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    Loans from investment banks provided companies like Access IT with the credit to install the new equipment, while studios essentially pay off that debt through a fee--usually around $1,000--for every digital copy they ship to the movie theaters. "As long as the movie theaters show movies, we're going to get paid ... We're very bullish on the industry." Though the nationwide overhaul would cost near $3 billion, it would save distributors and theater owners nearly a billion dollars a year by replacing the cumbersome, costly film reels with digital versions. Full Article at Forbes
    As long as the movie theaters show movies, we're going to get paid ... We're very bullish on the industry.
    SOURCE: Forbes 11 months ago
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Hollywood Ending?
  1. I would be very dubious for Hollywood as we know it surviving
    SOURCE: Forbes 11 months ago
  2. History clearly shows that the cinema business tends to do better during recessionary times ... We have to have good movies to get people to come to the cinema.
    SOURCE: Forbes 11 months ago
  3. The traditional funding sources are currently shut down
    SOURCE: Forbes 11 months ago
  4. All the risk has been repriced.
    SOURCE: Forbes 11 months ago
  5. There's been an open spigot of money flowing into Hollywood, and the pictures are killing each other ... We can't handle the number of movies we're getting right now.
    – John Fithian SOURCE: Forbes 11 months ago

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