In a recent change, AMC Theatres is warning customers that their movies may not actually start at their listed showtimes due to extra ads. Here’s what you need to know about the change.

Late for the movies? You’ll probably still make it if you’re headed to an AMC movie theater. AMC Theatres announced this ...

Under the new deal, AMC will feature up to five minutes of ads after a movie's official start time, along with a 30–60 second "Platinum Spot" before the final trailers.

While moviegoers are long past the days of rushing to the movie theater to make it to their seats before the listed showtime, AMC is now giving a courtesy heads-up that’s hard to miss. Previews ...

The deal, announced in early June, will see AMC Entertainment place ads in the “platinum spot,” the highly coveted period immediately preceding a movie’s start. The preshow material ahead of ...

Starting on July 1, AMC will add a “platinum spot” to its pre-movie commercials, incorporating additional advertising alongside the traditional bevvy of film trailers that run before a movie.

AMC Theatres is trying out a new experiment to get more viewers in seats. The company has begun a half-price ticket initiative on Wednesdays for members of its free Stubs loyalty program. While AMC ...

AMC to start showing pre-movie commercials, making wait times even longer The company is joining its competitors Regal and Cinemark who play pre-movie commercials in addition to movie trailers.

Starting in July, AMC will run even more commercials before movie screenings begin, to increase revenue without hiking ticket prices as the industry struggles.

Back in 2019, AMC issued a strongly worded press release rejecting National CineMedia's proposal to place ads right before the start of a movie - despite Regal and Cinemark adopting the practice.

The deal, announced in early June, will see AMC Entertainment place ads in the “platinum spot,” the highly coveted period immediately preceding a movie’s start.

Starting on July 1, AMC will add a “platinum spot” to its pre-movie commercials, incorporating additional advertising alongside the traditional bevvy of film trailers that run before a movie.