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Kinepolis Utopolis

CJ Cinema Digest – Monday 10 October 2016

Kinepolis-UGC deal, EuropaCorp sells cinemas, Vista-WePiao deal, Ang Lee talks HFR, FCPA is FDA's new copyright police, BigData.BigMovies long Gruvi blog, Polish BO up, Pakistan-Indian cinema war, Merlin's Greaves Exhibitor award, de Beaufort joins Golfilex, Cinepolis defends concession prices, Harr…

UK cinema ticket prices. (image: Voucherbox.xo.uk)

Cheapest Cinema Tickets in France, Germany & UK Revealed

Three studies have thrown a light on cinema ticket prices in France, Germany and UK, with France having lowest prices and spread and UK having huge discrepancies.

Box office of Cinema Nova, Melbourne. (photo: Patrick von Sychowski / CelluloidJunkie.com)

Cinema of the Month: Cinema Nova – Melbourne, Australia

CJ's Cinema of the Month September is Melbourne's quirky and delightful Cinema Nova, an art-house multiplex full of delight (if you can navigate it).

Fandango Sells Tickets on Facebook

Why Fandango is Getting Friendly With Facebook to Sell Movie Tickets

As Sony’s “The Magnificent Seven” remake shot to the top of the North American box office this weekend some of those moviegoers contributing to the film’s USD $35 million domestic bounty (USD $54.2 million worldwide) may have purchased their tickets through Facebook, the popu…

PayTM Citrus JustDial BookMyShow

CJ Cinema Digest – Monday 19 September 2016

Indian cinemas love online ticketing, UNIC-CICAE statement, GSC for sale, Imax VR details, Everyman to double, PVR NCDs for acquisition, Cinepolis India to spend & grow, Italy €2 cinema scheme a hit, Madrid €6 cinema, Argentina cinema on curriculum, EclairColor in Deauville, Numero win Roadside, Sma…

Sydney cinemas

Shakeup for Sydney’s Cinema Scene

Sydney's cinema scene is set to improve with the opening of a new 14-screen Palace Cinema and a make-over for the old science Imax.

China India flags

CJ Cinema Digest – Friday 2 September 2016

Wanda's PVR interest and HY results, China cinema law, CGV brand win, Spain 21% cinema VAT anger, German small cinema growth, no Odeon Bath 3am shows, Amazon open air car cinema Poland, Prospero on UK's outdoor cinema love, Cinex Plaza and Majestic NZ go digital, Celebration! closed caption, Dan Fuh…

People's Solidarity for Participatory Democracy and Economic Committee of the LDS Welfare protest in front of Shinchon CGV. (photo: eundonggi)

Korean Cinemas Face Pricing Backlash

Korean cinema majors CGV, Lotte and MegaBox have been accused of monopolistic practices in terms of ticket and concession prices.

The Marquee at the Embassy Diplomat Screens, in Bangkok, Thailand.

Cinema of the Month: Embassy Diplomat Screens – Bangkok, Thailand

The setting is thoroughly familiar to any jet setting CEO. A tastefully decorated lounge with a large selection of complimentary snacks, canapés, hot dishes and deserts, not to mention water, juices and coffee. A well stocked bar and an attentive bartenders who will bring you complimentary drinks. A…

A scene from “Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk,” starring Joe Alwyn. Credit TriStar Pictures

CJ Cinema Digest – Monday 29 August 2016

"Billy Lynn" screening challenge, Alibaba cinema investment, VRrOOm VR cinemas, Aries' Indian 10,000 4K plan, Osman Exhibitor of the Year, Indian single screens and piracy, 'Jason Bourne" 3D complaints, Argentina cinema stabbing, German outdoor cinema washout, Tarunga multiplex and "Nine Lives" 19 m…