How one visual effects and animation firm that services Hollywood and China productions is weathering the COVID-19 pandemic.

Theaters could use the revenue the film could provide, but they’ll have to compete with maskless viewing (and cheaper snacks) at home.

The messy reality of eating in the movies goes against most COVID-19 guidelines about eating indoors and social distancing.

The top four films this week are all domestic Chinese films. In the past, at least one of those would be from Hollywood.

There is pent-up demand and cash. A lot of people who haven’t lost their jobs also haven’t been spending money.

Ticket sales have been dismal this year, and studios are delaying their releases.

Individual donations and corporate philanthropy have helped the Belcourt’s bottom line.

It doesn’t look good, considering the pandemic is still raging and there’s no additional federal relief yet.

AMC Theatres, reporting a brutal quarterly loss in revenues, turn to studios for a deal to stay afloat.

About a third of Alamo Drafthouse’s revenue is coming from private rentals, while many people are wary of sitting next to strangers.