Concession Spending Feeds AMC’s Plan to Buy European Theater Chain Odeon-UCI
Gains from concessions sweetens AMC’s plan to acquire European theater chain Odeon-UCI. Source: Concession Spending Feeds AMC’s Plan to Buy European Theater Chain Odeon-UCI
“Technicolor Experience Center” Opens To Push The Boundaries Of Immersive Content And Technology – Technicolor
Technicolor (Euronext Paris: TCH; OTCQX: TCLRY) a worldwide technology leader in the media and entertainment sector, has announced the opening of the Technicolor Experience Center. The center is tasked with developing high-concept content, platforms and technology for virtual reality (VR), … Continued
Owners of Chicago’s shuttered historic movie palaces hope for revival – Chicago Tribune
At one time, the Central Park Theatre and the New Regal Theater weren’t just movie palaces — they were the entertainment and cultural centers of their respective communities on the West and South sides of Chicago. Source: Owners of Chicago’s … Continued
Under Wraps: Three shuttered Chicago movie palaces – YouTube
A look at the current state of three of Chicago’s most beautiful, shuttered movie palaces: the Central Park Theatre, New Regal Theatre and Uptown Theatre. Read the story at www.chicagotribune.com/palaces. (John Owens, Chicago Tribune)
THE FILM FOUNDATION, THE HOLLYWOOD FOREIGN PRESS ASSOCIATION, AND TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES BRING NITRATE PROJECTION BACK TO HOLLYWOOD AT THE AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE’S HISTORIC 1922 EGYPTIAN THEATRE | Turner
The Film Foundation, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), and Turner Classic Movies (TCM), in conjunction with the American Cinematheque and the Academy Film Archive, today announced a partnership to ensure that the Egyptian Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood … Continued
Disney World’s projection mapping turns landmarks into movie screens – Sun Sentinel
This summer, Walt Disney World visitors are seeing a couple of elaborate theme-park landmarks in a new light. Source: Disney World’s projection mapping turns landmarks into movie screens – Sun Sentinel