[ SECRET POST #3144 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3144 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Grace Kelly, Judy Garland]


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Comments

[philstar22]

Maybe you are right, though I still think wanting to keep other fans out of the fandom is elitist regardless.

Your theater specifically won't show Disney movies? Why? That seems odd.

[hwc]

Disney puts some very strict (and ridiculous) restrictions/conditions on cinemas with regards to when and how often their movies have to be shown, or posing a minimum seat count for the movie theater. Our local cinema is family owned with only a handful theaters of varying sizes, none of which is a s big as a small theater from a big cinema chain.

To meet the requirements for AOU, for example, they would have had to show the movie in the biggest theater three times a day for about two weeks, whether there's enough demand to see it or not. At some point they would have to show it in two theaters at the same time, meaning AOU would have taken over half of the cinema's capacity during that timeslot. And it's not like as though AOU was the only movie out during that time. Even if there were enough demand to make showing Disney movies that often profitable (AOU probably would have been, but Ant-Man?), the cinema management said that they wouldn't accept such ludicrous terms.