IMAX CEO: Gradual Reopening of Theaters Seems to Be Working

The transcript discusses the reopening of movie theaters globally, focusing on IMAX's role and the challenges faced due to the pandemic. It highlights the strategic decisions by studios like Warner Brothers to adapt to the situation. The current capacity constraints and future expectations for theaters are explored, along with the impact on the shelf life of movies. The discussion also touches on streaming trends, particularly Disney's decision to stream Mulan, and the implications for future blockbuster releases.

How has the behavior of moviegoers changed during the reopening phase?

What factors are contributing to the delay in the movie theater story according to the text?

What strategy did Warner Brothers implement regarding the release of films during the pandemic?

What is the current capacity of theaters in most markets, and how does it compare to previous levels?

What is the shelf life of a movie in IMAX compared to regular theaters?

What are the expectations for the return of moviegoers to theaters as restrictions ease?

How has the pandemic affected the release strategy for Disney's movies?