Movie Theaters Are Expected To Be 90% Open By The Time 'Tenet' Releases In July
The National Association of Theater Owners expect roughtly 90% of theaters worldwide to be open by July 17, for Tenet in theaters.
Read MoreThe National Association of Theater Owners expect roughtly 90% of theaters worldwide to be open by July 17, for Tenet in theaters.
Read MoreThe National Association of Theatre Owners and Pioneers Assistance Fund have teamed up to create a $2.4 million fund for employees who need help.
Read MoreHow much would movie theaters federal aid encompass in the Senate's recently passed coronavirus stimulus bill? We break it down here.
Read MoreThe National Association of Theatre Owners has asked for a movie theater bailout, but while they wait for it, they're giving $1M to theater employees.
Read MoreAfter yesterday's flurry of announcements about upcoming theatrical movies on demand, the National Association of Theatre Owners has released a statement.
Read MoreA Google Glass ban is officially in place. The MPAA and NATO updated their anti-piracy policy to take a zero-tolerance stance against wearable tech.
Read MoreLast summer, the National Association of Theater Owners revealed they'd soon release a new set of guidelines to movie studios in regards to in theatrical marketing. The highlight of that tease was a push for all trailers to be under two minutes long. Well, the full list of guidelines has now been released and besides…
Read MoreA well crafted trailer for a highly anticipated picture is a thing of beauty, but there are lots of ways trailers can annoy as well. They might be sloppily edited or downright misleading. They can show too much of the movie, or feature too many scenes that aren't in the film at all. They can…
Read MoreUPDATE: Shortly after this piece was published, the National Association of Theater Owners issued a statement that they most certainly would NOT encourage theaters to boycott any upcoming films, including the Harry Potter finale. Read the full press release after the jump. The original article remains below. Could major theater chains really refuse to show…
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