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Noticed they are releasing Dr Strange in 3D. Apart from 4DX, when was the last time 3D was a thing?
I was thinking it would have to make a comeback, sooner or later for Avatar. Otherwise I can't see the point of Avatar.

This bigger TV lark has been done.
Netflix shares have halved.
TV's will never be the first port of call for BIG movies.

Pardon my ignorance. But how would a dilution affect a shorter?
Would it be good news for them, or does it complicate the contract?
I guess I would like to know what hurts a shorter and what makes them smile.

I'm coming onto a nice sum of money in June. I'm worried that this stock will take off before then.
Just shows how differently we all see things.

My favorite movie franchise and I don't have clue why. It just pushes all the right buttons.

4DX was made for this. BONG!

So Putin can do what he wants because our stocks are more important?
You may not have meant it like that, but that's how it came across

Hehe. I'm good here. Don't need you looking out for me.
Next week the MF post will be something like "Is now the time to invest in CINE"

Agreed. A proper British gem.
While I was there saw the trailer for Phantom of the Open and immediately fancied that. Saw it this week with my Unlimited. It is wonderful.
Make sure you see it when it comes out.

Key question I suppose is where's the bottom.
I'm getting cold sweats just thinking about it.
But if I had some available cash I would still buy at this price.
The same is happening right across my UK portfolio. But I've been here before so I will just have to get my head around it.

My wife and I have been unlimited members since the reopenening. My thinking was seeing the backlog of movies due to covid.
I have always been a big movie fan. I have a good home cinema setup and a large collection of movies. But you can't beat the excitement of watching a new release on the big screen.
I get plenty of use out of my Unlimited card. Weekends and sometimes midweek.
I have a very diverse taste, but if a film is good I can feel it. So it is more about the experience than the quality.
If there was no cinema I don't know what I could replace it with.
That is why I ploughed money into this company.

My UK investments have been bleeding out all week. But my US investments have stood their ground.
It is painful to watch, but I've seen this before and there is always a bounce at some point.

Seem to remember the days when Cineworld were promoted to the ftse100. It can't have been that long ago. Maybe 4 or 5 years.
Things move quick on the ftse.

Mixed feelings on this one. I went to see TDK in the cinema and had some kid sat behind me crunching Doritos all the way through. Even in the quiet, tense scenes. It ruined it for me.
For purely selfish reasons I'm happy that it is a 15. It means it is going to have more of an edge to it. Batman should not be like Spiderman. It has to be dark. A 15 cert will get rid of the shackles that held Nolen back.
If it's good it will still be massive.

We are all speculating on what will happen next in Ukraine.
This is Russia's own Cuban missile crisis.
It is upto NATO what happens next. Can anyone actually see NATO standing firm here?

Possibly my favourite franchise at the moment. Guaranteed profit in a normal year.
Tom is playing the long game. Just like us really.

Cinemas have proved to be recession proof.
People tighten their belts for sure, but people and families need to balance a life too. There are not many cheaper family nights out than going to the cinema.

This is a random tweet I just spotted that I thought might make some LTH's smile.
https://twitter.com/katieisafilmfan/status/1487370682216423430?t=xiQRGENHemTF8mcXJ_oi_A&s=19

Wales will follow suit or Cardiff Airport (which is government owned) will go belly up.

I'm in no rush to cash in. This used to be a good dividend share. In a few years I would like to see what they are giving. That will make my mind up for me.