During a surprise appearance at CinemaCon, Paramount Skydance (PSKY) CEO David Ellison announced that as of today, Paramount Pictures will offer a 45-day exclusive window for their movies to play in theaters, Matt Donnelly of Variety report. Ellison also said Paramount will commit to a 3-month period for its movies to be on streaming video-on-demand platforms before titles head to Paramount, Donnelly notes. Publicly traded companies in the movie theatre space include AMC Entertainment (AMC), Cinemark (CNK), Imax (IMAX), Marcus (MCS) and National CineMedia (NCMI).
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