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HSX, Movies, Exhibition and beyond... Moviesnob Jun 29, 14:49

2 Thumbs Up! {nm} Pennystocks2 Jun 29, 16:53

SenJohnBlutarsky approves this message. But in all seriousness sir, well said and thank you for saying it. {nm} lobogotti Jun 29, 17:06

August does seem to make sense for a lot of reasons, for the big return. But something tells me it will be Nov. {nm} VictorY Jun 29, 18:10

The theater model is dead. Things are beginning to lock down again and before long the whole country will be shut down Nobody Jun 29, 18:59

Yeah, returning lockdowns will impact worse the next time. I agree with Nobody {nm} VictorY Jun 29, 19:02

Doomsdayers are always good for a chuckle. Many theaters will change hands, but cinemas, restaurants, sports, & concerts will thrive again! {nm} PhoneHome Jun 30, 05:21

Disaffected, vanquished. 'all is lost' clingers are among my favorite culture war casualties {nm} SenJohnBlutarsky Jun 30, 07:53

Behold, the welcoming HSX community as displayed by the new glorious leader {nm} Nobody Jun 30, 09:16

Re: point 1 - could this help revive the "mid-range" movie and reduce focus on big budget tentpoles? {nm} DTravel Jun 29, 19:04

Oh definitely. The problem is marketing those films with so much theater uncertainity. They can't just piggy back off tent=poles. {nm} VictorY Jun 29, 19:08

In my opinion, no. I think (again, just my opinion) those films have found their home on streaming platforms for the foreseeable future Moviesnob Jun 29, 19:14

No worries on the pessimism, it's being honest. I would add "Paranormal Activity" did pull it off a mid-range comebback in 2007 for theaters VictorY Jun 29, 19:18

PA was a microbudget film (less than $1m) that was given a limited release that did terrific in limited release and ramped up to a wide Moviesnob Jun 29, 19:37

True, probably can't do that model again, but something similar (in another genre) could emerge. {nm} VictorY Jun 29, 19:39

Bravo Moviesnob! {nm} PhoneHome Jun 30, 06:58