MORE THAN HALF OF U.S. EXHIBITION EXECUTIVES BELIEVE CLASSIC MOVIEGOING HAS LESS THAN 20 YEARS OF LIFE OMITTED

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A new industry survey paints a dark picture for the future of movie-going in the United States. In a film analyst Stephen Follows survey together with exhibitor- focused publication Screendollars, more than half of U.S.-based exhibition executives concur that the classic cinema experience is less than 20 years as a viable business model.









