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- Thursday, April 18, 2:08 PM Highlights from CinemaCon: 1) The debate over shortening theater release windows picks up with the displeasure of move theater operators (CNK, CKEC, IMAX, RGC, MCS, RDI) over the practice losing steam as the appeal of boosting VOD revenue entices studios. 2) Disney's (DIS) presentation was a hit with screening of both Monsters University and The Lone Ranger being well-received on top of the company's dramatic Star Wars news . 3) What's next for theaters? The success of both IMAX in international markets and new premium theaters popping up in the U.S. has operators exploring upgrades to theater complexes to add features such as bars, lounges, and restaurants. Naturally, ticket prices would be boosted to pay for it all. 1 Comment [Consumer]
- Monday, March 18, 9:22 AM Reading International (RDI): Q4 EPS of -$0.06. Revenue of $65.1M (+13.4% Y/Y). (PR) Comment! [Earnings, Breaking News]
- Tuesday, September 11, 2012, 12:05 PM Time Warner Cable (TWC +0.8%) continues the new industry trend of trimming the time between theater releases of films and digital availability, saying Snow White & The Hunstman will is now available through its On Demand service. By beating Netflix (NFLX +0.2%) to the market by a full four weeks, the company has a nice advantage over its rival. The bigger question: Are theater operators such CNK, RGC, CKEC, RDI, and MCS seeing an effect from earlier digital releases? Comment! [Consumer]
- Monday, September 10, 2012, 8:11 AM The summertime blues extend to the weekend after Labor Day for the movie industry, as no movie grossed over $10M and early estimates place the industry's box office haul as the worst since 2003. In particular, family films and late-night showings still haven't fully bounced back from early summer levels. 3 Comments [Consumer]
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