On the flip side, I hear that Warners on their recent HBO Max titles, i.e. If exhibition didn’t like the terms, well, then they don’t have to play the movie. day-and-date theatrical HBO Max titles, and not a Disney+ PVOD title? Essentially I hear from sources that Disney remained quite tough on their terms for Raya. So, wait, what happened here? How can an exhibitor be cool with Warner Bros. Note, sometimes these negotiations can sometimes come down to the wire and titles can appear on marquees.Ĭomposer James Newton Howard On Penning 'News Of The World's 'Broken' Western Score & Returning To Disney Animation With 'Raya And The Last Dragon'Ĭinemark CEO Mark Zoradi Sees CA Movie Theaters Reopening In 2 To 4 Weeks, Big Summer Releases Could Help 'Light Up These Theaters Again'ĭisney To Release Theatrical Animated Short 'Us Again' Alongside 'Raya And The Last Dragon' Harkins and Cineplex in Canada aren’t playing Raya either. I hear that Cinemark isn’t the only exhibitor who isn’t booking the Don Hall-Carlos Lopez Estrada-directed feature.

As the major studios experiment widely with theatrical windows during the pandemic, Raya is a clear case that not all exhibitors will just swallow whatever is thrown at them. exhibitor Cinemark will not be playing Raya and the Last Dragonthis coming weekend as Disney makes the title available both in theaters and as a $30 purchase on Disney+ on March 5.

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