formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
THE Walpole Picture Theatre entertained the residents of Ealing for 60 years before the lights went out for good on October 28, 1972. But now, the stunning Art Deco building, which began life as a skating rink in 1908 and … Continued
In a summer movie season Hulk-smashed by Marvel’s Avengers, here’s a surprise ending: Little cinemas — the kind that usually don’t show superhero extravaganzas — are thriving. One reason: They aggressively market experiences customers can’t get elsewhere. Take, for example, … Continued
Contrary to popular belief, the widespread usage of movie streaming services such as Netflix (NFLX) or Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) Prime have not led to a pro-rated decline in the traditional “popcorn theater” industry. Key players such as Cineplex, (OTCPK:CPXGF) have managed … Continued
The Phoenix Cinema is asking for architects, planners and construction experts to come forward as it looks to build a second screen. A year on from its funding crisis, management at the cinema in East Finchley believe that a second … Continued
North Hollywood-based librarian Christina Rice, 45, loves to see movies with her 9-year-old daughter at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. Source: What happens when Netflix buys Hollywood’s Egyptian Theatre? – Los Angeles Times
The Spanish exhibition chain Odeon Multicines has just reopened the Plaza de Armas multiplex in Seville, whose Screen 1 is now equipped with a Christie® RGB pure laser projector featuring CineLife™ electronics and RealLaser™ illumination. It is the first installation … Continued