A movie theater chain allowed its customers to bring whatever they wanted to use as popcorn buckets, but they may not have expected wheelbarrows and coolers to come rolling through the doors.National Popcorn Day At Movie TheatersYou dont have to look very hard to find a national day just about every day of the year. Apparently, Jan.19 is National Popcorn Day.Thats at least what movie theater chain Cinemark told its customers when it announced its bring your own bucket promotion. Movie fans were allowed to bring any container and fill it with popcorn for $5.READ MORE: Don't Eat Microwave Popcorn For This Scary ReasonLiterally anything can be a bucket, the Texas-based chain with more than 500 theaters said when announcing the event.Some moviegoers may have taken that as a challenge.What Movie Fans Brought For Popcorn BucketsSocial media lit up on National Popcorn Day with photos of theater customers arriving with everything from Halloween candy buckets to large cooking pots.Here some of the most creative popcorn buckets people thought to bring to watch movies.WheelbarrowUrn and Traffic ConeHalloween Pumpkin BucketsLego Head and Target CartGiant Cooking PotsStorage TotesSuitcaseHome Depot BucketCoolerGarbage Can12 Things We Miss in Modern Movie TheatersWhile we still love movie theaters, they have changed through the years. And not always for the better.READ MORE: Once-Beloved Movie Theater Gimmicks That Have Faded AwayGet our free mobile appMovie Theater Horror Stories Involving Smelly FoodYoure not supposed to sneak food into the movie theater, but sometimes satisfying your hunger is more important than following the rules. Here are some real-life theater food horror stories from social media. (The names have been removed to protect the guilty.)Filed Under: Cinemark, Movie Theaters, TheatersCategories: Longform, Movie News