AMC Theaters About To Have Stadium Seating Tier Pricing

[powmia]

fukk AMC, I'm waiting on that stock to squeeze.

 

[Sauce and Footwork]

RIP AMC lol

 

[humminbird]

fukk AMC, I'm waiting on that stock to squeeze.

we had a small squeeze today lol

 

[BobbyWojak]

nikkas still go to theaters?

If you truly love film, you'll never give up the theater experience, it's night and day.

 

[IAMDetroit]

Bring back drive thru movies...

They never left

 

[Hey_zeus]

I'm done with theaters at this point. Good luck

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Getting head in the back seats will be a premium now.

U def don't understand the pricing change

 

[BigBlackSea]

Damn they really feel like speeding the process up of killing theaters…

The virulent nature of capitalism

Growing like a cancerous tumor, never knowing when to stop even all the signs tell otherwise

 

[re'up]

Every time I go, there's no one even in there for this to be a real issue. AMC are some of the most depressing theaters. How would you describe it? Like a Ghost Ship, the Albatross or something, hurtling towards an eventual doom.

 

[Elim Garak]

Haven't been to the theater since Bad Boys 4 Life probably won't be back. Movies aren't even good enough these days anyway. I will just "borrow" it or find some other method where I can watch from home.

 

[Waka FICO Flamez]

Capitalism baby!

 

[Nymbus]

these b.a.n.'s owe me 5 grand

 

[Rell84shots]

AMC about to be empty

 

[Jammer22]

How the fukk is this going to help bring people back to the theaters? No new upgrades or anything, just the same old seats with a new premium price. How will this help you beat Netflix?

Paying extra for an exit row seat like it’s an airline.

Facts on this being a weird move. They should focus on collabing with more streaming platforms like Netflix, breaking the chokehold Hollywood has on movie theathers.

Apparently that "Knives Out" movie was a successful test run for Netflix and AMC. I can definitely see more collaboration with streaming entities as far as movie releases go.

Netflix should appreciate having an alternative revenue stream such as ticket sales instead of tiered accounts, ads, password sharing restrictions, or paying for tons of 1 season-long shytty series' they'll end up canceling when subscription or viewing numbers don't impress. Movie releases will get them far more bang for their buck. And movie chains absolutely need more movies coming through.

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

Next movie I watch I. Theatres will probably be Joker 2

Eh