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CJ Cinema Digest – Tuesday 22 March 2016

Barco LA Live, UKCA & UNIC oppose Screening Room, AMC-Carmike deal opposed, Springtime for Cinema in France, poor spring for Indian cinema but good year in Pakistan, wine & cinema, sex assaults in cinemas and the 'cinemability' of cities.

CJ Cinema Digest – Friday 18 March 2016

No 6 After 6 in US cinemas, home cinema food delivery, Japan VIP cine dining, child sex assault in Oz cinema (again), US cinema advertising, Grand Action founder dead, MK2 expanding in Canada, Helios in Warsaw and great PA cinemas.

CJ CGV Liberty City Point Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam

Cinema of the Month: CGV Liberty City Point, HCMC, Vietnam

In our first ever Cinema of the Month we visit CGV Liberty City Point in Vietnam's second city and marvel how a 10-screen cinema can fit so neatly in a hotel.

CGV cinema in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. (photo: Patrick von Sychowski / Celluloid Junkie)

CGV Grows in Vietnam to Catch Up With Wanda

CGV's parent company CJ Group has announced plans for $500m investment in Vietnam as part of the exhibitors global race with Wanda.

CJ Cinema Digest – Monday 14 March 2016

Screening Room cinema in the home, Cineworld results, UAE grows, India price cap stand off, PVR and Inox go with Paytm, Cineworld manager convicted, Carmine's Wynnsong joins Project Shield, best popcorn reviewed, 4DX in NYC, Cineworld in Hounslow, Lotte in Hong Kong, Eroll Flynn grows, and Walk of L…

China Box Office Fraud – Too Big To Ignore

Major box office fraud appears to be behind the success of martial arts blockbuster "Ip Man 3" with Chinese media and authorities finally tackling the well known problem.

CJ Cinema Digest – Wednesday 9 March 2016

PVR hits 500 screens, Odeon goes Limitless, French record February, missing Uruguayan audiences, Imagine Lightvibed Dragons, bomb hoaxes and cops in cinemas, Kirkuk cinema hope and Gold Class.

The Problem With India’s Multiplex Ticket Caps

Multiplex tickets in south India will be capped at INR 120 ($1.78) to delight of audiences but could inadvertently hurt local films and push cinemas out of business.

Sleeping cinema goers

Are Movies Getting Longer?

Are movies getting longer? Stephen Follows crunches the numbers and analyses which genres, what directors and whether films are really do stretch on forever.

Metrograph

CJ Cinema Digest – Friday 4 March 2016

NYT goes repertory cinema, Ourscreen gets Vue, Israeli screen growth, "Deadpool" age-controversy in Germany, Europe's first VR cinema, 4DX warning in Japan, "Pattaya" and "Wolves" de-programmed in in France, "28 Days Later" for Secret Cinema, defibrillators, 'sleeping bag cinema' in Japan, hope for…