Cineworld Share Discussion Threads

[lennonsalive] 18/12/2020 10:47

I see local smaller theatres locally are screening WW84, much cheaper prices than Cineworld to go and watch the movie too.

[lennonsalive] 17/12/2020 18:06

Death on the Nile delayed until September 2021

[srpactive] 17/12/2020 16:09

This is why the US get on.

Debt and massive losses, but okay no problem.

Criticise and ruin UK companies but not US and this is done by
UK hedge funds, really.

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[srpactive] 17/12/2020 15:01

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The funding in place,
the vaccine in place
the opening April in place
the big films like Mission impossible in place.

Goldman Sachs buying
Jangho buying
streaming news out

Nothing much.

I hope they support it to 73p before long.

dyor

[srpactive] 16/12/2020 20:25

Yes it is either buying for a possible bidder or just
a position in a recovery stock.

dyor

[ckafetz] 16/12/2020 18:17

Is that another two RNS’s showing increased buying by Goldman and Jangho

[srpactive] 16/12/2020 15:17

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I feel it is just a temporary avenue to test and see,
then the big movies at the big screen with normal
people that want to get out and about will bring
in the big money, last year was a good year for the cinemas.

dyor

[gurcharan_cheema] 16/12/2020 14:28

For all who keep going on about streaming movies.... spend a minute and think about it.That if the movie companies even try that route, they'll learn a lesson in the fundamentals.As on day 1 of any movie release, day two there'll be 4k pirates copies to download for free... why would anyone pay for a experience that they can get for free the next day... It's not like it a live stream: e.g. a sports event - where the latest results is the premium.In theaters it difficult to get good quality pirated copies until it's been released on DVD.If anyone brings out the recent release that have made equivalent box office revenue.. well that's because the pirates hadn't got started...Any movie premiere stream plan is doomed to fail within the year..and by 2022 it be back to normal.

[hpcg] 16/12/2020 14:09

Williamcooper - the number of zombie industries where C11 across the board was a house of cards that toppled on the first bk is innumerable. Mostly cyclicals of course, but debt the common feature. Oil rigs and coal miners have been through or are going through their second rounds of restructuring within 4 years. This is more like what cinemas are though, tuned to the economy but with the overlay of secular audience decline.

[srpactive] 15/12/2020 20:15

Yawn, time for bed.

[williamcooper104] 15/12/2020 18:04

Capex funding

[williamcooper104] 15/12/2020 18:04

Yep - AMC post c11 with less debt and capex could be a zombie killer

[hpcg] 15/12/2020 13:05

closed doors and streaming are news. Not debt though, debt is an inherent property of the company.

An AMC restructuring would be disastrous for CINE as they end up with a competitor with a cleaned up balance sheet.

[srpactive] 15/12/2020 12:37

I feel if amc do not get funding, cine could get
a little positive attention.

Yes we know about,
the debt
the closed doors
and the streaming

the bad news is out.

If any good news follows, then that will be interesting.

dyor

[srpactive] 15/12/2020 12:04

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Yes fair points, but film need the big screen too,
as it is all linked to media also, that is why all
the big stars go on Jonathan Ross and Graham Norton
shows.

[hpcg] 15/12/2020 10:28

Shorts closed here and everywhere else for that matter during the November run up. Short buying was the impulse from 29p to 64p in 2 days. Now there will be the rebuild of short positions.

D2C is no different to the change to digital distributions to cinemas directly. It used to take months for prints to work there way around the country, and films didn't make TV screens for 2 years. With digital all cinemas could premier on the same day. Disney has identified that it can add a consumer element to that premier experience with its premium package. In turn this led to a growth in multiplex and small theatres. It isn't the end of cinema, but it is a significant reduction profit.

In this relationship Disney and other large content providers have all the cards as there is no way that a cinema can boycott the output of Disney or Sony.

[srpactive] 15/12/2020 09:43

Really, I was expecting a continuation to 73p
myself after the little double bottom but two
views are good. You should have closed your
short at 58p, two chances.

They have stated cine has funding now for a good
time, amc have until Jnauary to find the best part
of $500m, so if they do not, more market share for
cine in the big screens space, or less for the big screen
and more for streaming. So just cineworld and streaming.

Just my thoughts and hopes.

dyor

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[smartie6] 15/12/2020 09:36

Ladies and gentleman around of applause please for the imminent fall.

[srpactive] 15/12/2020 07:49

So the Chinese are buying, interesting.

The market prices in the future, all you have said is known
and has been all year and a lot longer.

dyor

[level 4] 15/12/2020 06:58

If it hits 7p..then will exit at 24p for the bankruptcy bounce

[srpactive] 14/12/2020 21:17

Cine have closed until April, so no difference.
They have funding now and a plan for Spring.

dyor