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1. www.fool.com › investing › 2022/01/29Why Movie Theaters Could Be the Next Big Acquisition Target

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   Jan 29, 2022 · Key Points. The “Paramount Decree” sunsets in August 2022, allowing studios to legally own movie theaters. Theaters are struggling amid mountains of debt and declining ticket sales. But ...

2. www.forbes.com › sites › stephenwunkerHow To Re-Think The Movie Theater Customer Journey - Forbes

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   Oct 27, 2023 · With the movie theater industry recovery post-pandemic now within 80% of 2019 levels, exhibitors are working to distinguish themselves among consumers as their out-of-home entertainment...

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3. www.forbes.com › sites › robsalkowitzHere’s Why The Future Of Movie Theaters May Be Brighter Than ...

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   Jan 8, 2021 · The first rule of investing is “buy low, sell high.” Right now, few businesses are hitting lower lows than the movie theater industry, which could make it a great time to acquire a...

4. www.cnet.com › culture › entertainmentMovie Theaters Didn't Die, but They'll Never Be the Same ...

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   Jan 19, 2023 · But beyond the pandemic's direct disturbances to theaters, North America still has way more movie screens than it needs. And your options to stream films at home are wider -- and arriving...

5. www.vox.com › 22380021 › movie-theaters-covid-reopeningAs movie theaters reopen, here’s what we learned from a year ...

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   Apr 30, 2021 · For a year, American movie theaters have largely remained closed. The number of new releases was reduced as studios bumped their biggest titles into the future.

6. www.businessinsider.com › what-future-looks-likeWhat the future looks like for movie theaters in 2022 ...

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   Dec 23, 2021 · Insider spoke with executives close to the theatrical business about their outlook for the future of moviegoing, how the industry can rebound, what their most concerned about, and what...

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   Should you buy a movie theater?

   • There are other upsides for buyers with patience, deep pockets and bigger plans. Movie theaters have big footprints in urban and suburban commercial centers. Amazon has been gradually increasing its physical presence with the acquisition of Whole Foods WFM 0.0% and the expansion of Amazon Go! AMZN -1.4% convenience stores and bookstores.

   Here’s Why The Future Of Movie Theaters May Be Brighter Than ... - For…

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   Why would you go to a movie theater?

   • Maybe you’d go just to hang out with your friends. Going to the movies was fun and relatively cheap. A movie theater was a good place to go on a date (or with someone you wanted to date). There were blockbuster releases and goofy comedies and horror movies to see. For a whole lot of people, movie theaters were knit into our lives.

   As movie theaters reopen, here’s what we learned from a year ... - Vox

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   Are theater industry insiders optimistic about the future of moviegoing?

   • After two years of chaos brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, theatrical industry insiders are cautiously optimistic about the future of moviegoing.

   What the Future Looks Like for Movie Theaters: 2022 Industry Outlook

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   Are movie theaters still open?

   • For a year, American movie theaters have largely remained closed. The number of new releases was reduced as studios bumped their biggest titles into the future. Drive-in theaters made a comeback, to be sure, but only recently have regular movie theaters started to reopen across the country, at reduced capacity for now.

   As movie theaters reopen, here’s what we learned from a year ... - Vox

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   How much should theaters Go Big this year?

   • This year's box office will tell us how much theaters must go big -- and, paradoxically, shrink down -- to make it through to their next era. 2018 was the high-water mark for the North American box office. That year's $11.9 billion was followed by $11.4 billion in 2019, according to Comscore.

   Movie Theaters Didn't Die, but They'll Never Be the Same Again

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   Is the movie industry a real estate play?

   • Rosenfeld: Years ago, the industry was a real estate play. The customer had an anonymous transaction to see the content that was semi-exclusive to any given location. There was no relationship with the theater because we were marketing movies, not ourselves.

   How To Re-Think The Movie Theater Customer Journey - Forbes

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8. www.wsj.com › articles › the-future-of-movieThe Future of Movie Theaters Is More Than Just Movies

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   Oct 8, 2021 · Under pressure as Hollywood studios embrace streaming, cinemas explore ‘alternative content’ for their screens. The Future of Everything covers the innovation and technology transforming the ...