Without New Releases, Two-Thirds Of Movie Theaters Could Close Soon

Movie theaters are struggling to stay open during the pandemic, needing new releases and federal support. The National Association of Theater Owners emphasizes the importance of these factors for survival. Despite some theaters reopening, they face reduced capacities and few new films. Health experts warn about crowd risks, and many theaters may close temporarily. Safety measures are in place, but without new movies, audience interest wanes. Delays in major film releases further impact theaters, highlighting the need for industry and government cooperation.

What does the association's savior cinema movement call on Congress to provide?

What impact has the delay of new movie releases had on the theater industry?