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Box office performance matters to real estate pros. A pair of movie experts shared what they expect from movies this year and movie theaters long term. Check out our Q&A. https://bit.ly/4ckdTSw #ICSC #Marketplaces #Retail #RealEstate

Leveraging our comprehensive mobility data, we looked at foot traffic during Deadpool & Wolverine's opening weekend to determine which markets had the highest increase in foot traffic to movie theaters for the blockbuster's premiere... Click below to read the story! #consumerinsights #consumerintelligence #foottraffic #movietheaters

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Will Movie Theaters Make It? The film industry has experienced highs and lows recently. Despite a slow start to the summer, Inside Out 2's success has brought optimism. ICSC C+CT contributing editor Joel Groover spoke with Comscore, Inc. experts Janice O’Bryan and Paul Dergarabedian about the state of the industry. Key Insights: Theaters are recovering post-COVID but face competition from streaming. 2023 saw a significant rebound with a $9 billion domestic box office. Highly anticipated titles like Despicable Me 4 and Deadpool & Wolverine are expected to drive traffic this summer. As Paul Dergarabedian says, "The movie theater is not going to go the way of the pay telephone. It’s a great business." Read the full article for more insights into the future of movie theaters. #MovieTheaters #BoxOffice #FilmIndustry #ICSC #CRE

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My latest story looks at a property sector that's niche but has a lot of nostalgia: movie theaters. Cinemas have been through the wringer in recent years between the pandemic, labor strikes and rise of streaming services. But many are still holding on, in part because their uniquely designed real estate makes them difficult to replace. Those big, windowless rooms with stadium seating are great for watching Dune: Part Two, but not so easy for the landlord to turn into a Panera Bread or Ulta Beauty. So, in many cases, the landlord agrees to cut the rent and the movie theater survives. Do you still go to the movies? What's the first and last movies you saw in theaters? (Mine: 101 Dalmatians in 1991 and Barbie last summer.) The Wall Street Journal https://lnkd.in/e6-QkXAm

Marketers and Advertisers, this opportunity isn't clowning around! Joker: Folie à Deux is poised to outshine its predecessor! With huge hype and Lady Gaga joining the cast, this sequel is set to dominate the box office. Don’t miss the next cinematic phenomenon, in theaters Oct. 4th! Fun Fact: 22 of the top 25 theaters last weekend are part of NCM’s network #q4advertising #genzmarketing #mediabuying #mediaplanning #millennialmarketing

How Going to the Movies Is Changing, in Charts Hollywood’s new normal involves fewer wide releases, more big screens and novelty popcorn The stakes for the industry are particularly high during the summer season, which typically makes up some 40% of domestic ticket sales in a given year. There have been fewer wide releases—movies opening or eventually playing in 2,000 or more theaters—out this year. Just 54 wide-release films have been released so far in 2024, which is about 80% of the average number by this point in prepandemic years. When customers do go to movies, they increasingly prefer “premium large format” and IMAX screens, both of which now account for a larger share of box-office sales than they did before the pandemic.