Other films expected to rake it in this summer include additions to the Jurassic World, Minions and Thor franchises, Bullet Train starring Brad Pitt and Sandra Bullock, and an Elvis biopic – starring Austin Butler as the singer – to be released on 24 June, which Mr Anderson has seen and described as ‘phenomenal’. Pic: REXĪnd Irish cinema owners are anticipating a bumper summer of blockbusters that will finally see audience numbers return to – and exceed – pre-pandemic levels. ‘It caters to people my age, in their late 40s, early 50s, who remember the first movie coming out 36 years ago and went to see it in the cinema back in 1986.’ Rick Rossovich, Val Kilmer, Tom Cruise, Anthony Edwards in Top Gun. According to Mee Thao, assistant manager with Maya Cinemas at Campus Pointe, student discounts are being offered to those with student IDs.įor the complete list of businesses now open to the public, click here.Mr Anderson told the Irish Mail on Sunday: ‘Over the first weekend it took over €1.3m, which is a phenomenal opening for a film that has an older demographic.' The Fresno State University Student Union (USU) normally offers discounted movie ticket prices to students, however, no discounts are being offered at this time, according to the USU.įresno State students are not entirely out of luck. Wilkerson isn’t sure when she plans to return to theaters, but said she is putting her family’s health first and is not willing to take the risk. So it’s easier for me to stay away from them to avoid spreading it to my loved ones, instead of relying on everyone else to cooperate,” Wilkerson said. “I’ve seen a lot of people who think is a joke. Wilkerson has family members with “suppressed immune systems” and believes avoiding as much contact as possible with others is best for her situation. “I’m not ready to go back because we are still obviously in a pandemic and still getting new cases every day,” Wilkerson said. Kaitlyn Wilkerson, an animal science major at Fresno State, feels differently about returning to the movies. “Having a policy is one thing, but enforcing it is another.” “I would go as long as the business enforces its policies to keep the public safe,” Hill said. Kiara Hill, Fresno State biology graduate, is willing to give theaters another try but only if health policies are being enforced. “The best thing we can do is just listen to lawmakers, wear masks and continue to social distance. “Of course, I’m concerned about my safety and that of those around me,” Kaufman said. “I’m excited because going to the movies was something that was an easy plan to establish and base an evening off of,” Kaufman said.Īlthough he is concerned for his safety, Kaufman believes using safety protocols and social distancing is the best way to go. This hasn’t stopped some Fresno State students from enjoying the latest films.Ĭameron Kaufman, a horror film enthusiast and electrical engineering major at Fresno State, is excited to finally get back to the movies. Limitations will apply, with Maya allowing only 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever one is reached first. Others include gyms, restaurants, malls and more. Movie theaters are one of the many establishments that are now open to the public.
The tier system, according to the CDPH, includes four sections: purple (wide spread), red (substantial), orange (moderate) and yellow (minimal). The decision to reopen theaters came when the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) moved Fresno County, previously in purple tier, into the red tier on Tuesday, Sept. Maya Cinemas in Fresno at Campus Pointe, along with other theaters in town, is now open to the public.
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