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AMC will prove to be BBBY 2.0 before it's all done. Life has become too expensive for people (especially those with children) to afford movie theater experiences regularly. If you add for the even higher ticket prices of "specialty" theaters with the luxury seating and XL/3D screens, it becomes even MORE unaffordable. This becomes just plain comical when additionally factoring in the unreasonably high priced snacks & drinks. The average family has been priced out of "movie nights". More and more people have instead, saved up to buy ever larger TVs, (which have become much more affordable in resent years) in order to stretch their money and remain on budget throughout their movie watching. With a substantially larger TV, it feels a bit more similar to the "big screen" experience of a movie theater. As time goes on, the theater ONLY experience will be reserved for those special releases that have been anxiously waited on and are expected to be EXTREME and INTENSE! The mere lack of affordability will make movie going, a growingly rare occasion for an increasing number of people. Although the theater is a favorite pastime, facts ARE facts. This particular source of entertainment, has become too budget busting, year over year for the average consumer. I, quite frankly, see this problem only growing worse in the future.

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The dilution scheduled for early February 2026, will cause the price to slump. I don't expect to see a price rise of that amount, if any at all.

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