AMC warns it’ll run out of cash in January, calls out Warner Bros.’ shift to HBO Max
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Warner Bros to release all 2021 movies in theaters and on HBO Max simultaneously
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‘Monster Hunter’ pulled from Chinese cinemas over scene said to be racial slur
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Wonder Woman 84 coming to theaters and HBO Max in a simultaneous release
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AMC’s revenue plummets by more than ninety percent as theaters remain empty
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Cineworld to close all Regal Cinemas, UK venues in response to ‘No Time to Die’ delay
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Movie theater rescue called for by top filmmakers, NATO, MPA, DGA in letter to Congress: “Theaters may not survive”
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The pandemic has put the future on fast-forward, with one notable exception: The drive-in cinema
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AMC Theatres to offer fifteen-cent tickets for older films on first day of reopening
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Walmart to host pop-up drive-in theatres at Supercenter locations across America
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‘Mulan’ to skip theaters for $30 rental (September 4th on the Disney Plus platform)
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Universal, AMC Theatres forge historic deal allowing theatrical releases to debut on premium VOD early
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The empire strikes back -- again. The second film in the Star Wars franchise topped the box office for the first time in twenty-three years, propelled by drive-in theater sales
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Unsubscribe: The $0-budget movie that ‘topped the US box office’
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AMC Theatres has 'substantial doubt' it can remain in business
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How I built a $100 drive-in movie theater to hang out with friends while social distancing
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AMC Theatres refuses to play Universal films in wake of 'Trolls World Tour'
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MoviePass and its parent company have both filed for bankruptcy and will liquidate their assets
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Intermissions for modern movies - what are your thoughts?
It seems that movies are getting longer and longer nowadays, and some people (like me) are incapable of holding their bladder for more than 1.5-2 hours, especially when movie-theater-sized drinks...
It seems that movies are getting longer and longer nowadays, and some people (like me) are incapable of holding their bladder for more than 1.5-2 hours, especially when movie-theater-sized drinks are involved. So this got me thinking: is it time to bring back the movie intermission?
I'm curious:
- Are you for or against the idea of longer movies having an intermission? Why or why not?
- How do you think adding an intermission to the movies would affect the experience? And how might it affect the film industry and the films themselves?
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Netflix has signed a ten-year lease to keep Manhattan's single-screen Paris Theatre open, which it can use to satisfy the theatrical-release requirement of the Oscars
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Why MoviePass really failed
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MoviePass is shutting down tomorrow
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Inside the rise and fall of MoviePass
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Regal unveils bold unlimited movie ticket subscription plan
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MoviePass suspends service for several weeks, citing technical problems and plans to recapitalize company
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“Do we want to be in business?” The strange, never-ending saga of MoviePass
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The death of a movie theatre
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All eight Harry Potter movies are returning to theaters
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MoviePass keeps plan at $10, but limits subscribers to three movies a month
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“Since Eighth Grade is rated R and that’s sort of stupid we’re doing free screenings in every state this Wednesday with no ratings enforced. Come watch, kids!“ - Bo Burnham
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MoviePass is down again
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Kadokawa Cinema Shinjuku reopens as anime-exclusive theater
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We're experiencing the biggest revolution in movie ticket prices in decades
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AMC unveils answer to MoviePass: $20 subscription plan
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