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Ending the second quarter on a bang not a wimper, the Domestic Box Office will be up by around 20% versus the same weekend last year. The quarter should end at $3 billion industrywide, perhaps a hare under or over, clearly the highest q2 industry numbers since 2019. Cumulatively, January 1 to June 30, the Domestic Box Office will be up about $600 million year over year. With a strong July ahead of us, that number will grow even more soon. Hello Minions, Moana, Odyssey and Spider-man. Halllelujah.

CEOAdam's tweet photo. Ending the second quarter on a bang not a wimper, the Domestic Box Office will be up by around 20% versus the same weekend last year.

The quarter should end at $3 billion industrywide, perhaps a hare under or over, clearly the highest q2 industry numbers since 2019.

Cumulatively, January 1 to June 30, the Domestic Box Office will be up about $600 million year over year.

With a strong July ahead of us, that number will grow even more soon.

Hello Minions, Moana, Odyssey and Spider-man.

Halllelujah.

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Tex_Outlaw Ape @TexsTech

1 day ago

@fiercepatricks All while homosexual lifestyle being shoved down our throats daily!!! Its a sick virus. Dont be a hypocrite ya perverted bastard. The reason kids are moving in this direction now is due to the social influence on media and in shows. Making them ? their own identity. Just stop.

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2 days ago

@PohPoh2020 @jaxs2828 Willful ignorance, got it. Good luck 👍

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2 days ago

@jaxs2828 @PohPoh2020 Damn pohpoh. Based on your responses I dont blame them for blocking you

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3 days ago

@Emelia8z0 Old news. This was a year ago. Come up with new material.

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3 days ago

@Malone_Wealth the more you cry, the more I buy. #amc

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4 days ago

Tue, June 23, 2026 Author, Thornton McEnery- "AMC Entertainment shares cratered 19% Tuesday because the company once again decided to make its shareholders pay for management's inability to run a profitable movie-theater business without constantly begging for more capital. CEO Adam Aron is back with yet another registered direct offering, this one for 95.25 million shares that will raise roughly $200 million before the bankers take their cut. The deal is expected to close on June 24, and if you are trying to keep track of how many times Aron has diluted AMC shareholders since the meme stock frenzy turned this company into a circus, well… go for it because we have frankly lost count. Most of the proceeds will go toward redeeming $125.5 million of the company's 6.125% Senior Subordinated Notes due 2027, plus whatever fees and premiums come attached. That is to say, Aron is printing new shares to pay off old debts, a neat financial trick that does absolutely nothing to solve the underlying problem that AMC burns through money and has for years. The remaining cash will go to "general corporate purposes," which in this context likely means finding the next creative way to separate retail investors from what is left of their equity. Aron has made a second career of treating dilution like a magic wand, waving it around every time the balance sheet starts to look ugly, which is often. The meme stock era gave him an army of devoted shareholders who cheered while he relentlessly watered down their ownership stake and then did things like literally buying a literal gold mine, and Tuesday's offering is just the latest chapter in that very long, very expensive story. The market's reaction makes clear that even the true believers are running out of patience. When you issue more than 95 million new shares in a single offering, you are not strengthening the balance sheet. You are telling existing owners that their piece of the pie just got a lot smaller, and they should probably say thank you for the privilege. AMC will talk about reducing leverage and investing in theater upgrades, but the reality is simpler than the press release wants you to believe. This is a company that cannot generate enough cash from showing movies to keep the lights on without repeatedly coming back to the equity market hat in hand. Tuesday's 19% selloff suggests investors are finally starting to do the math on what all this dilution actually costs them. And this is all happening while movie theaters are showing signs of life."

Malone_Wealth's tweet photo. Tue, June 23, 2026
Author, Thornton McEnery-

"AMC Entertainment shares cratered 19% Tuesday because the company once again decided to make its shareholders pay for management's inability to run a profitable movie-theater business without constantly begging for more capital. CEO Adam Aron is back with yet another registered direct offering, this one for 95.25 million shares that will raise roughly $200 million before the bankers take their cut. The deal is expected to close on June 24, and if you are trying to keep track of how many times Aron has diluted AMC shareholders since the meme stock frenzy turned this company into a circus, well… go for it because we have frankly lost count.

Most of the proceeds will go toward redeeming $125.5 million of the company's 6.125% Senior Subordinated Notes due 2027, plus whatever fees and premiums come attached. That is to say, Aron is printing new shares to pay off old debts, a neat financial trick that does absolutely nothing to solve the underlying problem that AMC burns through money and has for years. The remaining cash will go to "general corporate purposes," which in this context likely means finding the next creative way to separate retail investors from what is left of their equity.

Aron has made a second career of treating dilution like a magic wand, waving it around every time the balance sheet starts to look ugly, which is often. The meme stock era gave him an army of devoted shareholders who cheered while he relentlessly watered down their ownership stake and then did things like literally buying a literal gold mine, and Tuesday's offering is just the latest chapter in that very long, very expensive story. The market's reaction makes clear that even the true believers are running out of patience. When you issue more than 95 million new shares in a single offering, you are not strengthening the balance sheet. You are telling existing owners that their piece of the pie just got a lot smaller, and they should probably say thank you for the privilege.

AMC will talk about reducing leverage and investing in theater upgrades, but the reality is simpler than the press release wants you to believe. This is a company that cannot generate enough cash from showing movies to keep the lights on without repeatedly coming back to the equity market hat in hand. Tuesday's 19% selloff suggests investors are finally starting to do the math on what all this dilution actually costs them.
And this is all happening while movie theaters are showing signs of life."

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4 days ago

@masked_investor Youre dumb as shit. Same story with CGC, TLRY,API, IONQ,KOSS???? Same damn drop this morning.

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4 days ago

@Shidden8 @Barchart What ever you say there cupcake. 🖕 🤣 🖕

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4 days ago

@GuntherEagleman Watch every non citizen run out of the stadium. Yelling we're not going back. Everyone realizing their ow. Country is t as good as the US.

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4 days ago

@catsfive @tuuu28283 Fixed it.

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