9 euro's a normal movie.. 11,50 for a 3D movie..
that's 12.73 and 16.27 dollars..
you can get cheaper tickets depending on time, day, being a woman, and other cities..

Here in Belgium it costs € 9,5 for a 3D movie, and 2 euros less for a normal movie.

That is almost 13,5 dollars for a 3D movie. But you can also get it cheaper if you buy a pack of 10 tickets.

Thanks for the many answers. :) It's an interesting insight.
I'm still on the fence whether I should go see Deathly Hallows 2 or not...

$20

130NOK without glasses (which you can bring yourself). About 23-24US$, but a bit less than you make an hour at 7/11.

... I just caved in an put in my reservation for Harry Potter. :)
I'll go to see it on Thursday when my class is over. I really hope it's as epic as everybody says.

Wow... where I live, 3D movies are $8.75-$11.50, even at an IMAX theatre with a huge screen... I guess I should consider myself lucky, huh?

I wouldn't complain too much, though. Anyone in America would kill to have Japan's internet speeds. I mean, 80 Mbp/s down? And 53 up?! I think the average speed in America is something around 3 Mbp/s down and 1 up!

Yay @ Ecuador.
3D is $6
Normal is $2,50

In Oslo, Norway you pay 100NOK($18) for the ticket and 20NOK($4) for the glasses that i think you can keep and bring the next time you see a 3D-movie. So next time it's only 100NOK which is the same as 2D-movies,

morenoingrato said: Yay @ Ecuador. 3D is $6 Normal is $2,50

Do they show English language movies in Ecuador or only (mostly) Spanish dubbed ones?