More than 500 of China's movie theaters reopen, as most US cinemas close
Now, the region's cinemas are starting to reopen. Caixin, a Chinese financial news company, reported on Monday that. That's a small percentage of the region's theaters and there is still a long way to go for the world's second biggest theatrical industry to fully bounce back. But it suggests that the impacts of the coronavirus are beginning to fade there.
in the first two months of the year from the same time period last year. Theaters closed in late January during the weekend of the Chinese New Year, which is typically the busiest moviegoing time in China every year.In the US, major theater chains like AMC Theatres and Regal have closed all US locations in accordance with national guidelines that limit public gatherings to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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