article_snippet.sent: So, how much does a home cinema cost?
article_snippet.sent: But with the average cost of a family visit to the cinema costing £100 (including tickets, transport and food), it almost starts to look like good value.
article_snippet.sent: Your best bet is to shop around for a discounted 55in TV, such as the Samsung UE55H6670
article_snippet.sent: This leaves you with £52 to spare, which you may consider spending on six old cinema chairs currently available on eBay for £149 (richersounds.com).
article_snippet.sent: It makes more sense to buy a 75in TV, such as the Samsung UE75H6400 — £2,498.97, also from Currys.
article_snippet.sent: With nearly £1,000 left over, you can buy four LC7027 leather cinema chairs from Amazon at £219 each, and have enough to buy almost £100 worth of snacks.
article_snippet.sent: The Epson EH-TW9200 costs £2,799 and is almost as good as what you’ll get at the cinema.
article_snippet.sent: To get the best picture, look at the FrontStage Motorised Home Cinema Projector Screen HDTV, 197in x 147in, which is £1,078 on Amazon.
article_snippet.sent: Networked 4K Home Cinema Receiver at around £1,329.
article_snippet.sent: Finally, invest in some Premiere Home Cinema chairs from Drinkstuff on eBay at £1,299 each.