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Cinema Lovers Day: Catch New Releases For ₹99 On May 31st In India
On May 31st, Cinema Lovers Day, cinemas across India, including major chains like PVR and INOX, will offer tickets for Rs 99 to boost attendance after a sluggish first quarter.
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Randeep Hooda On Prepping For Sarbjit: "I'd Chain My Hands, Feet And Lock Myself"
Randeep Hooda's recent release Swatantrya Veer Savarkar is currently running in cinemas
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Jawan: After Setting National Chain Record, A Round Up Of Shah Rukh Khan's Film
Jawan's box office numbers continue to stand impressive at the national cinema chains
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Which City Ate More Momos Than Delhi In 2022? New Trends Report Reveals
A new report by cinema chain INOX reveals some insights into the food and dining trends of cinemagoers in the year 2022.
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British Cinema Chain Drops Film On Prophet's Daughter After Outrage
UK cinema chain Cineworld has pulled all screenings of a film about the daughter of the Prophet Mohammed after Muslim groups protested outside theatres, calling the movie "blasphemous".
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Regal Cinemas Ropes in Flexa to Accept Cryptocurrencies as Payment for Movie Tickets, Popcorn
US-based movie theatre chain Regal Cinemas has partnered with payments network Flexa to bring instant and risk-free cryptocurrency payments for moviegoers around the world.
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AMC Theatres Jumps On to the Bitcoin Bandwagon, Will Accept Cryptocurrency for Movie Tickets
AMC, the largest cinema chain in America, says that it will accept payments in Bitcoin on its websites, so that customers can use the cryptocurrency to book tickets for any AMC theatre.
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Tenet Might Release in Europe, Asia in Late August: Report
Tenet — Christopher Nolan’s movie — might release in late August in parts of Europe and Asia, according to a new report. Warner Bros. is reportedly in talks with cinema chains in France, Spain, and the UK to open Tenet between August 26–28. Asian chains are waiting on hear on a new release date for Tenet in “the next few days”.
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INOX Warns of ‘Retributive Measures’ as Bollywood Skips Theatres for Streaming Amid Pandemic
With Amazon Prime Video getting several movies to skip theatres that remain shut due to the coronavirus pandemic and directly release on its platform, India’s cinema chains — INOX and PVR Cinemas — have aired their “disappointment” and warned of “retributive measures”.
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The Irishman Is Netflix's Biggest Movie. Why Isn't It Playing in Indian Cinemas?
The Irishman — the new Martin Scorsese film starring the likes of Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci — is out now on Netflix. But if you were hoping to catch The Irishman in theatres in India, your options are non-existent. So whose fault is it, Netflix or India's big cinema chains?
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South African Indian Grandson Revives Apartheid-Destroyed Cinema Empire
Indian-family owned Avalon Group's national cinema chain in South Africa that was destroyed half a century back by the apartheid-era racial segregation laws has revived one of its landmark cinemas in Cape Town, which was a focal point in the anti-apartheid struggle.
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PVR Cinemas, INOX Respond to Jio’s ‘First-Day-First-Show’ Initiative
Less than a day since Reliance Jio’s “First-Day-First-Show” announcement, India’s cinema chains in PVR Cinemas, and INOX have responded to Jio’s strategy that represents a threat to their business model, stressing the value of theatrical experience to filmmakers, industry, and audiences.
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Padmaavat Release Controversy Highlights: School Bus Torched In Gurgaon, Protests Across North India
After the top court's unequivocal order yesterday rejecting the final attempts by Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh to ban the film 'Padmaavat'', protests against the release of the movie turned violent. Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra stressed "People can't come and say law and order problems, ban the movie. Let us not come to a state where the exhi...
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Filmmakers, Enthusiasts Bask As Saudi Announces Lifting Ban On Movie Theatres
Saudi filmmakers and major cinema chains alike are basking in the news the kingdom will lift its decades-old ban on movie theatres, opening a market of more than 30 million people.
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Less Noodles, Beer And Movies? Clouds On Chinese Consumption Horizon
Official numbers may suggest a rosier 2017 for China, but the bottom lines of the country's top consumer firms - from brewers to noodle makers and cinema chains - paint a patchy picture of spending in the world's second-largest economy.
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Cinema Lovers Day: Catch New Releases For ₹99 On May 31st In India
On May 31st, Cinema Lovers Day, cinemas across India, including major chains like PVR and INOX, will offer tickets for Rs 99 to boost attendance after a sluggish first quarter.
-
Randeep Hooda On Prepping For Sarbjit: "I'd Chain My Hands, Feet And Lock Myself"
Randeep Hooda's recent release Swatantrya Veer Savarkar is currently running in cinemas
-
Jawan: After Setting National Chain Record, A Round Up Of Shah Rukh Khan's Film
Jawan's box office numbers continue to stand impressive at the national cinema chains
-
Which City Ate More Momos Than Delhi In 2022? New Trends Report Reveals
A new report by cinema chain INOX reveals some insights into the food and dining trends of cinemagoers in the year 2022.
-
British Cinema Chain Drops Film On Prophet's Daughter After Outrage
UK cinema chain Cineworld has pulled all screenings of a film about the daughter of the Prophet Mohammed after Muslim groups protested outside theatres, calling the movie "blasphemous".
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Regal Cinemas Ropes in Flexa to Accept Cryptocurrencies as Payment for Movie Tickets, Popcorn
US-based movie theatre chain Regal Cinemas has partnered with payments network Flexa to bring instant and risk-free cryptocurrency payments for moviegoers around the world.
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AMC Theatres Jumps On to the Bitcoin Bandwagon, Will Accept Cryptocurrency for Movie Tickets
AMC, the largest cinema chain in America, says that it will accept payments in Bitcoin on its websites, so that customers can use the cryptocurrency to book tickets for any AMC theatre.
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Tenet Might Release in Europe, Asia in Late August: Report
Tenet — Christopher Nolan’s movie — might release in late August in parts of Europe and Asia, according to a new report. Warner Bros. is reportedly in talks with cinema chains in France, Spain, and the UK to open Tenet between August 26–28. Asian chains are waiting on hear on a new release date for Tenet in “the next few days”.
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INOX Warns of ‘Retributive Measures’ as Bollywood Skips Theatres for Streaming Amid Pandemic
With Amazon Prime Video getting several movies to skip theatres that remain shut due to the coronavirus pandemic and directly release on its platform, India’s cinema chains — INOX and PVR Cinemas — have aired their “disappointment” and warned of “retributive measures”.
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The Irishman Is Netflix's Biggest Movie. Why Isn't It Playing in Indian Cinemas?
The Irishman — the new Martin Scorsese film starring the likes of Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci — is out now on Netflix. But if you were hoping to catch The Irishman in theatres in India, your options are non-existent. So whose fault is it, Netflix or India's big cinema chains?
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South African Indian Grandson Revives Apartheid-Destroyed Cinema Empire
Indian-family owned Avalon Group's national cinema chain in South Africa that was destroyed half a century back by the apartheid-era racial segregation laws has revived one of its landmark cinemas in Cape Town, which was a focal point in the anti-apartheid struggle.
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PVR Cinemas, INOX Respond to Jio’s ‘First-Day-First-Show’ Initiative
Less than a day since Reliance Jio’s “First-Day-First-Show” announcement, India’s cinema chains in PVR Cinemas, and INOX have responded to Jio’s strategy that represents a threat to their business model, stressing the value of theatrical experience to filmmakers, industry, and audiences.
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Padmaavat Release Controversy Highlights: School Bus Torched In Gurgaon, Protests Across North India
After the top court's unequivocal order yesterday rejecting the final attempts by Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh to ban the film 'Padmaavat'', protests against the release of the movie turned violent. Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra stressed "People can't come and say law and order problems, ban the movie. Let us not come to a state where the exhi...
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Filmmakers, Enthusiasts Bask As Saudi Announces Lifting Ban On Movie Theatres
Saudi filmmakers and major cinema chains alike are basking in the news the kingdom will lift its decades-old ban on movie theatres, opening a market of more than 30 million people.
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Less Noodles, Beer And Movies? Clouds On Chinese Consumption Horizon
Official numbers may suggest a rosier 2017 for China, but the bottom lines of the country's top consumer firms - from brewers to noodle makers and cinema chains - paint a patchy picture of spending in the world's second-largest economy.
