formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
BUNKER HILL– Bob Orndorff recalled a contest from 1936 that united him with one of his most prized possessions – an 85-year-old hand-crank projector. Source: Glimpse into the past: Hand-crank projector holds memories, history | News, Sports, Jobs – Journal … Continued
The Majestic, in King’s Lynn’s Tower Street, first opened in May 1928, as ‘talkies’ began to oust the great silent films featuring the likes of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. Source: Majestic Cinema in King’s Lynn celebrates 90th anniversary with … Continued
“We need to increase the WOW effect for today’s cinemagoers,” says Cinionic CEO Wim Buyens. “We are in the midst of a changing cinema landscape, where exhibitors must deliver increasingly immersive entertainment to captivate today’s moviegoers.” Source: Creating an Experience: … Continued
Time Square Cineworld CGI The newly-appointed leasing agents for Warrington’s Time Square’s £100m leisure-led mixed-use development, Metis Real Estate, have confirmed Cineworld as the anchor tenant for Warrington & Co and Muse Development’s scheme. Source: Cineworld confirmed as anchor for … Continued
A man caught trying to illegally record T2 Trainspotting at the Vue cinema at Glasgow Fort has been convicted of a copyright offence. Source: Man convicted over filming T2 Trainspotting at Glasgow cinema – BBC News
It is reasonable to wonder why, when for $10 a month you can stream as many movies as you like from the comfort of your couch, cinemas are more profitable than they’ve been in years? Source: How cinemas are fighting … Continued