People in Australia are ‘craving’ IMAX cinemas
IMAX Corporation CEO Richard Gelfond says since the opening of the IMAX cinema in Sydney it was “number one in the world” over that period of time.
Mr Gelfond sat down with Sky News host Ross Greenwood to discuss the success of the new Sydney IMAX cinema opening.
“We have over 1700 theatres in 90 countries.
“There’s an enormous demand here.
“People really are craving it.”
Видео People in Australia are ‘craving’ IMAX cinemas канала Sky News Australia
Mr Gelfond sat down with Sky News host Ross Greenwood to discuss the success of the new Sydney IMAX cinema opening.
“We have over 1700 theatres in 90 countries.
“There’s an enormous demand here.
“People really are craving it.”
Видео People in Australia are ‘craving’ IMAX cinemas канала Sky News Australia
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