movie theater
Multiplex, for example
A movie theater is a building where films are shown on a large screen for a paying audience.
The typical setup includes rows of seats facing the screen, a projection booth, and a concession stand selling popcorn and drinks.
British English prefers cinema.
Let's go to the movie theater this weekend.
Heated grain that puffs
- butteryRich like a spread
- saltedTreated with sodium chloride
- nachosTopped tortilla chips
- sodaCarbonated soft drink
candy · snack · hotdog · pretzel · slushie · combo · refill · overpriced
Room for spectators
- multiplexMulti-screen movie theater
- usherOne who seats guests
- marqueeTheater entrance canopy
- lobbyEntryway or influence-seeking
projector · projectionist · balcony · stadium seating · recliner · aisle · megaplex · foyer
Something that extends outward
- silver screenFilm industry metonym
- aspect ratioWidth-height relationship of images
- 4KHigh-resolution video standard
- 3DThree-axis spatial representation
IMAX · digital · widescreen · letterbox · surround sound · Dolby · curved · laser
Ticket sales revenue
- admissionEntry or confession
- stubsRetained receipt portions
- matineeDaytime theatrical performance
- showtimeScheduled performance start
reservation · e-ticket · Fandango · booking · pricing · discount · senior · student
Movie or coating
- directorOne who leads
- actorOne who portrays characters
- actressFemale stage performer
- genreCategory of creative work
narrative · cinematography · score · soundtrack · editing · studio · release · critic
Licensed business operation
- sequelContinuation of prior work
- summerYear's warmest season
- hitSuccessful contact or strike
- box-officeTheater's ticket-selling counter
tentpole · megahit · superhero · trilogy · Hollywood · spectacle · CGI · opening weekend
Ceremonial welcome flooring
- galaFestive formal occasion
- opening nightFirst staged performance
- celebritiesWell-known public figures
- debutFirst public appearance
star-studded · exclusive · afterparty · paparazzi · flashbulbs · limousine · VIP · first showing
popcorn
Heated grain that puffs
soda · candy · snack · hotdog · pretzel · slushie · combo · refill · overpriced · aroma
auditorium
Room for spectators
lobby · projector · projectionist · balcony · stadium seating · recliner · aisle · megaplex · foyer · exit sign
projection
Something that extends outward
- silver screenFilm industry metonym
- aspect ratioWidth-height relationship of images
- 4KHigh-resolution video standard
3D · IMAX · digital · widescreen · letterbox · surround sound · Dolby · curved · laser · HDR
box office
Ticket sales revenue
showtime · reservation · e-ticket · Fandango · booking · pricing · discount · senior · student · child
film
Movie or coating
genre · narrative · cinematography · score · soundtrack · editing · studio · release · critic · review
franchise
Licensed business operation
box-office · tentpole · megahit · superhero · trilogy · Hollywood · spectacle · CGI · opening weekend · record-breaking
red carpet
Ceremonial welcome flooring
- galaFestive formal occasion
- opening nightFirst staged performance
- celebritiesWell-known public figures
debut · star-studded · exclusive · afterparty · paparazzi · flashbulbs · limousine · VIP · first showing · critics
- moviesblockbuster, film, Titanic, films, Jurassic Park
- film industryfilm studios, film production, film distribution, Hollywood, Bollywood
- showbizHollywood, Bollywood, Tinseltown, backstage, behind the scenes
- businessesbusiness, company, bank, bakery, enterprise
- cinemascinema, picture house, multiplex, art house cinema, drive-in
- entertainment spotscinema, arcade, amusement park, theme park, bowling alley
movie theaterliving room
Home's social space
home · bedroom · couch · home theater · smartphone screen
movie theaterstage
Raised performance platform
Broadway theater · opera house · concert hall · playhouse · amphitheater
movie theaterconcert hall
Venue for orchestral performances
stage · Broadway · opera house · nightclub · dance floor
theater, movie, movies, theatrical, theatron, theatrics, theatrically, cineplex, dramatic arts