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Avatar The Way of Water A lousy sequel that offers nothing new or of value.
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The Woman King Yet another story about women warriors who are physically and intellectually better than their male peers.
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Babylon A film of classic Hollywood that's beautifully shot with strong acting performances from Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie.
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A Man Called Otto As always, Tom Hanks is excellent as an old, cantankerous curmudgeon, but the scripting of the suicide attempts is poorly written.
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Marlowe As protrayed by Dick Powell, Humphrey Bogart, James Garner, and Robert Mitchum, this is the classic private dick that started it all. This slowly paced film is poorly scripted, and bereft of action. |
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Gerard Butler's heroism is only partially subdued |
A little girl robot becomes "self aware" and begins |
TBD |
The genius |
Four great |
A typical dire |
The "con" is on |
Predictable
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Predictable |
A predictable |
As expected, |
The film franchise |
Essentially, this |
Extremely
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Lousy script.
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TBD |
Yet another |
Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston make this film fun and the story interesting. |
Nicholas Holt |
TBD |
Yet another
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A romcom
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Set in 2257, kids
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TBD |
Jennifer Lopez
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It's the same |
TBD |
Annette Bening as legendary swimmer Diana Nyad and Jodie Foster as her coach Bonnie Stoll shine in this compelling |
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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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