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1. • • Fortunately for movie aficionados, recent figures show a robust resurgence of global cinema in 2022 and 2023. Nevertheless, box-office revenues and film production figures are still shy of pre-pandemic levels (see Figures 1 and 2).
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   Why did movies bounce back in 2022?

   • While the film industry is still recovering from the walloping it took during the COVID-19 pandemic — as theatres closed temporarily or for good, fewer projects were made and box office returns were next to nil — 2022 was the year that movies bounced back.

   Movies bounced back in 2022, but state of industry as pandemic eases

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   What is the future of movie theaters?

   • So. We’re looking at a future where 1) most movies that show in movie theaters will be made for an audience that goes to movie theaters — that means young people who like superheroes, young people who like being scared, and families with kids who need to get out of the house, and 2) everything else is meant to be watched at home.

   The future of the movies is … not bright | Vox

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   Will 2023 be a good year for movie theaters?

   • But with film release slates finally getting close to normal this year after pandemic lockdown, 2023 will be crucial to understanding how much everything else has changed and just how well -- or not -- movie theaters are suited for it.

   Movie Theaters Didn't Die, but They'll Never Be the Same Again

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   How much money will cinemas make in 2022?

   • In 2022, the domestic box office figures for movies released in the cinema will hit around $7.3 billion. The first year post-pandemic, many predicted that cinemas would be booming again, with experts predicting that fans would return in their droves and watch the latest flicks on the big screen.

   Is the movie industry dying? - The Review Geek

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   Is 2022 a good year for the box office?

   • This year's box office is well ahead of 2020, but still far from pre-pandemic figures. Theatrical and distribution executives laid out their outlook and concerns heading into 2022. One of the biggest long-term threats they raised was a smaller supply of movies in theaters.

   What the Future Looks Like for Movie Theaters: 2022 Industry Outlook

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   What are the highest-grossing movies of 2022?

   • Well, here’s some encouraging news: Two of the highest-grossing movies of 2022 are romantic comedies: The Lost City, starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum, and a family film about a guy and his dog. That would be Dog, which … also stars Channing Tatum. Aha! You say: But I like serious dramas.

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3. www.cbc.ca › movies-report-card-2022-1Movies bounced back in 2022, but state of industry as ...

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   Dec 25, 2022 · But the sector hasn't completely healed yet, and blockbusters remain its driving force — which compromises the success of more artistically inclined independent films, according to industry...

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   Dec 23, 2021 · This year's box office is well ahead of 2020, but still far from pre-pandemic figures. Theatrical and distribution executives laid out their outlook and concerns heading into 2022.

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   Apr 13, 2022 · Here’s the truth: You shouldn’t be. While some people who are invested in the movie business insist there’s a future where lots of people see all kinds of movies in theaters, most sober ...

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   Jan 19, 2023 · The lessons learned this year will affect what movies get made in the future, which ones come to theaters and how much you'll fork over for a night out at your local multiplex.

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    Jan 11, 2022 · The question is will the exclusive theatrical window get shorter in 2022 if Covid continues to discourage cinema-going?