When Warner Bros. announced that it would release its 2021 movie lineup in both theaters and on-demand it was met with praise from fans. Most industry experts figured it was only a matter of time
Yesterday's news of a solid vaccine was not only good news for the general public but for movie theaters as well. With so much uncertainty in the past couple months and different areas of the
Movie Theatres are dying. But I don't think it is the studios' responsibility to release films to keep them afloat. The concept of my column, Come @ Me, Bro, is to present a strong, unpopular opinion
Earlier yesterday reports came out that Cineworld was considering shutting down it's theaters in the United States and United Kingdom either temporary or permanent. This is due to the lack of big budget movies being
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First AMC Theatres. Now Regal Cinemas. Good ol’ Hollywood just keeps on churning out the goods. No, I don’t mean the movies. I mean the real-time entertainment in the form of chastising statements and power
One of the largest theater chains in the country is set to launch their subscription service at the end of this month. Regal Cinemas will offer a three tier plan for customers to choose from
While MoviePass appears to still be sorting things out, Regal cinemas has their own monthly subscirption service set to launch at the end of this month. According to Deadline the company will offer plants of $18,
