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  1. bad view
    Martin Scorsese Is Too Short for Movie Theaters“There’s always a big person in front of me,” he says.
    By Tom Smyth
  2. vulture hacks
    How to Find the Best Seat in Any Movie TheaterTurns out, it’s based on the placement of sound-tuning microphones.
    By Seth Porges
  3. stand-up
    The Comedy Cellar Is Coming to a Big Screen Near YouOn August 5, the famous New York club will livestream two shows to 48 theaters across the country.
    By Hershal Pandya
  4. back to the movies
    How Are Movie Theaters Handling Barbenheimer?Here’s to hoping there are Kenough screens for every Barbie wearing a porkpie hat.
    By Alejandra Gularte
  5. imf
    How to Survive Mission: Impossible 7 in a Movie TheaterFive screens and 14 mostly wonderful hours later, I’ll tell you the best way to see Dead Reckoning.
    By Bobby Finger
  6. explainer
    Which of the 600 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Versions Is Right for You?Mercifully, the decision won’t involve the multiverse.
    By Eric Vilas-Boas
  7. screen time
    Bad Projection Is Ruining the Movie Theater ExperienceMultiplexes are failing at their most basic function: delivering a bright, sharp image.
    By Lane Brown
  8. it’s saur true
    Nicole Kidman Reprises Her Most Impactful Role: The AMC CommercialHeartbreak to keep feeling good in a sequel.
    By Zoe Guy
  9. cinephiles assemble
    MoviePass Diehards, Your Time Is NowThe embattled subscription service confirms a Labor Day relaunch … plus, the cards are black now.
    By Zoe Guy
  10. it’s so true
    We Can Now Come to AMC Theatres for Just $5 on TuesdaysNicole Kidman’s pre-roll ad is worth that alone.
    By Jason P. Frank
  11. dystopia
    MoviePass 2.0 Wants (to Sell) Your AttentionThe plan was to use eyeball-tracking tech to mount a rival, but Stacy Spikes opted to raise the dead instead.
    By Chris Lee
  12. alexa play price tag by jessie j
    AMC Is Charging More for The Batman Than, Say, the Channing Tatum Dog Movie DogSomehow, price gouging feels good in a place like this.
    By Rebecca Alter
  13. resurrections
    The Cinerama Dome Is Reportedly Reopening After All, We Just Don’t Know WhenThere are conflicting reports as to how long it’ll take.
    By Jennifer Zhan
  14. no time to release a movie
    The Huge Hidden Cost of Holding a MovieAccording to experts across the industry, the financial disarray of COVID-era Hollywood goes much deeper than bankrupt movie-theater chains.
    By Chris Lee
  15. box office
    Dear Evan Hansen and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad ReviewsCould the movie musical be the next Greatest Showman? Early negative reviews suggest yes, but producers hope fans show up anyway.
    By Chris Lee
  16. stand-up
    Inside Inside, Inside (a Movie Theater)Bo Burnham’s special is a much different — and happier — experience when watched on the big screen.
    By Katie Mears
  17. movies
    Quentin Tarantino Buys Historic Los Angeles Vista TheatreThe director says it will likely reopen “around Christmas time” and screen “only film.”
    By Zoe Haylock
  18. don’t call it a comeback
    How Alamo Drafthouse Battled Back From BankruptcyThe beloved movie-theater chain would like you to know that reports of its death have been greatly exaggerated. Chris Lee reports.
    By Chris Lee
  19. movies
    AMC, Cinemark, and Regal Cinemas Welcome You Back, Mask-FreeProvided you’re vaxxed up, of course.
    By Halle Kiefer
  20. movie theaters
    Quentin Tarantino’s New Beverly Cinema to Reopen in JuneThe director stepped in to save the revival theater after its previous owner’s passing in 2007.
    By Halle Kiefer
  21. remembrance
    Why ArcLight Hollywood Was More Than a Movie TheaterThe staff and fans of the legendary Los Angeles theater remember what it was about the venue that made it such a one-of-a-kind home for the movies.
    By Max Cea
  22. movie theaters
    L.A.’s Beloved ArcLight Cinemas, Pacific Theatres Will Close Permanently“Despite a huge effort that exhausted all potential options, the company does not have a viable way forward.”
    By Halle Kiefer
  23. movie theaters
    Regal Cinemas to Reopen in AprilWatch Godzilla vs. Kong as it was meant to be seen.
    By Charu Sinha
  24. nyc
    Cuomo Announces NYC Movie Theaters Can Reopen at 25 Percent Capacity on March 5Theaters in New York City have been shuttered since March 2020 because of the pandemic.
    By Rebecca Alter
  25. 2020
    The Year Hollywood Stopped Playing by Its Own RulesIt took a pandemic to force the movie-making business to change its ways. But what does a post-2020 industry really look like?
    By Chris Lee
  26. threequels
    If You Want Her Wonder Woman 3, Patty Jenkins Needs a Theatrical Release“I would like to believe that it is temporary, but I’m not sure I do,” the director says of the Warner Bros. HBO Max model.
    By Halle Kiefer
  27. the industry
    Here’s How the New Stimulus Package Will Affect the Entertainment IndustryBreaking down the aid for venues, higher piracy punishments, and new Smithsonian museums.
    By Justin Curto
  28. coronavirus
    We’ll Have to Wait a Little Longer for RespectMGM pushed its release date to August 2021.
    By Charu Sinha
  29. box office
    What Exactly Does Disney’s ‘Reorganization’ Mean for the Movie Industry?Hollywood’s most dominant box-office force is shifting emphasis away from the blockbuster biz to try to eat Netflix’s lunch.
    By Chris Lee
  30. mutant movies
    The New Mutants Heads to Home Video, Deleted Scenes and AllIn the midst of a pandemic, the X-Men spinoff is unlikely to break even at the box office, so it’s turning to collectible DVD sales instead.
    By Chris Lee
  31. the future
    The Fate of American Movie Theaters Looks Terribly BleakTheater owners across the country explain how they’re going to survive 2020: “It’s a darker time now than when theaters were initially closed.”
    By Mike Sampson
  32. movie theaters
    Cineworld Closing U.S. Regal Cinemas and U.K. LocationsFollowing the latest No Time to Die postponement.
    By Charu Sinha
  33. box office
    Tenet Rakes in $200 Million at Global Box Office, Struggles StatesideThe Christopher Nolan film pulled in $6.7 million domestically in its second weekend in wide release.
    By Chris Murphy
  34. movies
    Here Are All the Movies Scheduled to Hit Theaters in 2020An ever-evolving guide to the year’s major theatrical release dates.
    By Vulture Editors
  35. keeping up with the royals
    Queen Elizabeth Cordially Invites You to Watch a Movie at Her Country EstateSandringham Estate will host a drive-in theater.
    By Charu Sinha
  36. the industry
    What If the Movie Studios Decide They Don’t Need Theaters After All?The paired fates of Mulan and Tenet may have far-reaching implications for the industry.
    By Mark Harris
  37. box office
    Lots of People Actually Braved the Coronavirus to See Tenet in TheatersThe Christopher Nolan caper racked up $53 million in over 40 countries across its opening five days in release. It hasn’t even opened in the U.S. yet.
    By Chris Lee
  38. fandom
    ‘You Ready to Risk It All?’: What It’s Like to See Tenet in a Movie Theater“Do I feel totally comfortable? No,” said one theater patron in London. “But I don’t know when I’ll ever feel that.”
    By Amos Barshad
  39. fall preview
    39 Movies We’re Excited to See This FallWest Side Story, Dune, Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan in a seaside Romance. Will the movies come through?
    By Alison Willmore and Bilge Ebiri
  40. movies?
    Where in the World Can You See Tenet in a Movie Theater?Turns out, a lot of places.
    By Zoe Haylock
  41. ask an expert
    Is It Safe to Go to a Movie Theater Right Now?Dr. Robert Lahita attempts to answer all of our questions about cinema’s grand reopening this August.
    By Jason Bailey
  42. the movie
    Unhinged Is Still Hell-bent on Becoming the First Post-Lockdown Movie in AmericaThe Russell Crowe thriller wants to “ride the notoriety” of arriving in theaters at a time when moviegoers aren’t guaranteed to show up.
    By Chris Lee
  43. movies
    A New BTS Movie Is Coming to a Theater Near YouThat is, if it’s open.
    By Zoe Haylock
  44. the industry
    Judge Reverses Decades-Old Antitrust Rules Governing Movie TheatersWhile you were sleeping.
    By Hunter Harris
  45. our streaming future
    Will a Comedy Ever Play at a Movie Theater Again?Three writers wonder if 2020 is the end of the end of laughing out loud at the cinema.
    By Alison Willmore, Bilge Ebiri, and Jesse David Fox
  46. friday night movie club
    The Movie of This Quarantine Summer Is Jurassic ParkRunning from dinosaurs, stress-eating ice cream, filing into a theme park even though it means putting lives at risk — who can’t relate?
    By Alison Willmore
  47. former feuds
    What AMC and Universal’s Historic Streaming Deal Really Means for MoviegoersThe theatrical window is closing.
    By Chris Lee
  48. rip summer blockbusters
    You’re Not Seeing Tenet Anytime SoonWarner Bros. officially yanked Christopher Nolan’s movie from its August 12 release date, indefinitely delaying its theatrical rollout.
    By Chris Lee
  49. rip blockbusters
    A Summer Without Movie Theaters Is InevitableTenet’s continuing absence from the big screen could have a chilling effect on the theatrical moviegoing business.
    By Chris Lee
  50. box office
    What to Expect When Movie Theaters Reopen This SummerThe box office is coming back, with or without Tenet. But the industry’s measure of success is going to look a lot different.
    By Chris Lee
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