All Exhibition articles – Page 3
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NewsUK cinemas respond to ‘A Minecraft Movie’ viral trend causing disruption at screenings
Some customers were seen making excessive noise and throwing their food and drink in the air.
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News‘A Minecraft Movie’ smashes records at UK-Ireland box office with £15m opening
It’s the biggest opening ever for a videogame adaptation and biggest opening since ‘Barbie’.
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FeaturesSix talking points from CinemaCon 2025
Annual exhibitors convention ran March 31-April 3 in Las Vegas.
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NewsTrailer showcase initiative to debut in US cinemas in April
70-minute Sneak Peak Showcase costs $3 and will be available on two days.
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NewsUK-Ireland box office down 35% in March compared to last year
Slow month brings year-to-date takings back level with 2024.
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NewsFrench cinemas hit by worst March box office in 20 years
Ticket sales were down 17.5% year on year in March.
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FeaturesHow France maintains its vibrant market for arthouse films
“The work of distributors and cinemas has been built up for the past 20 or 30 years, and audiences have evolved with it.”
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NewsVue Lumiere makes latest ‘Bluey’ acquisition for UK-Ireland distribution (exclusive)
Vue distribution arm aiming to release 10-12 independent and international titles a year.
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FeaturesHow local blockbusters helped cinemas in Vietnam recover from the pandemic
Given that major markets such as China and the US are struggling to match pre-pandemic levels, Vietnam has staged a remarkable recovery.
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NewsMonth of European Film initiative boosts ticket sales to European movies
European Film Academy says admissions to European films as part of scheme have grown rapidly in past three years.
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NewsWindows, costs, gloomy press coverage dominate CinemaCon Day 1 panel
“I would like a global window of minimum 45 days.”
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NewsKinepolis, Imax Corp expand partnership with nine new sites in Europe, North America
Belgium-based operator to nearly double its Imax offering across Europe.
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News‘Snow White’ retains UK-Ireland box office lead; ‘A Working Man’ takes third spot
Flat takings for a second weekend leaves exhibitors looking for a hit.
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NewsGower Street boosts 2025 box office forecast to $34.1bn
Ne Zha 2 helps raise projection from initial $33bn.
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FeaturesHow North American cinemas are aiming to “eventise” the theatrical experience
After years of under-investment since the pandemic, the top eight North American exhibitors have pledged to spend $2.2bn on upgrades over the next three years.
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FeaturesWhat next for Ireland’s Omniplex Cinemas after move into UK market?
Screen talks to director Paul John Anderson about the company’s ambitions.
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NewsAMC and Korea’s CJ 4DPlex to open 65 premium format cinemas in the US, Europe
Starting this summer, 25 ScreenX and 40 4DX locations will be launched.
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Features"Plenty of room in the market": What’s next for the thriving premium format cinema sector?
Premium format technologies are creating compelling reasons for audiences to see films on the big screen.
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FeaturesUK exhibitors look ahead to 2026: “The end of this horror show”
Screen talks to key players in the UK exhibition space about a sector in flux.
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NewsSix talking points from the UK exhibition sector’s annual conference
The return of young audiences, community power, release date frustrations and AI’s impact were all major topics.