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Onlyonewhufc - in theory I'd say more than 2019 / 2020 - should be a bumper year ahead. Top one on the list " Spider-Man: No Way Home" is already doing very very well.

They way I figure it the demographic targeted by these films are the ones looking to get back to some kind of normal in 2022 - two main stays are restaurants / cinemas

dreamachine - "BOO also £4 previously, but look now" - are you awake or still dreaming ... this is what's here / coming

15th December 2021 – Spider-Man: No Way Home
22nd December 2021 – The King's Man
24th December 2021 – The Matrix Resurrections
14th January 2022 – Scream
21st January 2022 – Morbius
11th February 2022 – Uncharted
11th February 2022 – Death on the Nile
4th March 2022 – The Batman
11th March 2022 – Turning Red
8th April 2022 – Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore
6th May 2022 – Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
27th May 2022 – John Wick: Chapter 4
27th May 2022 – Top Gun: Maverick
10th June 2022 – Jurassic World: Dominion
17th June 2022 – Lightyear
1st July 2022 – Minions: The Rise of Gru
8th July 2022 – Thor: Love and Thunder
22nd July 2022 – Nope
29th July 2022 – Black Adam
30th September 2022 – Mission: Impossible 7
7th October 2022 – Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse 2
4th November 2022 – The Flash
11th November 2022 – Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
16th December 2022 – Avatar 2

Exactly RS2002 "In short, this is a demographic that is returning back to the cinema in flocks."

The demographic going to see Spider-Man: No Way Home, The King's Man, or The Matrix Resurrections will vote with their feet, box office smashes throughout for the remainder of 2021 and all of 2022.

The order book has been pilling up - and that demographic want fun / near normailty.

The only curtains going up and down are going to be in the Cinema's - its not exactly like in the next 1 month there is'n't any blockbuster films, nor people with holiday time.

Today was:
A good prospectus - for those who'd forgotten "Welcome to ITV", the morning heat map was long overdue.

Let's not sour an excellent day all round.

Today's results confirmed what most of us knew.

Onward and upwards (dyor) from here.

nige.co if that happens good time to buy - keep the faith

Not bad for one show and the potential to syndicate etc.

News timed perfectly for Friday 10pm!

Could it simply be to make and offer on the table look attractive ~ a 50% premium would be circa 170p

... and I'm in my 20's I I don't watch love island or the Euro's -

Streaming via UHF (look no wires) it the oldest, longest form of streaming with the biggest number of devices (TV's) still being used.

Hold is the only logical outcome to what looks to be counter-intuative price falls especially when the SP should be in the 140-170 range

Fundamentals are solid
Content is king
Streamers need content
Streaming providers have audiences demanding content and will look to increase their catalog - especial post pandemic
Streaming providers have deep pockets and some are very deep
Patience will be rewarded

Similar happened to WMH last year dropped every days for 6 weeks then went from 99p to over 300p with a takeover.

Patience - the fundamentals are there - even if the SP is lagging behind - maybe the tactic is get us to sell.

Some shares are going to be more sensitive to the ebbs and flows of the global pandemic and other not at all.
Arguably RR is right up there as being quite sensitive, then the flip side is the potential of a better return.
For those who like looking at data this is a good recent study of "The Impact of COVID-19 on Flight Networks"
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2006.02950.pdf

Big Airline spend ~ 270 aircraft : https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57657128

All we need now is Tom and 50p by summer....

Very insightful - the games that are played out that try in some way to hang off the coattails of the news ecosystem.

Garydav2 the side you are on is dependent on how you view the trending data, without data, you're just another person with an opinion

Attractive as the potential here is when normality returns just google "covid data" and take a look at the global graphs to judge "globally" if we are months, quarters, or years away. Unfortunately travel is one of the reasons that this got so out of hand in the first place.