The Fact and Fiction of CinemaCon 2021, from Dying Arthouses to Consumer Confidence
Theater owners licked their wounds and rallied around movies that will lure audiences, from “No Time to Die” to day-and-date “Dune.”
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Movie Theater Owners Open to Requiring Proof of Covid Vaccination Throughout U.S.
New York City will soon require patrons to be vaccinated, and that could follow in other markets.
CinemaCon 2021 Wants to Be Exhibition’s Comeback Party, but It Could Be an Existential Crisis
In a hot Las Vegas in August, the event will present the case that there’s still enough business to sustain theatrical.
This Was the Week That Movie Studios Finally Lost Control of the Industry
In a world where the theatrical release is an option, not a necessity, movie studios are no longer in charge of Hollywood.
Hollywood Spent Nearly 4 Hours Telling the Press It Wants Moviegoers Back in Theaters
The Big Screen Is Back event featured presentations from all the major studios and specialty divisions, and they showed every trailer they could.
BAM Announces June Theater Reopening, Plus Plans for All-Virtual BAMcinemaFest — Exclusive
After being closed for over a year and cancelling the 2020 edition of its festival, the Brooklyn mainstay is ready for its return.
Quentin Tarantino’s New Beverly Cinema Set to Reopen June 1
The repertory movie house on Beverly Blvd. in Los Angeles has been closed since spring 2020.
Arclight Was Never My Ideal: Why Losing Theaters May Not Matter as Much as We Think
For those who mourn: Theaters lost even more decades ago, and the movies continue to adapt.
‘Black Widow’ Tells the Future: The Theatrical Experience Is Only One of Many
Disney moves “Black Widow” to July 9 and turns “Luca” into a Disney+ exclusive. Warner Bros. creates a 45-day theatrical window. The good news: It could be worse.
As Cinemark Closes Three Major Theaters, More Are Likely to Follow
Many theaters will close, but not all will be for lack of support. Here’s what happened in the college town and Chicago suburb of Evanston.
14 Predictions for Box Office 2021, Including Fewer Theaters, Smaller Grosses, and More VOD
In 2020, movies learned that they didn’t depend on theaters. With that out of the way, here’s what happens next.
The Fate of Movie Theaters Could Hinge on the Outcome of the Election
Movies aren’t part of the Democratic or Republican platform, but the results of the November 3 presidential election will impact exhibitors.
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