Cinema owners are disappointed with the refusal to rent Argument
American Cinema Owners Association disappointed with Warner Bros. to rent the fantastic thriller "Argument". John Fithian, the head of Variety, spoke about this in an interview with Variety. "Distributors must adhere to the announced distribution schedules and release their movies, because there is no guarantee that more markets will open this year. until there is a vaccine that is widely available, 100 percent of the markets will not open anyway, which means movies must be presented in markets where they are safe and legal to make, which is about 85 facilities in the US and more in all. They need to release their movies and deal with this new norm. Yes, studios may not make as much money as they used to, but if they don't start distributing their products, there will be a big hole in their balance sheets. It's a $ 42 billion a year business. Most companies would take 85 percent of that, not zero, which would happen if they waited for all markets to open, ”he commented. As a reminder, Warner Bros. announced the withdrawal of Argument. from the box office and promised to present a new, "non-traditional form" of its distribution in the foreseeable future. The Topic of Article: Cinema owners are disappointed with the refusal to rent Argument. |
