Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!

[fargin]

It's out of the bag.

Best we can hope for is managing the numbers and stalling for better treatments and vaccines.

 

[Fozz]

yall think if people wore mask and socially distance for a whole month do yall think COVID would be gone?

Gone? Of course, not.

But I believe it would lower the amount of people becoming infected.

 

[frink85]

Wild video shows MTA bus ambushed by unmasked, hookah-smoking revelers

A wild video shows dozens of unmasked, hookah-smoking revelers ambushing an MTA bus in Queens for an impromptu dance party over the weekend. The empty bus had just left Grand Avenue Depot around 4 …

nypost.com

WTF is wrong with these idiots

should've locked them in the bus and waited for the cops smh

 

[160jordansdeep]

should've locked them in the bus and waited for the cops smh

If you’re in New York City Then you heard all the liberals are Defunding the police and the ones that are on duty there too busy doing something else
or there joining in on the fun

 

[IATT]

 

[shibadekobe]

 

[shibadekobe]

 

[shibadekobe]

 

[shibadekobe]

 

[wallyhopp]

Since day one, haven’t a lot of us said that it’ll mostly be about hospitalizations and deaths, everything else is highly flawed.

 

[whywesteppin]

You already know the answer to that question.

I guess they need to show Tenet somewhere...

 

[shibadekobe]

You already know the answer to that question.

I guess they need to show Tenet somewhere...

 

[whywesteppin]

AMC = All May get Covid

 

[shibadekobe]

See ya at TENET IMAX then straight to E.R.
*worth the risk

 

[aepps20]

SEC SEC SEC SEC SEC

 

[aepps20]

AMC is about to go out of business so not surprised but I won't be stepping foot inside a theater anytime soon.

 

[whywesteppin]

AMC is about to go out of business so not surprised but I won't be stepping foot inside a theater anytime soon.

capitalism at work

sorry not sorry

 

[aepps20]

capitalism at work

sorry not sorry

Too bad they will get people killed to watch trash movies.

 

[05fordgt]

Just stream the new releases on Google/iTunes, etc! Charge $20-25 a viewing for new release. People will pay it! I know I would for a movie I want to see. Plus people will save money, on the fact they are home and can snack on their own food. I just want to see the new Bond, and the new Ghostbusters movie, plus Black Widow! Sadly, Top Gun Maverick & Fast 9 got shelves till next year!

 

[whywesteppin]

Just stream the new releases on Google/iTunes, etc! Charge $20-25 a viewing for new release. People will pay it! I know I would for a movie I want to see. Plus people will save money, on the fact they are home and can snack on their own food. I just want to see the new Bond, and the new Ghostbusters movie, plus Black Widow! Sadly, Top Gun Maverick & Fast 9 got shelves till next year!

I would love that but they make a lot of money off those concessions. still, better they let you watch at home for $25 than nobody pay for the movie at all.

 

[Magic33]

Just stream the new releases on Google/iTunes, etc! Charge $20-25 a viewing for new release. People will pay it! I know I would for a movie I want to see. Plus people will save money, on the fact they are home and can snack on their own food. I just want to see the new Bond, and the new Ghostbusters movie, plus Black Widow! Sadly, Top Gun Maverick & Fast 9 got shelves till next year!

Did you forget the movie industry is a business and the goal is to make money?

 

[Magic33]

AMC is about to go out of business so not surprised but I won't be stepping foot inside a theater anytime soon.

No they aren't.

They just generated enough capital a month ago where they could have stayed closed until next year if need be.

It's the world's largest movie chain, that supports an entire film industry globally.

It's the exact same reason airlines and car companies were propped up. What do you think happens to the movie industry if they go under? This isn't Sears or Kmart.

 

[05fordgt]

Did you forget the movie industry is a business and the goal is to make money?

Yeah, I know they are. But the truth is movie viewing in theaters won't be the same like it was. I won't go back anytime soon (until a vaccine is available). And I know I'm not alone. Better to make money anyway they can.

 

[TURBO UNO]

I’d be investing in Drive-In movies theaters like old times. Popcorn, sodas and condoms.

 

[aepps20]

No they aren't.

They just generated enough capital a month ago where they could have stayed closed until next year if need be.

It's the world's largest movie chain, that supports an entire film industry globally.

It's the exact same reason airlines and car companies were propped up. What do you think happens to the movie industry if they go under? This isn't Sears or Kmart.

Their financial position is a disaster. They were on the verge of bankruptcy and that convertible note deal they closed on isn't too promising and has lots of awful features. Given their cash burn rate they will blow through those funds if consumers don't go back to pre-covid attendance levels. The film industry isn't too big to fail like the airline industry and was struggling long before covid. There is a reason why AMC and others went to the monthly subscription model. Netflix and other streaming services are going to start getting direct to release films for a fee the longer this goes on and I could see In person movies losing more market share the longer this goes.