Movie Hop
When you buy tickets for one movie then sneak into another movie. Mostly used when underage kids want to see an R movie.
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movie hopping
To movie hop is to buy 1 ticket to the first movie and after taht first movie is done you sneak into other movies without paying.
movie hopping by LilJOnwhattt: August 24, 2005
movie hopping
To be a bad person at the theater and watch movies you didn't pay for by sneaking in.
Usually you'd pay for the first movie and hop whatever else.
I remember saying this back in 1998. I started this because I was tired of explaining to people my movie hopping strategy.
Usually you'd pay for the first movie and hop whatever else.
I remember saying this back in 1998. I started this because I was tired of explaining to people my movie hopping strategy.
movie hopping by tpfusion July 5, 2005
Movie Hoppin'
My cronnies and I went movie hoppin' at the Palace Cinema. We ended up seeing seven different films that day instead of the one documentary.
Movie Hoppin' by Zack August 23, 2004
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