Photo of the month: Popcorn and NFL

By Celine -
We're starting 2021 with a pandemic. I don't have a lot of pictures this month and the "best" one is this picture of our Cineplex popcorn while watching NFL playoff.

Cineplex Popcorn + NFL Games

Stay safe!

Location: 900 Burrard St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 3G5, Canada

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