttered Popcorn, Skittles, and Hagen Das like the the U.S. But we also have Maltesers, better Nachos, and alcohol like the U.K. We also have better slices of pizza, poutine, Reeses Pieces, Hershey products, and Maynard’s Fuzzy Peach! 😎🇨🇦
And that bottled “butter” option at AMC is just asking for trouble. Buttered popcorn in general seems like it would be a nightmare to clean (I always assumed it was a hardened coating like caramel, not something that would get all over your hands and fingers.)
When I was younger, AMC, or at one point in time General Cinema, (I don't remember when it became an AMC but it was called General Cinema prior to becoming AMC) employees would put "butter" on your popcorn for you, I think you had to ask for it but I could be wrong. At some point in time, AMC added self-serve "butter" dispensers and that is what the AMC location in the city I currently live in has (if you want "butter" on your popcorn, you put the bag under a "butter" dispenser, if that's the right name for it, and press/hold down a button until you feel that your popcorn has enough "butter"). I could be wrong but I think the bottles of "butter", like the one in this video, are for the takeout popcorn. I vaguely remember reading somewhere that the big bags of popcorn AMC now sells come with a bottle of "butter" for you to use at home so you get the authentic movie theater experience.
Considering what the pizza looked like, I was half-expecting Harry to open the 'nacho sauce' box to discover a Jackson Pollock-esque nightmare inside...
I'm a Brit and imma say this...buttered pop corn needs to become a thing, it was so good. When I went over there to watch Halloween
I'm surprised it's not a thing over there? It's completely normal over here but most of us prefer kettle corn or regular popcorn
@@cpeugh123ad speak for yourself I’ll choose butter 9/10 times
@@cpeugh123adstfu you do not speak for Americans
@@mackyronniYou are a freak
My ODEON cinema close down years ago and now it's a hope Centre. We have the Cineworld and the Empire now.
The butter on the side is wild and this is coming from someone who likes "butter flavored topping" on my popcorn.
Side note: my first job was at a movie theater. I absolutely love popcorn and not even braces could stop me from enjoying popcorn on the clock.
The wine gums story is certainly strange. They were marketed as an alternative to wine, though it's often disputed that at one point they have contained wine.
As a proud UK resident, I have more or less eaten everything at odeon
Im lucky enough to have an AMC theater in the mall near me and connected to the mall is a Target and the mall also has a big food court with all types of food. Since the movie theater snacks are always so expensive I just go to target and get my candy. Or if I want something more filling I can go to the Wendy's in the food court and get something and sneak it in. The one thing I do like getting from the AMC theater is the ICEE, so ill get one of those usually.
That looks amazing!!!! ❤
I’ll never forget how upset one of my little cousins got when he found out we don’t have Ribena in the U.S. little kid was maaaad! 😂
Isn't finding anything blackcurrant flavoured difficult in the State's anyway due to that very long ago issue with the crop?
You guys are still missing a LOT from the AMC menu. We have a full menu at the AMCs in my city that have burgers, shakes, chicken tenders, etc. Our AMCs also serve alcohol.
When I lived in Germany during the 90’s they sold butter popcorn but it was like a butter flavoured dusting, it was so nice!
where I am in canada they had dispensers so you could put your own butter flavored topping on your popcorn .. it's pumped out of a 5 gallon bucket ..that says cottonseed oil .... you can also pay extra for real butter ... I think it's a $1 . we don't have many good food options .. hot dogs ... and natchos ... slushes .. and coke freestyle machines . wish there was something else ... some of the ones in bigger cities have pizza .
Cooking with Harry was delightful.
Holy moley! The calories and all that are insane! 😦 I’m not going to the movies for something healthy but yikes that’s way worst than I expected it to. I usually like the nachos and I just get a water cause the costs are insane but they charge you for a fountain drink even though I’m only getting water. I haven’t gone to the movies in a very long time might go for John Wick 4 though but that’s crazy
Both subjects are very good at their job, per usual ❤❤
Funnily enough in Ireland Odeon is the only cinema chain to offer "butter". It's actually a butter flavoured oil called Butterbiz with the slogan "All the biz, without the butter"
Well darn it, now I’m craving popcorn!
i enjoy watching harry & joe together--but i can't explain why!
I enjoy watching these videos.
03:44 - Harry this is an unacceptable statement and a declaration of war, please rescind it. Butter on popcorn is absolutely incredible and one of the primary reasons to visit America.
P.S. ODEON used to offer mixed salt and sweet although the option has technically (recently) been replaced/superseded with a dedicated Sweet & Salty popcorn (and its awesome!)
Waheeeyy eyup MJ
Butter in popcorn is just even more weird and unhealthy. What is it with America trying to make worst food
MJ. It’s Harry! We had the dedicated sweet and salt popcorn hopper when I left 8 years ago!
@@biasseddig9665 And so? It's a treat to enjoy at an activity you only occasionally partake. And it's DELICIOUS.
@@biasseddig9665 my god do u go for entertainment or go to the gym??
Entertainment is supposed to be fun not some lifestyle monitor
As others have said, wrong kind of Smarties, but also wrong looking Kit Kat (also the American version I guess?).
I wasn't sure what Joe meant when he was talking about Coaster coffee. Most people around where I live in the UK say Cost-a with a short o, as in it Costs a lot.
How the british guy pronounces jalapenos killed me with cringe 😭 how has my fellow Brit failed me 😭🤣💀
Me and my mum would always say they call it Costa because it cost a lot of money 😂
@@bu_lai_ke pretty sure he was joking...
@@duchenefan it didn't seem like it to me and he's mispronounced loads of stuff over the years 🤷 I'm not that bothered it honestly, it was just like nails on a chalkboard hearing it off guard 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, Costa fortune! 😂
This comments section:
25% former employees sharing stories about working conditions at cinemas
50% Americans arguing that AMC does sell alcohol, so the UK doesn’t get to count that as an exclusive.
25% people commenting they don’t watch movies in theatres anymore and why.
and .000001% pointing out the smarties graphic are the US smarties, not the UK version.
13:22 we had that in our grocery store before it got renovated, except there were little baggies instead of cups
The amc megabag got to be the msot American thing I've seen all day
😂 never knew the British equivalent of a movie theater has so many differences to the American movie theater. I still remember they used to have Kernel’s popcorn seasoning in the theater. Nowadays you can get it in almost everystore. Still I do like how England values it’s candy the most.
What do you mean "British Equivalent"? Are they not both called movie theaters to watch movies? just call them British theater's not British "equivalent" as if ours are not theater's lmao😂😂
Its a cinema tho