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Yes discussions are ongoing so we will wait and see what magic Mooky can pull out the bag before worrying too much? We havnt seen exactly how much cine has made since reopening its doors yet and bond still hasnt been released, who knows the rest of american cinemas might reopen tuesday/wednesday and increase our income drastically.. so many possible outcomes right now, best not to panic and only concentrate on the negatives

To act like there is going to be no leniancy from the creditors is rather silly imo

Do you reckon if you email cine customer services they would give you any info regarding how many unlimited passes have been re instated? Or if there is any way to get any kind of info on the latest financials since we cant actually see in the H1 results wether cineworld is running at a profit as of august? Sounds stupid now iv written it

https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00B15FWH70/

@prayfor
That sounds like the life

Also everyone who is invested here knows that the risks are high so i dont know why that needs to be focused on so much

You still havnt read the rest of the article you just focused on the negatives :)

"Like all decent Hollywood franchises, there'll be a hint at the end of another instalment to follow, and that tells of the prize Liu must have his eye on now.

Because here's the thing: once the global cinema groups sort out their financial structures, they could have a decent time next year.

The release schedule from Hollywood is packed with theatrefillers that have been on hold since lockdown - from Top Gun to Minions via Fast & Furious and Batman. And all that after Bond leaves audiences shaken and stirred in November.

Nine months-worth of movies, backed up like a Brexit lorry queue from Dover, will play to busy theatres, week after week.

Fears of a Covid-caused gap in Hollywood studio productions have proved unfounded. Shooting has begun on a host of new potential hits like Baz Luhrman's take on Elvis with Tom Hanks. There will be no pause in blockbuster output once 2021's packed schedule runs its course.

Barring vicious new lockdowns, box office fortunes could be made."

@indeep

I like how you only paid attention to that bit of the article and totally avoided where it mentions about movies backed up all through 2021 with potential fortunes to be made.. :P

@prayfor
Yeah i gave a little extra time for covid to whittle away.. :)

And i think they would keep MOoky Mouse in charge of DisCineworld until his retirement

The more we dream about it the more chance of it becoming reality

@Indeep
It would pay for itself in the first 3 years if disney took it over (without covid) its more of a long term investment but well worth it considering how many big films disney have upcoming

If walt was about he would have jumped at this opportunity

@laidback
It makes so much sense, and pushing back all their films just makes it all the more possible.. we can dream

@indeep
What i was wondering is why they wrote that much off as a loss making the balance sheet look worse than it is if you remove that then the loss for H1 doesnt even look that dire

@anewman he probably be happy to leave his family a £1.5bn inheritance tbf

And @Noisey anymore than 30% and they have to make buyout offer, thats why MOoky at 29%

I think 367p just to be on record.. just imo dont take my word for it

What is life without a little HOPE

Looks to be a bidding war with apollo and caesars.. cine needs amazon and disney bid war

Congrats!! What do you think the price will be? £5er a share sounds lovely

@Nardniles

Thats committment sticking around since 500+p