AMC Theatres is issuing a warning to moviegoers that their movies may not actually start at their listed showtimes.

AMC recently added more ads to its pre-shows, so the company will now warn theatergoers that movies do not actually start ...

AMC Theaters is giving moviegoers a more transparent heads-up that your film might not start until half an hour after the listed showtime. The chain recently updated its website to reflect that ...

Along with declining theater attendance across the industry, AMC's own attendance "declined by 11% in the first quarter of ...

With the rising popularity of relatively affordable streaming services, the cost of attending a movie — from tickets to refreshments — has priced out some Americans.

AMC has announced that they're making some changes to how their movie times work, stating that your movie time may not ...

As shown above, the showtimes for AMC theaters include a very visible note just below where users can filter their search. "Movies start 25-30 minutes after showtime," the AMC disclaimer reads.

AMC is telling online customers what time a movie will actually start at its theaters, making it easier to avoid sitting through ads. Good news for people who hate trailers. Skip to main content ...

The deal, announced in early June, will see AMC Entertainment place ads in the “platinum spot,” the highly coveted period immediately preceding a movie’s start.

Industry leader AMC Theatres is reversing course and joining its rivals on July 1 in adding regular ads to its pre-movie ...

The deal, announced in early June, will see AMC Entertainment place ads in the “platinum spot,” the highly coveted period immediately preceding a movie’s start.

The deal, announced in early June, will see AMC Entertainment place ads in the “platinum spot,” the highly coveted period immediately preceding a movie’s start.The preshow material ahead of ...