▲ 50 r/amcstock
AMC ticket demand is so strong, scalpers are buying up tickets and reselling them above face value. AA is already on it.
u/AdvertisingSea2745 — 7 hours ago
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Dune 3 demand was so strong AMC traffic hit ~3x the Spider-Man ticket launch
u/AdvertisingSea2745 — 1 day ago
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AMC share overhang update: Pentwater reported position drops sharply
Pentwater and Discovery were two of the funds that ended up with big AMC positions through the debt/exchangeable-note deals. Those positions have been a potential overhang because the funds could eventually sell shares into the market.
Previous → Latest reported beneficial ownership
Pentwater: 63.64M → 2.25M
Change: -61.39M
Discovery: 55.51M → 51.80M
Change: -3.71M
The latest 13G/A filings were filed August 14 and show ownership as of June 30.
Pentwater’s reported position has dropped sharply, while Discovery still holds most of its previously reported position. Either way, it looks like a meaningful part of the potential AMC share overhang has already been reduced.
u/AdvertisingSea2745 — 3 days ago
The theatrical comeback continues: 2026 is now looking like a $10.5B year, 2027 could be even bigger, and 2028 is shaping up to be an absolute monster.
u/AdvertisingSea2745 — 4 days ago
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Matt Stoller now thinks there’s a 60% chance the Paramount–Warner deal falls apart. If he’s right and it fails, what do you think happens next for Warner and the theatrical business?
theankler.comu/AdvertisingSea2745 — 22 days ago
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Can FOMO actually influence a movie’s box office? This article got me thinking. Is FOMO a real driver of ticket sales, or is it simply another term for strong word of mouth?
theankler.comu/AdvertisingSea2745 — 24 days ago
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2026 already has three billion-dollar movies. If The Odyssey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and Avengers: Doomsday get there, it would finish with six—second only to 2019. Dune: Part Three, Jumanji, and The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping could push the total even higher.
Billion-Dollar Movies by Release Year
2017: 4
2018: 5
2019: 9
2020: 0
2021: 1
2022: 3
2023: 2
2024: 3
2025: 3
2026: 3 (so far)
Potential 2026 Final:
Already:
• The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
• Michael
• Toy Story 5
Likely:
• The Odyssey
• Spider-Man: Brand New Day
• Avengers: Doomsday
Possible:
• Dune: Part Three
• Jumanji
• The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping
u/AdvertisingSea2745 — 25 days ago
▲ 78 r/boxoffice
Rotten Tomatoes critics and audiences are miles apart on Moana. After a disappointing opening weekend, can family word of mouth give it the legs it needs?
u/AdvertisingSea2745 — 1 month ago
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Box Office Theory now projects a $3.1B Q2. That would make it the strongest box office quarter since 2019.
u/AdvertisingSea2745 — 2 months ago
▲ 31 r/boxoffice
A $3B+ Q2 is looking increasingly likely. With Disclosure Day, Toy Story 5, and Supergirl still ahead, 2026 could deliver the strongest box office quarter since 2019 despite far fewer releases. A notable rebound for theaters.
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u/AdvertisingSea2745 — 2 months ago