The latest movie theater news and updates
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June 14, 2011
Indonesia’s movie crisis
New taxes on imported films is making it tough to see new American films in Indonesia. While so many in other parts of the world are frustrated with the glut of blockbuster films, this country is clamoring for them now.
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Madras Cinema opens
MADRAS, OR — Read this blurb about this new theater in Madras. The operator has been successful by targeting small towns in Oregon.
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June 13, 2011
Leonard Maltin on “Atlanta’s Moviegoing Mecca”
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New Theaters Page!

We’re continuing to update the site and have just launched a new Theaters page with even more content and browsing options. Enjoy!
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Gothamist: “AMC Empire: Where You Pay $13 To See The Wrong Movie With The Wrong Lens”
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All-digital theater opens in Rio Rancho

RIO RANCHO, NM — Premiere Cinemas opened the brand-new Premiere Theater in Rio Rancho last week. Not only is this Rio Rancho’s first new theater in 13 years, it’s the first theater in the Albuquerque area to have all digital screens.
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Local businesses work together to setup makeshift drive-in

ROHNERT PARK, CA — Check out this article from the Rohnert Park Patch to see how local businesses banded together to set up an ongoing film series in a downtown vacant lot.
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Weekend box office
Super 8 $37M X-Men: First Class $25M The Hangover Part II $18.5M Kung Fu Panda 2 $16.6M Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides $10.8M -
June 12, 2011
New Photo Page!

We’ve redesigned the Photos page to make it easier to find new photos, popular photos, and photos of popular movie theaters like Grauman’s Chinese and the Loew’s Jersey. One notable new feature is the ability to browse through galleries of our most prolific photographers like Ken Roe, Bill Huelbig, and Howard Haas. Enjoy!
Warning: Content may be addictive.
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Happy 30th, “Raiders of the Lost Ark”
HAPPY 30TH, “RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK”
CELEBRATING THE ACTION-ADVENTURE CLASSIC ON ITS 30TH ANNIVERSARYCompiled by Michael Coate
“The thing to keep in mind about RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK is that it is only a movie. It takes all the license of an exotic entertainment that aims to thrill and scare and strike one with a sense of wonder.” — Steven Spielberg