cinemark is up 5%. what kind of deal making could this open this up to >> the real question are those stocks up because this is a potential for them to be purchased, for there to be a deal a lot of unknowns for the movie industry >> we see netflix shares at session lows down 4% imax is up 4%. i wonder if investors are a little skiddish about competition if this says nbc universal and peacock could be partnering with a theater chain and kind of do something innovative there to rival netflix. if they are thinking down the line that way? >> we have seen covid drive a closing of those windows i think there's going to be a standard of a much smaller window the question is what would happen if a studio owned a theater chain. that window would probably dispyre. >> what exactly does that mean on how they work together on release dates? >> there are these practices like block booking and circuit dealing. i think right now my understanding is that studios have to be really careful not to seem like they are workin

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that's not bad, when you look at regal down 75% and cinemark down 61%.confidence, liz. people feeling safe to go back to the movie theater, enjoying movies on the big screen. i think it's going to be a slow process. liz: yeah. you know, amc was $1.95 per share at the velolow, so to see at five and change, people will take it. i'm dying to see "tenet." aren't you? ashley: yes, yes, i am. liz: yeah. let's go together. we will get the whole team together. ashley: of course. liz: all right. okay. good. i like extra butter. my viewers know that. like drowning in it. >>> closing bell, folks, we are nine minutes away. see that? that is session highs for the dow, a gain of 331 points. on the s&p and nasdaq, new session highs right now, as well. our "countdown" closer says the markets may be due for a demolition. he has three sectors he says will remain standing. "the claman countdown" will be right back. he will name those three sectors. don't go away. - at u.s. money reserve. we've helped hundreds of thousands choose the best precious medal for their retirement

people actually walked through them cinemark is up 4% today.ne movie goer shared their experience with julia boorsit. julia? >> a movie theater opened for the first time since march it was for "unhinged." it sold some $4 million in domestic ticket sales. pre-covid, that would be a disappointment, but now it's increased demand we talked to a woman inside the orlando cybertheater about what movie going is like right now. >> even before you walk in the front door, the signage is very noticeable there is an individual behind a plexiglass partition to take your ticket, wearing a mask. i booked my tickets online, and i also preordered concessions online when i arrived, they handed me concessions in a gift bag type setup. the cups came in the bag as well, and the cups were like self-serve cups. it felt very vacant, like ghost townlike during the movie, after the movie, before the movie, i felt safe and it was clean. >> seven states, including california and new york, those seven typically account for about a quarter of box office revenue. they're stil

cinemark down. amc moving higher. imax in the green. the combined global reach of direct-to-consumer services now exceeds 100 million paid subscriptions for disney plus. during its earnings report, disney name-dropped "star wars the rise of skywalker" and "onward" as two titles that helped drive continued growth in its streaming businesses in the third quarter. look at disney, up 9% right now. then there of course is "hamilton" which debuted on disney plus last month. that would be in the current quarter numbers. while everyone seems to be agog on how many times the broadway hit has been watched, viewed, all disney ceo would say on the call is that it was watched by millions and quote, a huge success. that success prompting disney to release its big budget remake of "mul "mulan" as a premium priced download on disney plus to the tune of 30 bucks a pop. it will also release in theaters where cinemas are operating but you tell me where that is. not many places have operating cinemas. right now, it looks like you want to spend 30 bucks for

box office amc entertainment holdings down 7% and cinemark fell and i max fell 2%.ace the music" grossed over $1 million with consumers renting ocho r br buying at hom >>> our next question comes from a viewer who also has his eyes on -- >> hi, my name is kevin from the great state of new hampshire i'm calling asking about amc i'm holding in the money call kps py expiring in march and i thought the stock price may improve. wondering what you guys think about that. >> karen finerman, let's go to you with this one here are you a fan of the silver screen and if so, is it amc? >> no, i'm actually not for a couple reasons one is that this was in sec cue l -- secular decline before the pandemic hit we seen it on theaters and a collapse of the time a movie is released in theaters and available for people at home that has gotten narrower and in some cases down to zero time difference so this was in decline before any of this started and so now obviously, with the pandemic, you know, theaters have been closed for awhile. they are opening up now. they have spaced out seating

now we see five months after they close major chains like amc, riegle and cinemark are reopening thised numbers. comp. score says about 1,500 movie locations will be open today compared with 5,200 that were open this time last year. amc theaters which i visited yesterday is limiting capacity to 30% it plans to open 400 of its 600 theaters by september. regal, which is owned by cineworld, opens about a third of its 550 u.s. locations today and the rest open by next friday amc's ceo adam aaron told cnbc people are tired of being cooped up and yet of course as the economy reopens, we've seen rising infections in many states so moviegoers will be required to wear masks, except when they're eating and drinking, which for me is the whole movie. the theaters are understanding that they need to do constant cleanings and that reservations are now required before you go to the movies with social distancing in place. though many blockbuster releases have been postponed, today a couple new releases. "words on bathroom walls" and the most widely distributed new release, russell crowe in "unhinged"

take a look at cineworld, cinemark, amc, these stocks have been decimated as covid spread and with thee were staying home and streaming instead. we had netflix reporting record subscribers in the first six months of this year. disney plus has over 60 million, way ahead of schedule. what were they watching? well, last month in july, nothing could touch the "hamilton" movie. a staggering 37% of viewers in the u.s. watched the filmed musical last month according to a research firm, almost three times the number that watched number two on this list. this is really a shock. netflix has "unsolved mysteries." i didn't know they did a remake. apparently they did. the charlize theron movie, the old guard, hannah, palm springs, round out the top five. you remember the original with robert stack. they did a remake. i was really shocked. i kept talking about it all day yesterday. stuart: i missed that. no, i do remember the original series. i've got a different question. if the travel companies are up, movie companies are up, is that because they think a vaccine is coming, we can all get vaccinate