Quote:
Originally posted by Hollywood.
Incorrect, I work at a movie theatre and in the first two weeks we make next to nothing on ticket sales. The longer the movie is shown, the more the theater can keep. This is why concession/food prices are so high its where the cinema makes its money.
|
US:
Typically, slightly more than half of all dollars sold in tickets goes to the studio/distributor for the first few weeks of its release. This percentage does lower over time. In the end, it works out to about half. (Quora)
They paid about 51.8% of ticket revenue as film rental. No where near the percentages people sometimes think. Regal is a big company and might be able to negotiate slightly better terms but I believe the rest of the industry would be very similar. (RogerEbert.com)
The cut of each box office dollar that studios take varies from as little as 25 cents in China to about 50 cents in the U.S. (WSJ)
I prefer these various sources over ATRL user Hollywood. Or any ATRL user about almost anything.
at this gif
