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Monte L Fullmer
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 - posted 09-28-2015 02:06 PM      Profile for Monte L Fullmer   Email Monte L Fullmer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
From another post:

AMC acquired Starplex Cinemas out of Dallas. Starplex has a bunch of smaller multi's in certain locations.

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Mark Campbell
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I am surprised AMC hasn't given Seattle's Oak Tree 6 the recliner treatment.

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Christopher Crouch
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They may be attempting to build a company that serves a wider/more diverse audience. In having megaplexes, luxury venues, dine-ins, traditional multiplexes, and even sub runs (yes, they are now moving in to the sub run business), in large/medium/small markets, they will be expanding their reach via serving a variety of demographics ("covering all their bases" if you will).

Diversifying the product you are selling, to appeal to more people, seems like a smart business move to me.

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