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W: Paramount, AMC and Cineplex shortens the digital home window on [PNAC5] and [SVSA], available 17 days after dips below 300 theaters
Antibody
Jul 08, 11:17
W: Paramount, AMC and Cineplex shortens the digital home window on [SVSZ]
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Antibody
Jul 08, 11:18
This rev share is groundbreaking, but can you trust Hollywood accounting?
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Antibody
Jul 08, 11:21
paramount's been working on this for some time. they believe its in their best interest so if theaters smell funny accounting they will
Moviesnob
Jul 08, 11:29
This is the first step to blockbuster day and date release.
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Antibody
Jul 08, 11:31
i dont know if it will be day and date. Paramount wants to run their big titles in theaters for 3-5 weeks
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Moviesnob
Jul 08, 11:34
NPR said Paramount is adopting this model for all their movies before year end {nm}
Chateau_du_Mal_Voisin
Jul 08, 22:54
V: its not clear if other major exhibitors like Regal and Cinemark will show the films.
Antibody
Jul 08, 11:37
WSJ: If no other exhibitors agree to the new terms, Paramount will still release the movies with just those two chains, said Mr. Moore
Antibody
Jul 08, 11:40
Paramount is probably the one studio that is trying to think out of the box right now. Most the others will be waiting to see what happens
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Moviesnob
Jul 08, 11:46
It's also possible Regal and Cinemark will go on the offensive and refuse to play any Paramount titles
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notfabio
Jul 08, 13:20
"go on the offensive" meaning burying their heads deeper in the sand
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Moviesnob
Jul 08, 14:55
"an effort ... to both grow revenue in a rapidly evolving entertainment environment and to maintain the value of exhibition"
MattW
Jul 08, 12:21
almost all costs are in the initial release. the thinking is digital/TVOD revenue will be much higher with a much earlier window
Moviesnob
Jul 08, 12:29
if you assume that theaters are already capturing 100% of the available ticket sales now, i.e., everyone who wants to see a film in theaters
slipping jimmy
Jul 08, 12:30
according to mojo, the last paranormal activity was only in theaters for 7 weeks
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Moviesnob
Jul 08, 12:32