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Digital Piracy Rattles Hollywood: Theater Owners Slam Disney as Black Widow Sinks at Box Office
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It is at the prison break I realized
Black Widow was going to be another superhero movie filled with things we’ve seen again and again. Don’t get me wrong, I love a big bang sky threat, but in this film,
Theater owners on Sunday blasted The Walt Disney Co. for making Marvel’s Black Widow available simultaneously in the home and on the big screen, saying the decision has undercut the tentpole’s box office potential and promoted piracy.
A press release from the National Association of Theater Owners didn’t mince words, saying that Black Widow suffered a “stunning collapse in its second weekend in theatrical revenues,” in addition to dropping an unprecedented 41 percent from Friday to Saturday during its opening over the July 9-11 frame.
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CinemaCon 2021: Will the Las Vegas Show Go on Amid Delta Variant? Pamela McClintock Caesars Palace hotel and casino.
The 2021 edition of CinemaCon the annual gathering of cinema owners and Hollywood studios at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas is facing headwinds amid growing concerns over the COVID-19 Delta variant.
This week, Disney informed the National Association of Theatre Owners, the host of the show, that it was dropping plans to stage a presentation and instead will screen one of its upcoming movies in full during its allotted time on Aug. 25, in addition to virtual participation, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The decision means that Disney won’t have to send executives and staff to Las Vegas at a time of heightened concern regarding Delta.