formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
“2020 unfortunately now looks like a year where the domestic box office is set to plummet 81 percent,” says MoffettNathanson’s Robert Fishman. Cinema should look at striking content deals with streaming services to get much-needed content amid studios’ ongoing film … Continued
Like a first kiss, most people don’t forget the first movie they saw in a theater. Nothing to do with the movie industry in 2020 is normal. Movie studios are hedging their bets – delaying the vast majority of big budget movies (such … Continued
Daisy Dukes Drive-In Cinema will be hosting their spooky fun at Sheffield’s FlyDSA Arena this Halloween. You’ll be able to watch a packed programme of classics in the venue’s car park from the comfort of your vehicle – although you might … Continued
Will an immersive production of ‘The Great Gatsby’ set the template for British theatre? I’m in a mansion in Mayfair in the grim 2020s, yet I feel I’ve travelled 3,000 miles away, and a century back in time. This is … Continued
There is more to the story than the treachery of Barbara Broccoli. Cineworld, which bought the US chain Regal in 2018 and inherited a large pile of debt, was already in a precarious position when coronavirus hit; it is now … Continued
The boss of the UK’s third largest cinema chain has a simple solution to the industry’s Covid-19 crisis. “We will survive, we just need movies,” says Tim Richards, chief executive of Vue. Source: https://www.newsbreak.com/news/