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At the nonprofit Belcourt Theatre in Nashville, Tenn., membership is higher than ever before ahead of a “pretty stacked summer of movies.”

"It turns out that people who go to the movies are a little bit like people who fly in airplanes,” said Ben Fritz at the Wall Street Journal. “It's this the same basic experience, but some people are willing to pay more for something extra.”

Price hikes and password-sharing crackdowns have customers reconsidering how much they’re willing to spend on streaming services.

Ben Fritz, entertainment reporter at the Wall Street Journal, discusses the rise of IMAX.

Open caption screenings spread to theaters across the country, making movies more accessible and drawing in captions-loving movie viewers. But some fear it’s changing the movie theater experience.

Scary movies accounted for nearly 11% of the domestic box office take last year, according to Comscore. Contrast that to 2014, when just 4% came from horror.

Ryan Coogler released a 10-minute video last month explaining how “Sinners” can — and should — be viewed on the big screen.

The Francis Ford Coppola passion project is the latest original film to flop at the box office.

Projectionists wrangle miles of film for some movie screenings.

Knowing a movie’s gross is important for Hollywood dealmaking. The rest of us are just obsessed with records.