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Mentioned earlier today that the Hungarian website was in transition.

Bookings from 3 June.

https://www.cinemacity.hu/#/

+18 More multiplexes and 8 months without films

Never thought I'd see it hit 90p again after the F9 opening Box Office and being brought forward news and along with the UK reopenings and further strong weekend RNS.

These ones can sit it out along with my others till the end July.

£,$ and Euros at the tills you cannot argue with and we should have about 97% multiplexes reopened by this weekend.

Packing up early for the BH weekend and I intend to book another two films to contribute to coffers.

Here's to a another strong few weeks and lets see if Mr Johnson makes the announcement I think he is intent on making by the end of the week.

I've been tracking all our Hungarian website and it's on the turn

Today it's most recent front page message of "Keep calm. We Bring Back The Cinema City Experience Soon" has this morning changed and it looks like it is actively in the process of updating the website. Just the listings to be added. Should go live either later today or tomorrow imho.

If and when that happens it will round us up to 100 Rest Of the World reopenings going into this weekend

I also see they are plugging VIP and VIP console gaming as well.

https://www.cinemacity.hu/?lang=en_GB#/

https://www.cinemacity.hu/cinemas/allee/1133#/buy-tickets-by-cinema?in-cinema=1133&view-mode=list

Some of the others might be static this morning but then they will be lucky if they are adding further reopenings in Europe tomorrow and Friday as CINE are doing.

82 more I make it this weekend and that have been shut for between 8 and 14 months. Think pent up demand

Strong weekend also coming here as per Mooky's statement and its also half term as well.

Very good opportunity being presented again imho.

There were several on here saying why no RNS but Mooky waited and released it when the time was right. Not oinly at the end of the UK's first opening weekend but also knowing the pipelines for firther CINE reopenings in the Rest of the World and with an insight into what looks like another strong weekend.

Its been a massive undertaking getting virtually all our Regal American cinemas open, same for the UK and most of the RoW cinemas.

At 94p they are grossly underestimating right now the money that is going to come @CINE's way.

Bank holiday weekend coming up and half term in the UK accompanied by a string of new releases now and further to come to see us comfortably through to two blockbusters in quick succession. Fast and Furious 9 and Marvel's Black Widow.

Own research says Peter Rabbit will have another strong weekend and take your pick off Disney's Cruella, A Quiet Place 2 and the Conjuring. Good update btw FI.

Rest of the World will be there to bolster our takings this weekend. 8 months likewise they have also been without movies. That extends to 14 months in Israel.

Yes Reddit support would be great but CINE is getting mentioned everywhere right now and the films are getting publicised left right and centre as well.

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/shares/ftse-finishes-lower-as-sterling-strength-weighs-aveva-rallies-on-second-half-recovery

Morgan Stanley probably

I've just caught sight of this article from one of the scientists who gave us the AZ vaccine and what he says makes a lot of sense and what with hospitalisations having levelled out and deaths rates having trended low for weeks it is hard to argue otherwise. Hopefully his thoughts inform and are mirrored by SAGE and the PM and Matt Han****.

Then it will be spy the last remaining cheapies left for a full recovery.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/oxford-vaccines-covid-pandemic-over-stop-prof-andrew-pollard-b936859.html

That's because somebody was visibly on the offer side this afternoon and buying stock. Raised it 96.8p just to announce they were here and then eased it a bit just to let the other side sell more stock. For them to pick them up.

Start of the correction back up and things are shaping up nicely for it to "pop" nicely back over £1.00.

Happy to settle for a 5% rise any day of the week, although I do believe both Cineworld's update yesterday and recent industry news below, are worth much more. Still very cheap indeed.

sammy18, you just skip over them and filter them. The bulletin board is pretty good at dealing with the trolls.

Alternatively you either get yourself an Unlimited ticket or get some tickets for the weekend or week ahead and cause them a further headache.

It's half term coming up and I would not bet against it being as bumper as the last one one. Disneys Cruella released in the USA? and UK.

It's called pent up demand. People have not been able to go to the cinemas for virtually 8 months.

Looks like maybe a first one has closed.

Lets see how many are remaining when Fast and Furious 9 hits the screens and quickly followed by Marvels Black Widow.

Don't give your shares away easily. This was £1.20 without all this good news and what looks like a bright future.

Lets see if I get my Target Price of £1.50 by end of July.

It should never have been under £1.00 in the first place. The news from the weekend has just been too good. Some I think bet the Indian variant and on cinemas not performing well.

Wrong on both counts.

https://variety.com/2021/film/box-office/f9-record-breaking-opening-weekend-international-box-office-1234979423/

Then they bring it forward in the UK. Less than 1 month to our first blockbuster. 97% American cinemas open, UK cinemas reopened and Rest of the World Cinemas nearly all reopened as well.

https://www.thecomet.net/things-to-do/latest-fast-and-furious-9-uk-release-date-7990056

Then Peter Rabbit surprised at the Box Office and there is more to come this weekend - and guess what - Its half term. PR2, Cruella, Demon Slayer, A Quiet Place 2, The Conjuring

https://deadline.com/2021/05/uk-box-office-recovers-pre-lockdown-level-peter-rabbit-2-leads-best-weekend-march-2020-1234762770/

There is an "embarassment of riches" awaiting us this year with whats lined up.

It looks like Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood's kids and their respective mothers were amongst those who went to see Peter Rabbit 2.

Competitor cinema though but it all swells the Box Office numbers.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9612045/Mick-Jagger-puts-animated-display-enjoys-night-Ronnie-Wood-Gary-Kemp.html

If you are stuck at home with the kids for 1/2 term and can hardly leave the country right now what do you think you are going to do to keep them entertained.

A visit to the cinema for a family of 4 is less than a PCR test.

And if you have time yourself, the money and the inclination book tickets as they reflect in the figures.

I think if you read the Peter Rabbit 2 figures on this thread and the concession sales and pre-orders and knowing that Friday starts half term and with Disneys Cruella releases along with The Conjuring and A Quiet Place 2 then its another strong week ahead next week. Cruella in the USA should be big.

We shouldn't be under £1.00 and we should get back there comfortably imho.

Well dine GS, reliable as ever and a welcome shot in the arm for the share price.

and strong pre-sales also reported for this weekend.

https://deadline.com/2021/05/uk-box-office-recovers-pre-lockdown-level-peter-rabbit-2-leads-best-weekend-march-2020-1234762770/

Not far wrong lsesb although there are a 15 yet to be determined (TBD) in the US. Scroll down through the entirety of our US empire.

Bring on Fast and Furious 9 and Black Widow. That's all I'm saying.
AMC seem to have digested the superb F9 asian figures from the weekend also mentioned in the RNS.
We can either slowly play catch up or just wait for the tills ring.
Another strong weekend beckons this weekend with Disneys Cruella and A Quiet Place 11.

https://www.regmovies.com/static/en/us/theatres-reopening

Most of these reopenings are in either the Eastern side of Europe or in Israel.

Here's what Mooky stated today. (He might have underplayed it just a bit)

" In ROW, Poland and Israel will be opening at the end of the coming week and the company anticipates that most if its cinemas will be open by the end of the month."

The reality is actually already a bit more clearer than that if you dyor.

*Poland - 35 Multiplexes. 28th May reopening.
https://www.cinema-city.pl/?lang=en_GB#/

*Romania - 26 Multiplexes. 27th May reopening
https://www.cinemacity.ro/#/

*Slovakia - 3 Multiplexes. Reopening 27th May
https://www.cinemacity.sk/?lang=en_GB#/

*Bulgaria - 7 Multiplexes. Reopened already
https://www.cinemacity.bg/?lang=en_GB#/buy-tickets-by-cinema?in-cinema=1265&at=2021-05-21&view-mode=list

*Israel - Reopening 27th May / End of the week (As per previous post)

Yes Planet - 6 Multiplexes
https://www.yesplanet.co.il/cinemas/jerusalem/1073?lang=en_GB#/buy-tickets-by-cinema?in-cinema=1073&at=2021-05-27&view-mode=list

Cinema City Israel - I think 5 Multiplexes.
https://www.cinema-city.co.il/timehour

By my calculator that adds a further circa 82 European Multiplexes reopened by the end of May May.

Those remaining in our European portfolio to reopen are Hungary (18 multiplexes) and Czech Republic (13 multiplexes). Hungary from the website is imminent and The Czech Republics website is also looking imminent.

Hungary
"Keep calm. We Bring Back The Cinema City Experience Soon"
https://www.cinemacity.hu/#/

Czech Republic
"Coming Soon"
https://www.cinemacity.cz/#/

Fully reopened and taking money through the tills the ROW is about on Par with the total number of UK and Irish multiplexes.

It is my understanding that cinemas in Israel have been closed since almost the start of the pandemic and roughly 14 months so they have a lot of catching up to do in terms of films.

Cineworld operates in the country under two brands. One is "Yes Planet" and the other is "Cinema City".

The Yes Planet website translates easily to English and actually shows the cinemas as opening on Thursday, 27th May. bearing in mind they have been closed for 14 months the opening showings feature Tenet, Unhinged, WonderWoman1984 and Bill and Ted. We all know what else they have to come.

https://www.yesplanet.co.il/cinemas/jerusalem/1073?lang=en_GB#/buy-tickets-by-cinema?in-cinema=1073&at=2021-05-27&view-mode=list

The Cinema City Israel website looks like its in Hebrew and doesn't have a clear link to translate into English. Maybe there is a poster on here who has the linguistic ability. If not I'll take Mooky's word for it.

https://www.cinema-city.co.il/