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I have read that this fight will be shown is select theaters across the country but I haven’t been able to find which ones. I’d much rather pay $15 in theaters then paying $50 for the PPV. Especially because someone on my college campus always has it on DVD the next day.

Mayweather vs. Marquez Fight LIVEappears on the big screen in high-definition with Cinema Surround Sound in select AMC Entertainment Inc., Celebration! Cinema, Cinemark Holdings, Inc., Cobb Theatres, Goodrich Quality Theaters, Hollywood Theaters, Kerasotes Showplace Theatres, Malco Theatres, Marcus Theatres, National Amusements and Regal Entertainment Group movie theaters, as well as Arlington Theatre (Santa Barbara, CA), The Carolina (Asheville, NC), Palace Cinema 9 (South Burlington, VT) and Penn Cinema (Lititz, PA), through NCM’s exclusive Digital Broadcast Network.

It seems that not a lot of people go to movie theaters anymore

I remember back during the 1980’s and 1990’s movie theaters were always filled when new movies came out.

Hell, sometimes they’d be sold out!!

What happened to all of that?

the main reason according to paul degarabedian president of box office for hollywood is the increasingly popular home theatre. its getting cheaper and cheaper to set up surround sound, big scrren hd tv’s, and blu-rays from the comfort of your own living room. you can have a more intereactive experience at home and invite friends and family over without ever leaving your couch to enjoy almost the same experience as going to the theatre. then theres the availability to download movies online before or at the same time they come out. these are the two main factors drawing people away from movie theatres. however box office numbers for 2009 are up from the last few years

I don’t know if Twilight isn’t in the movie theaters anymore if it is tell me 4 how long it’ll be.

The Twilight movie is no longer in theaters. It comes out on DVD on Saturday, March 21, 2009. If you haven’t seen it, definitely rent the movie. It is AMAZING! Hope I could help (:

I mean c-mon there r people all over the world that take the time to go to movie theaters and watch movies. So i waz just wondering if you new the correct answer?

you could google it if you don’t know

Is there extra money involved in the process if a production company wants their film in theaters or what? I ask because of the abundance of films that don’t get to the big screen, some of them very good, and the many that do get a big release – and stink.

There is extra expense involved to distribute a feature motion-picture to the general public. The cost of prints and marketing alone can run into the millions of dollars.

Hundreds of movies are released each year so major studios compete for prime release dates that can help crucial opening weekend box-office receipts. Incredible sums of money are spent on marketing to help ensure that interest is high enough to get butts in the seats. If a smaller, less funded, movie tries to compete with the "tent-pole" features that have millions of dollars in advertising funds, it will likely get lost in the shuffle.

As far as what gets released and what doesn’t, in most cases, a studio or production company will not invest its time and money into a project without doing everything it can to improve the odds of making money. They do this by employing A and/or B List Actors and/or top Directors who have proven track records to bring in a quality product. Once those decisions are made, they come with an inherent upfront cost so the choice to spend the money it takes to have a theatrical release is built-in. They HAVE TO have a wide-release in order to earn back the expenses it takes to produce the movie. And because it is a theatrical release, they HAVE TO spend a significant amount of marketing money on top of everything else, so that means the movie has to do that much better to be considered a success.

Smaller films, that may have better stories, can’t compete with this system particularly if they do not have a built-in attraction, like an A-List Actor. People like their movie-stars and are less likely to see a film if it doesn’t have a recognizable name in it. Therefore, movies without movie-stars or large scale action are not likely to be seen in great enough numbers to justify spending the money for a theatrical run.

Also keep in mind that nobody sets out to make a bad movie. Truly. Movies cost far too much money for someone to risk their career just so they can make a "bad" movie. What generally happens is that a good or great script is slowly turned into a "mediocre" project for a variety of reasons. Those factors could be just a lack of adequate budget to get the locations or talent (on screen and off) needed to really do the script justice. Or maybe there is enough money, but someone’s ego gets in the way…perhaps an Actor feels that he/she should have a bigger part or should play the character in a different way than is on the page..or the Director tries to impose his "vision" upon a script when that "vision" is just wrong for that story… or a Studio Executive decides that he needs to justify his job so he begins delivering "notes" that negatively impact the project. Any number of things can conspire to make an otherwise great movie a bad one, BUT nobody ever starts the process with the intention of making a bad movie. By the time the damage is done, it is too late to stop the machine, so a "bad" movie can get a major theatrical release while otherwise "better" ones get lost because they didn’t have the money or talent to begin with.

Brian Dzyak
Cameraman/Author
IATSE Local 600, SOC
http://www.whatireallywanttodo.com

Im doing a research paper on Drive Thru Theaters and was wondering how much the cost of insurance for the theaters are now. Please list any website etc thanx!!!

A LOT

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The music is loud and the lighting changes. The theaters are all sizes. These are rock concerts.

You want a camera with XLR inputs that can be swiched between mic level and line level (line level for the sound-desk)

Any of Sonys pro cameras from the A1 to the Z series up.
Canon do the XHA1 too.

You can get a less expensive camera with a mic input and manual level adjust, such as the canon HV40 you would need to use this with a beachteck DXA-2 adaptor, again switched to line level, to get the audio from a soundboard.

Do you think maybe still be in theaters on November 14th in N.Y preferably.

I think paranormal activity will definetly still be in thetres on november 14th based on reviews and box office performence

I’ve seen the trailers of movies in theaters but I don’t know which to watch please help!

I like jonas brothers ,The Descent ,SuperBad, Role Models, What Happens in Vegas
Bride Wars

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i know it comes out on the 15th but i want 2 c it on the 26th will it still be in theaters? cuz some movies don’t stay in theaters that long?

uh yeah, movies don’t go out after two weeks.