Good news may be on the horizon for movie theaters as a new proposal could allow them to register for both SVOG & PPP loans. Other good news includes A Quiet Place Part II and Peter Rabbit 2 moving up on the release calendar. We also have a roundtable discussion on...

The SSI group is all sorts of excited now that New York City is finally reopening movie theaters. They also discuss how Paramount's new theatrical release plan is promising while making sense of their streaming service's place in a sea of streamers. Kyle and Ken also have very different reviews for...

Martin Scorsese might have a point in terms of the art of film being devalued with the term "content." But on the bright side, he gives the lead role in his upcoming movie to one of the best character actors working today, Jesse Plemons. Also, trailers are released for Cruella and Mortal...

Despite being a man down, Codi & Kyle highlight the newest information movie theaters should know about in regards to the Shuttered Venues Grant. They also discuss why Apple doesn't want to give Cherry more locations to play and the fate of Black Widow.

Despite the Golden Globes being a joke already, their 2021 nominees could be a hint of an Award season that feels meaningless. The upcoming Super Bowl will not have commercials for theatrical releases, so streamers may take advantage of it.

Codi, Kyle, and Ken talk about how Nielsen's report of HBO Max's viewership of Wonder Woman 1984 might not be completely accurate. This leads to them breaking down the differences in studios and how they market their streaming services. They also discuss how theaters can use alcohol to bring in business,...

Once No Time To Die moved its release date (again) so did everyone else, so the group goes through all of those changes. We also discuss Paramount's new streaming service "Paramount Plus" and what that will mean for theaters. Codi also gives more insight into the Shuttered Venues Operation Grant.

Codi dives into all of the nitty-gritty details you need to know when applying for grants that'll help your theater while Ken rattles off all the Brooks & Dunn songs he knows. Trust us, it makes more sense when you listen to this episode.

We also don't trust that Deadpool 3 will be...

Codi describes the process of how a theater owner should apply for the Save Our Screens grant. The group also talks about the possibility of Cinderella, Morbius, and No Time To Die moving off their release dates and how Sundance going virtual could be a bad thing. 

To end the awful year that was 2020, Codi, Kyle & Ken reflect on the lessons they have learned and how the many ups and downs that was brought to the theater industry. They also discuss the Save Our Stages Act being beneficial for theaters. The group also talks about Legendary...