Cinemark

September 3 is National Cinema Day.

The agreement will allow movies to arrive on home entertainment devices much quicker.

Obviously, face masks are required.

Movie fans desperate for the theatrical experience can rent a theater.

Three chains sued New Jersey, saying if churches are open, they should be too.

The chain expects to fully reopen theaters by the middle of next month.

Just because MoviePass is dying doesn’t mean your moviegoing needs to. Here are the best alternatives, both paid and for free.

Hoping to compete with MoviePass, the theater chain will over a $9 a month plan that gives customers one ticket, but other discounts and perks.

Ah, the Pokémon franchise. It seems like only yesterday that millions of people were wandering the streets of their hometowns, eyes locked to their smartphone screens as they flung Pokeballs at imaginary creatures hovering over local businesses. The Pokémon Go craze, with its innovative use of technology and beloved cartoon characters, brought the popular animated series back into the public spotlight. And with news that Legendary Pictures would shoot a new live-action Pokémon movie in 2017, it was only a matter of time before some of the original films found their way back into theaters.

After the movie theater shooting in an Aurora, Colorado theater in 2012, a group of the victims got together to sue the theater chain Cinemark for not doing enough to prevent such an incident from occurring. They claimed that security flaws in the theater prevented employees from stopping someone carrying weapons onto the premises. This past May, a judge sided with Cinemark against the victims, claiming that the chain had no way of knowing about the shooter beforehand, and Cinemark was then legally able to recoup costs from the victims, which it fixed at $700,000. Now, the chain is finally dropping the claim, effectively ending the suit.