AMC/Regal/Cineworld Theaters may go bankrupt (CINEWORLD GOES DOWN!)
- Thread starter 850credit
- Start date
If AMC can survive til late 2021 it will rebound to heights never seen before cause people will flock to movies cause they are sick of being home. I know I will go to see movies I would never see in theatre but I wanna get out and get some buttery popcorn and a slush with some candy and a good 2 hour movie.
Back to business...
Those of us who are initiated into the League of Shadows will continue to stream free at home.
www.polygon.com
Those of us who are initiated into the League of Shadows will continue to stream free at home.
Warner Bros. movies won’t be premiering on HBO Max in 2022
Warner’s new movies will be theatrical exclusives again next year
www.polygon.com
I'm done with theaters
This is true. I'm hearing people are paying thousands above the asking prices on properties. I've been looking for some more sub 40k rentals properties and can't sniff out shit because of that.
AMC, Cinemark, and Regal Cinemas Welcome You Back, Mask-Free, If You’re Vaccinated
By Halle Kiefer@hallekiefer
Photo: Noam Galai/Getty Images
It’ll help hide how hard you’re sobbing about family during F9, but sure, go ahead and head back to the movies mask-free, provided you’re fully vaccinated. That’s the official announcement made on Friday by AMC Theatres, at least. “Consistent with the latest CDC guidance and following consultation with public health experts, AMC Theatres guests who are fully vaccinated are no longer required to wear face coverings at AMC locations, unless it is mandated by state or local ordinances,” the theater chain said in a statement, according to The Hollywood Reporter. “Guests who are not fully vaccinated are asked to continue wearing masks. All other aspects of the AMC Safe & Clean policies and procedures, including seat blocking, remain in place at this time.”
Between the ongoing vaccine rollout and the Memorial Day three-day weekend, it’s not entirely surprising the country’s cinemas would want to usher in as many movie-goers to A Quiet Place 2 or Cruella as feel comfortable attending. As for how individual theaters can ensure bare-faced attendees have actually received their full run of COVID-19 vaccines, well, the lack of guidelines suggests they may be relying on the old-fashioned honor system.
Cinemark Theatres and Regal Cinemas have also similarly updated their policies, per Deadline. “The CDC continues to recommend masks and social distancing for unvaccinated people. Masks will not be required unless mandated by state and local guidelines,” says Regal’s website. “Where masks are mandated, they can be removed only while eating and drinking while seated in an auditorium.” In other words, keep one in your back pocket, until you and your eight to twelve snacks are safely in your seat.
By Halle Kiefer@hallekiefer
Photo: Noam Galai/Getty Images
It’ll help hide how hard you’re sobbing about family during F9, but sure, go ahead and head back to the movies mask-free, provided you’re fully vaccinated. That’s the official announcement made on Friday by AMC Theatres, at least. “Consistent with the latest CDC guidance and following consultation with public health experts, AMC Theatres guests who are fully vaccinated are no longer required to wear face coverings at AMC locations, unless it is mandated by state or local ordinances,” the theater chain said in a statement, according to The Hollywood Reporter. “Guests who are not fully vaccinated are asked to continue wearing masks. All other aspects of the AMC Safe & Clean policies and procedures, including seat blocking, remain in place at this time.”
Between the ongoing vaccine rollout and the Memorial Day three-day weekend, it’s not entirely surprising the country’s cinemas would want to usher in as many movie-goers to A Quiet Place 2 or Cruella as feel comfortable attending. As for how individual theaters can ensure bare-faced attendees have actually received their full run of COVID-19 vaccines, well, the lack of guidelines suggests they may be relying on the old-fashioned honor system.
Cinemark Theatres and Regal Cinemas have also similarly updated their policies, per Deadline. “The CDC continues to recommend masks and social distancing for unvaccinated people. Masks will not be required unless mandated by state and local guidelines,” says Regal’s website. “Where masks are mandated, they can be removed only while eating and drinking while seated in an auditorium.” In other words, keep one in your back pocket, until you and your eight to twelve snacks are safely in your seat.
Oh yeah, I was "trolling" in this thread too.
Me saying that the quality of movies and the chance to make a lot of of money was going to fall off.
Theatres NEED to open back up is what I said. But I was crazy.. "theatres are over, stick a fork in em" is what y'all said.
Me saying that the quality of movies and the chance to make a lot of of money was going to fall off.
Theatres NEED to open back up is what I said. But I was crazy.. "theatres are over, stick a fork in em" is what y'all said.
Girlfriend and I did the same
I want to see all these high quality movies that people saw on Netflix over the past year
Not everyone is a hermit
Any more thoughts on this?
Love watching these movies on HBO max...I don't think theaters will be the powerful hold on movies as they were before. Similar to music when digital music came around.
Shiiiiit
that Discovery deal AT&T made was essentially because of the problems that HBO/Warner shit caused...and the bad feelings that Hollywood now has
You dudes don't seem to understand the concept of the amount of money movies make in theaters
I am not that ready to go to movie theaters right now so have fun I’m good
fixed.
Quiet Place is about to make $50+ mil this weekend
and China has gone back to normal
You didn't realize the pandemic is over?
Is it?
I wouldn’t say that quite yet.
Go outside
I do go outside but I’ll be alone when I go outside I’m not around a group of people if I go to the grocery store I wear a mask. And I’m going to continue to wear my mask for a while because I haven’t caught a cold all year.
They will break even with off domestics numbers, overseas they might hit 100+ million but that's still a loss in their eyes. Greed is a MF, hell it will be out online in a couple of weeks under the new deal the movie studios have made.
I dont know anyone whos been back to the movie theater yet.
Box Office: ‘A Quiet Place II’ Promises Biggest Pandemic-Era Debut With Over $57 Million
"A Quiet Place II" is set to make a loud debut at the domestic box office this Memorial Day weekend.
variety.com
Cillian Murphy on ‘A Quiet Place Part II,’ ‘Peaky Blinders’ Impact and His Batman Screen Test
The actor shares why he wrote — but never sent — a letter of appreciation to John Krasinski and reflects on auditioning to play the Dark Knight for Christopher Nolan.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
People are going back. Maybe you dont know them but they are back and China is an important box office.
Godzilla vs Kong is over $400 globally
How many movies have you rented over the pandemic
Opening up and pandemic is over are two different things.. if people are still catching it and still dying that means it’s not over... opening shit up even when there’s still risk of people spreading shit dosent mean pandemic over.. just shows money over life.. ask India if pandemic over.. throughout the pandemic nigs were throwing underground parties did that mean pandemic over? Nope just meant willing to risk it for reward
There's 120,000+ at the Indy 500 today
Maybe not in the nursing home, but take a look at the people who said they have in the thread
$400 mil on what was suppose to be a billion dollar movie, the overseas market brings in the big dollars not domestic, rent hell last time I rented a movie was Demolition Man from Blockbusters on VHS
Godzilla vs Kong is over $400 globally
How many movies have you rented over the pandemic
$400 mil on what was suppose to be a billion dollar movie, the overseas market brings in the big dollars not domestic, rent hell last time I rented a movie was Demolition Man from Blockbusters on VHS
Godzilla was supposed to be a billion dollar movie?
How did the others do?
Let's see
Godzilla King of The Monsters - $378 of that $276 internationally
Kong Skull Island - $578 of that $399 internationally
So no, it was never supposed to be a billion dollars