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Cineworld - Cinema chain to benefit from strong film release schedule

September 2015

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More people are expected to go to the cinema in 2015 than in any year since the early 70s thanks to a series of blockbuster films; Jurassic World, Hunger Games: Mockingjay - part 2, Minions and Bond movie Spectre are each forecast to gross over US$800m worldwide while Star Wars Episode 7 (December ’15 release) is expected to gross a massive US$2bn. Just as impressive is that this boom is set to continue into 2016 with classic franchises being dusted off including Planet of the Apes, Batman v Superman, X-Men, Bourne and Avatar 2. This will all be music to the ears of FTSE-250 rated Cineworld, Europe’s second largest cinema chain, which is going through something of a purple patch following the transformational acquisitio ...

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