In a move that will likely be seen as worse than closing to movie theater owners, France has issued a three-week ban on concessions at movie theaters amid the rising COVID-19 cases starting on Monday, January 3rd, according to Deadline While studios will be glad to see that theaters remain open, theater owners are likely[...]
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Christmas Day Releases Bring Out The Big Guns At The Wrong Time
Movie theaters and studios started to delay major releases in March, and while a few movies have come out since then, there has been a good day where several big releases are coming out It didn't seem like there was going to[...]
When it comes to reopening, there are a lot of why some states and counties have decided not to reopen movie theaters At the moment, there is the debate whether or not there is even an audience that wants to go to theaters, but that is neither here nor there New York City has been[...]
This decision comes at the heels of MGM deciding to push back No Time To Die until April of 2021 in light of the pandemic and people not being comfortable returning to crowded movie theaters.
New York NY/USA-January 5, 2020 The Regal Cinemas in Times Square in New York Editorial credit: rblfmr / Shutterstock.com
To make matters[...]
As a film critic now that new movies are coming out in theaters I am wondering whether I can morally recommend going to theaters during a pandemic.
Kaufman blames studios for stifling creativity because they're more about the bottom line for the box office.
Regal Cinemas are reopening their theaters on July 10. There will be some dramatic changes with policy in accordance to social distancing.
In The Washington Post, he has penned a letter about the importance of movie theaters, and that need us more than ever when they open their doors again.
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Christopher Nolan on how it takes a village to run a theater:
When people think about movies, their minds first go to the stars,[...]
From August 25-31 at a number of their theaters across the country, Cinemark XD is giving fans a chance to see 11 Marvel movies for $5 per film.