'Tenet' Won't Play in Every Drive-In Movie Theater - Here's Why

The numbers are still coming in for Tenet. The Christopher Nolan film brought in USD 6.7 million domestically over the weekend for a total of USD 29.5 million thus far in its U.S.

US theatrical debut on Aug. 31, will be able to screen at indoor theaters in big cities like LA and New York, both of which have been hit hard by the coronavirus.The time-bending thriller is the first blockbuster to premier on the silver screen since the pandemic hit in March.

Paul Kagan, the pioneering media analyst who provided forecasting and financial data about the entertainment industry for nearly 50 years and was among the first to recognize the power and potential of cable television, has died. He was 82.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorPaul Kagan, who built his expertise in the budding cable television business into the longtime media consulting business Kagan and Associates, died Aug. 23 of kidney failure in Carmel, Calif.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorGood news for those in Los Angeles: Going to see Tenet just got closer.Orange County, Calif. has moved from the purple to the red tier in the state’s coronavirus monitoring system, which means that  movie theaters and restaurants for indoor dining can reopen at 25% capacity as well as churches for indoor worship.

The Replacements.Speaking to Games Radar about his new X-Men spin-off The New Mutants, Boone was asked what he was working on in the future.“When we were shooting The New Mutants, I started working on, with Knate [Lee, co-writer], we started working on an adaptation of Bob Mehr’s New York Times bestseller Troubled Boys, about the band The Replacements,” Boone said, before revealing who would be playing the band’s lead singer.“So Nat Wolff is going to play Paul Westerberg.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer“Tenet” opens in the U.S. this Friday, though theaters will still be closed in New York.But across the Hudson River, theaters are scrambling to reopen, after New Jersey Gov.

grossed $53 million, an impressive figure given the fact that some audience members likely steered clear of multiplexes due to public health concerns.When “Tenet” opens in the U.S. this week, it will only be available in markets where theaters have been allowed to reopen.

Manori Ravindran International EditorCalifornia resident Tyler Tompkins booked a plane ride to see “Tenet” weeks before movie tickets to Christopher Nolan’s latest sci-fi epic even went on sale.The round-trip flight from Los Angeles to Austin, a three-hour Spirit Airlines journey in time for the Sept. 1 screening, set him back $220.

Even though cinema chains in the US reopened over the weekend in about 80% of the country, there are still quite a few places (such as New York City and Los Angeles) that have yet to allow for movie theaters to reopen their doors. But at least there are drive-ins, right? Well, that’s true, but if you’re in NYC or Los Angeles and are hoping to check out “Tenet” at your local drive-in on September 4, you might be out of luck.

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Ryan Reynolds is to star as a parent who must cope with his kids and a monster uprising in a new family comedy.The Deadpool star will team up with Paddington director Paul King on the film, which is based on Everyday Parenting Tips, a New Yorker short story from humorist and screenwriter Simon Rich, according to Deadline.com.In the movie Reynolds plays a dad dealing with the challenges of family with one twist – he must raise his children while living through a monster uprising that has

The global coronavirus has slowed down many things but actor Ryan Reynolds is unstoppable. While the entertainment industry is at a standstill, Ryan has his next movie role lined up already.