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Only a fraction of the movie fans who spent $187.7 million opening weekend to see Avengers: Age of Ultron saw it as it appeared at Airbus IMAX Theater at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center … Continued
The recent news that exhibitors in North America and Germany were unhappy with the film rental terms Walt Disney Studios was offering for their release of “Avengers: Age of Ultron” provides a perfect opportunity to explain some longstanding industry practices … Continued
This series of talks and discussion that followed on International Day of CinemaCon looked at how to make the cinema going experience more engaging and immersive. It began with a talk by one of South East Asia’s leading exhibitor operators, … Continued
If the first step of a recovery is admitting that you have a problem, then this year’s CinemaCon did a good job of aknowledging the stagnation of cinema youth attendance (in mature markets – no such problems in China) and … Continued
This CinemaCon panel brough together exhibitors and distributors to look at the challenges facing cinemas – declining or plateuing attendance in mature markets, the impact of social media, new technology investment questions, etc. It was expertly chaired by Julien Marcel, … Continued
Here is a catch-up of cinema news from around the world (non-English and non-Chinese territories) from the past few weeks. Source: World Cinema Digest – Monday 11 May 2015 – Celluloid Junkie
This is an overview of recent earnings announcements and quarterly results of US cinema related companies from the last few weeks. This is not a review of ALL the cinema companies that released result, but only some of the more … Continued
A catch-up of cinema news from mainly Anglophone countries from the last few weeks, plus one very big piece of news from Scandinavia. Source: Catch-up Cinema Digest – Wednesday 13 May 2015 – Celluloid Junkie
In an era when we can all access our favourite movies on any number of personal electronic devices at the drop of a hat, going to the cinema may seem like a bit of an old-fashioned pastime. However, some of … Continued
The redevelopment of the former Astoria Theatre site in Brighton has moved forward after plans for a new residential block were submitted to Brighton & Hove City Council. Source: Plans in for former grade II-listed cinema redevelopment | Insider Media