The retro pricing will be offered for one day only on August 20th.
Pioneering pact will see the cinema chain sharing in video on demand revenue.
The move follows the recent postponement of Christopher Nolan’s Tenet.
Local hospitalizations have increased by 28%.
AMC, Regal, and Cinemark are calling their inability to operate “unconstitutional” and in violation of their First Amendment rights.
The move follows the recent postponements of Christopher Nolan’s Tenet and Disney’s live-action Mulan remake.
The cinema chain received swift backlash after initially wanting to avoid “political controversy.”
However, masks will be available for purchase.
Even with the resources to reopen, there’s concern about limited capacities and delayed releases.
Universal seemed to imply that the success of Trolls was proof that VOD was the way of the future.
The closures will likely last at least six to 12 weeks.
The most lethargic battle of all time begins April 23rd.
