Are you fed up with paying too much for a movie ticket, and then being forced to watch pre-movie commercials?

Most Americans are. According to an InsightExpress poll released on November 17th, 53% of moviegoers want movie theaters to stop running pre-movie commercials, and 27% say that the ads "will lead them to decrease the number of trips they take to the theater."

Problem is: the five largest movie theater chains all show pre-movie commercials.

It's time to send a clear message to movie theater CEOs who have no respect for their paying customers.

Here's what you can do:

1) Send an email directly to the CEOs of the five largest movie theater chains, telling them to stop running pre-movie ads. Click here: http://actionstudio.org/?go=1097.

2) Avoid theaters that show pre-movie ads. Don't see movies at Regal, AMC, Cinemark, Carmike, Loews and National Amusements. They all run pre-movie ads. Century Theaters doesn't. (It's probably best to go to an independent theater.)