AMC is reopening more than 100 theaters next week – here are all the movies you can see if you’re crazy

• AMC Theatres shared its plans to reopen across the United States on Thursday.
• Next week, 100 AMC Theatres locations will open for the first time in months, and 300 more are expected to open by the time Tenet comes out on September 3rd.
• AMC has a thorough cleaning and safety policy it plans to implement in every theater.

After a series of delays and missteps earlier this summer, AMC Theatres finally laid out plans to begin reopening in the US this week. On Thursday, August 20th, AMC will reopen more than 100 theaters across the country, and plans to open approximately 300 additional theaters by September 3rd, just in time for the release of Tenet. The remaining 200 locations will open "only after authorized to do so by state and local officials."

In order to entice moviegoers into risking their lives to see a movie on the big screen (and to celebrate its centennial anniversary), AMC is running a promotion called "Movies in 2020 at 1920 Prices." Each ticket sold at AMC will cost 15 cents (plus sales tax) on August 20th, though seating capacity will be significantly reduced. AMC will also be showing throwback movies for $5, including Ghostbusters, Black Panther, and Back to the Future.

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