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An insult to your intelligence. |
Rise of Skywalker Predictable. Waste of time.
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An engaging "who done it" murder |
Mediocre. Predictable.
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Engaging, predictable |
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Linda Hamilton returns! |
Impressive |
Please, more |
Took way |
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As usual |
As usual, |
As usual, |
Coming of age lifm lacked imagination.
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Engaging, buddy film works.
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Predictable. Car chases, explosions, etc. Waste of time. |
Predictable sequel that serves no purpose. Waste of time.
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Wonderful! Exciting!
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Original comic book is MUCH better.
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King of the Monsters Excellent! This Godzilla truly delivers!
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Robin Williams' version was infinitely better. |
Highly
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One of the best action films you'll EVER see. Be anxious for John Wick 4!
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Predictable with a cute dog.
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Highly
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Original comic book is much, MUCH better. |
Terrible. Just terrible.
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Ron Perlman's version is better.
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This campy version sucks.
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True story
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Terrible. This film makes women look stupid.
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Original comic book is much, MUCH better.
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Great special effects, but typical and predictable story.
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A lively, smart, high body count "get even" action film.
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Predictable but enjoyable. |
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This "Divorce Story" is not entertaining
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Paul Walter Hauser as Richard Jewel and Sam Rockwell excel in this true story.
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Terrible film. As poorly scripted and acted as the previous film.
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War. Love. Abandonment. Infidelity. Forgiveness. Love.
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A creative but lethal game for newlyweds, and a killer ending!
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Far From Home Terrible film. Dumb script. Nothing about this 3rd reboot of the Spider-Man franchise works. |
A spy film with twists and turns that make the film engaging.
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10 Largest Movie Theater Chains Worldwide |
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Rank by Revenue |
Circuit |
2021 Revenue |
Headquarters |
Screens |
Ranked by Screens |
1 |
AMC Entertainment Inc |
$2.53 billion | Leawood, KS |
11,041 |
1 |
2 |
Wanda Cinemas | $1.85 billion | Beijing, China |
1,657 |
10 |
3 |
Cineworld | $1.8 billion | London, England |
9,500 |
2 |
4 |
Cinemark Theatres | $1.51 billion |
Plano, TX |
5,957 |
4 |
5 |
Cinépolis | $1.51 billion |
Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico |
5,251 |
5 |
6 |
Regal Cinemas (a division of Cineworld) |
$627.4 million |
Knoxville, TN |
7,200 |
3 |
7 |
Cineplex Entertainment | $515.22 million |
Toronto, ON |
1,676 |
9 |
8 |
Vue | London, England |
1,990 |
8 |
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9 |
CGV | Seoul, South Korea |
3,459 |
6 |
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10 |
Cinemex | $ 30.2 million |
Mexico City, Mexico |
2,861 |
7 |
Source: https://www.zippia.com/advice/largest-movie-theater-chains/ |
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National Association of Theatre Owners The National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO) is the largest exhibition trade organization in the world. According to their figures, the top five-(5) chains represent ninety-(90) percent of theater screens in North America. According to NATO, as of March 14, 2022 there are 24,414 screens in 1,920 sites. For the average U.S. ticket price is, click here. |
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Rank |
Circuit |
Headquarters |
Screens |
Sites |
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1 |
AMC Entertainment Inc | Kansas City, MO |
7,850 |
600 |
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2 |
Regal Entertainment Group | Knoxville, TN |
6,851 |
514 |
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3 |
Cinemark Theatres | Plano, TX |
4,426 |
323 |
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4 |
Cineplex Entertainment | Toronto, ON |
1,676 |
164 |
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5 |
Marcus Theatres | Milwaukee, WI |
1,064 |
89 |
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6 |
B&B Theatres | Liberty, MO |
513 |
56 |
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7 |
Harkins Theatres | Phoenix, AZ |
494 |
33 |
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8 |
Kinepolis / Landmark Cinemas of Canada / MJR Theatres | Calgary, AB |
489 |
50 |
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9 |
Malco Theatres Inc. | Memphis, TN |
354 |
34 |
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10 |
National Amusements | Dedham, MA |
350 |
26 |
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11 |
CMX Cinemas | Miami, FL |
347 |
31 |
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