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Inflation brings up wage’s faster than it would usual rise, people in the public sector and other’s on income support also gets a better increase in their payments and pensions go up also, minimum wage rose by 6 percent this year so this is great for Cineworld as inflation will drop considerably but wages and the rest of it I’ve mentioned will stay the same,
When inflation start drops Cineworld share price will increase as the US is just the same also.
There’s a huge increase in cinema goer’s now and even compare the market insurance are doing deals for cinemas goer’s that just show’s the turnaround here.
Cineworld is buzzing right now.

AMC mkcap is $7.4 billion, Cineworld only £374 million,
as it stand’s we are well undervalued imo and I expect the upward trend to continue now.

Sorry I correct my post, the large Pepsi was £4,20 not £4,29, but really it was big,

I saw the foot traffic first hand on Saturday, Telford Cineworld was rammed no word of a lie. Four isles and about five deep of people waiting to buy food and drink,
Me and my wife ‘s tickets were £34 for the iMAX screen, plus I spent £13.45p on one large Popcorn Swe at £5,75, Large Pepsi £4,29, wine gums at £3,50, They buy massive bags of popcorn for penny’s and sell it £5,75 a tub, probably 400 percent returns, the experience was worth every penny, I loved it.

I’ll tell you what, I’m 48 and i expect many over 50s will look up to Tom Cruise and think age only hold’s you back if you let it, He looks great and not the 59 year olds I’m familiar with , he fly’s his own planes and has his own hanger, The motorbike he rides is a Kawasaki Z10 ninja carbon 2, a little bigger than the bike I have.
Basically you make everyday the best day you can make it, and don’t let age hold you back, I’m 48 and my next bike will be the Kawasaki Z10 ninja carbon 2. Gla

I agree and escalators are good for my knees lol,
Southwater was buzzing, such a great atmosphere all around.

The ques for the food and drinks were about 5 deep in 4 isle’s, we were worried about missing the start of the film but no worries there as are film was booked to start at 4:30 but it didn’t start until 4;50, all the advertisements and up and coming film slate’s filled that time, Cineworld will get paid for the advertisements so I’m fine with that.
I must say this, that the age groups were mostly around my age at 48, some youngsters and some elderly, great to see such a wide age range. I loved it.

We watched the film earlier at Telford’s Cineworld on screen 10 in iMAX 2D and I must say it was absolutely brilliant,
The picture and sound was amazing I must say, the place was packed out and such a good experience, the staff were very helpful as I couldn’t get a signal on my phone to show my bookings but it was all done at the till in no time, excellent service,
What a great night out we’ve had and I’m looking forward to Jurassic world next in 4DX .

I’m going to see it later today, I’m looking for to it. When the sp goes above £1 a share I’m going to buy a Kawasaki Z10 ninja carbon 2, just like the one from the film.
Cineworld’s revenue before covid was 4.3 billion and were paying 3p a share dividend, so last year it was 1.8 billion, I expect it to be 3-4 billion this year and that’s only because of the lack of films in first thee months.
Regal should start to show its true value throughout the rest of the year so revenue could be a lot higher,
I’m ready for the popcorn coke and the whole experience of seeing a 5* rated film again in iMAX 2D.

Breaking out now, huge amounts of revenue coming to Cineworld thanks to the latest high end film releases, in-fact the rest of the year is looking very good and new movies for next year also.
Regal cost a few billion in 2018 but now it should start showing it’s worth. It’s an excellent price imo so dyor.

Don’t worry about bankruptcy, the only bankruptcy that’s going to happen around here are the shorters. Cineworld has already started they are strong position liquidity wise for coming out the pandemic, well we’re well out of it now and beginning to do exceptionally well by all accounts.
Enjoy the high quality film rollout’s.

Talking about Indiana jones, the new film, everything everywhere all at once star’s the actor Ke Huy Quan, now he was the little boy with the cap in Indiana jones and the temple of doom, is he in the new Indiana film as he’s still acting and apparently very good.

Bankers
I’ve not seen that before
, that is brilliant.

Let the sp rise continue now, we should be a lot higher than this imo.

Sorry 2000 I mean .

Cruis1
I’ve been to that cinema,
I watched Mission to mars at that cinema back in 2020.
Fantastic place and I’m looking to go there again soon.

77black
Cineworld is definitely picking up now that high quality films are beginning to rollout, the markets are responding to positive news from the government’s , 15 billion towards fuel payments for every household in the country, so that’s double the original expected amount. Top Gun is no doubt helping the industry to return to pre covid levels and so the experience good quality films will bring back film growers throughout the world. Me and my wife are booked in to see Top Gun tomorrow and the IMAX screen is set to be fully booked. Bond film no time to die helped push the sp up above £1 a share last year but that film doesn’t even come close to the predicted takings that Top Gun will achieve.
Good day all round for Cineworld and I expect a very big recovery in the sp in the coming weeks. Oh yes, if your going to see Jurassic world then see it in 4DX, the experience will be amazing. Atb.

Is this the start of Cineworld’s recovery, I believe it is. Top Gun will show new cinema goer’s the huge difference between The big screens or TV streaming, no comparison..
It should encourage more people to go and see other films also.

This move’s up fast when it’s ready. Just hang in here.

It’ll bounce up soon, sp shouldn’t have dropped this low when cinemas have opened up and with such an excellent lineup of films for this year. We should be 50p + imo.