Sentence examples for theatrical window from inspiring English sources

Owning MGM would allow YouTube to vault ahead of its rivals by bypassing the theatrical window.

Cinema chains have fought major battles to keep the theatrical window in place.

The rentals — including "One Too Many Mornings" and "Bass Ackwards," another film that bypassed the theatrical window — will cost $3.99.

The basic idea is that customers pay extra to see movies sooner, especially during the theatrical "window".

Based on discussions with exhibitors, Fox executives said they believed the move respected any concerns about narrowing the theatrical window.

Disney is also attempting to impose the shorter theatrical window for Alice in the US, Italy, the Netherlands and Belgium.

But now Picturehouse is insisting on the UK's full theatrical window of 16 weeks before a film can transition to other platforms.

Girl's simultaneous release on the digital platform Curzon Home Cinema contradicts the theatrical window policy at independent chain Picturehouse, which didn't play it at any site.

The downside: the film can't play in any multiplex sites, because the four-month theatrical window the big chains demand has been broken.

"This is all about changing the definition of theatrical windows.

All around the world, she added, religious rituals are often seen by tourists as one of the most accessible and theatrical windows into a different culture.