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Lovely rise today, wasn’t expecting That much tbh. Im really hoping studios might bring a couple of films forward to may now. Still hoping for a few RNS this week, confirming studio agreements

Hopefully we will get some RNS this week, confirming deals with other studios. Mooky did say on results day, they would come soon

I really hope your right

Good find maddan, let’s hope the studios get freezing feet over streaming

It’s down again now, with Dow up nearly 400 points

So it looks like cineworld will drop tomorrow, If (cineworld USA) is any indication at the moment, hopfully it might head back up

Ok so cineworld USA IS DOWN NEARLY 5%, why doesn’t that surprise me

It’s cineworld USA you should be looking at

Let’s see how cineworld USA, reacts today

You wish

Mooky said on results day, they will announce in the next few days agreements with other studios , so I’m hoping for a couple of rns next week

I can’t see a 10% rise in one day, thou it would be nice. What Iam hoping for is a few big films, to be brought forward

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/box-office-godzilla-vs-kong-defeats-pandemic-with-48m-u-s-start

Let’s hope this holds next weekend, taking into account this was shown on HBO BOX, these are good figures. No doubt Mm will drop the share price on Tuesday

. The film went on to debut to $32.2 million ($48.5 million over the five days), the best opening weekend of the pandemic.[99] Collider attributed the film's box office results to "positive word-of-mouth."[100]

Hope they don’t, that will do some financial damage

Vaccine Passport being trialed at the Luna cinema in April, I think This is a outdoor cinema

Who’s wants to watch it on tv, when you can have the big screen sound movie experience. (Cinema will never die)

In even more optimistic news, the $165 million flick earned $11.6 million on Friday in North America, a 73% jump from Thursday’s $6.7 million gross and 21% higher than the $9.6 million opening day. I was frankly expecting real frontloading as the devoted fans (and theatrical die hards) flocked to theaters on opening night while the rest watched the film on HBO Max. That clearly didn’t happen which is warming my cynical heart. The film has earned $27.9 million in three days, already bigger than any Fri-Sun weekend (Tom & Jerry’s $14.11 million). At a glance, we’re likely looking at a $32 million Fri-Sun frame, $48 million Wed-Sun holiday weekend and a $52 million Wed-Mon launch.

Considering pre-release forecasts were hoping for a $30 million-plus Wed-Mon launch, this is beyond impressive. It will be, by Monday, the third-biggest Covid-era grosser behind only The Croods: A New Age ($56 million) and Tenet ($58 million). What’s most impressive is that it is legging over the long weekend like a normal release. A $52 million Wed-Mon gross would 5.4 times the Wednesday gross, which is indeed relatively “normal” for long Easter weekend releases. It’s about on par with the 5.92x Wed-Mon multiplier for Roland Emmerich’s Godzilla ($74 million/$12.5 million) in 1998. Yes, these are smaller numbers (not even counting inflation), but theaters are still dealing with capacity limitations, closures in much of Canada and all the expected Covid-era challenge

In the United States and Canada, Godzilla vs. Kong was initially projected to gross around $23 million over its five-day opening weekend, compared to debuting to around $68 million in a pre-COVID marketplace.[98] It made $9.6 million from 2,409 theaters in its first day, the best opening day figure of the pandemic. After grossing $6.7 million on its second day, five-day projections were increased to $30–40 million.[99]