After all, actions speak more than words: Universal as a believer in theatrical did push F9 to next year, and yet they’re taking a more-TV centric title like The King of Staten Island starring SNL‘s Pete Davidson into homes instead of theaters. Some in distribution and exhibition think that Aron may have overreacted here to Shell’s statements perhaps the exhibition boss misconstrued them or took them out of context. As soon as theaters reopen, we expect to release movies on both formats.” It’s awesome and very worth it.AMC Tells Universal It Won't License Studio's Movies, After CEO's Statements On Windows & 'Trolls World Tour'Īron took umbrage with NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell’s statements in the Wall Street Journal this morning in which he told the paper “The results for Trolls World Tour have exceeded our expectations and demonstrated the viability of PVOD. If I went back to California, I would definitely go to this theater again.

The image quality looked a lot better than the old IMAX theater, and the sound. Not only was the movie awesome(it’s one of my favorite films of 2017 so far), the screen was still massive, but the image quality and sound got a major overhaul. I saw ’‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’‘(in IMAX 3D) in their new IMAX theater, and wow. Recliners, some auditoriums featuring Dolby Atmos sound, and a huge overhaul to their IMAX theater, now with the IMAX Laser system. When I next went to this theater this summer(when it was renamed Universal Cinema), it really had a massive renovation. Their screen was large and huge and had amazing sound, but that was nothing to the huge renovation it got.

Back when it still had it’s old name, I went to this theater on a trip to California 2 years ago, and saw ‘'Ant-Man’‘(in IMAX 3D) and ’‘Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation’‘(I really liked both films, but I thought that ’‘Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation’‘ was a bit better than ’‘Ant-Man’‘, but I think both of them are really good films) in their IMAX theater. I’ve been to this theater both when it was still AMC Universal Citywalk and when it was renamed Universal Cinema.

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