Cinema
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| *A ''sex theater'' or ''adult theater'' specializes in showing [[pornographic movie]]s. | *A ''sex theater'' or ''adult theater'' specializes in showing [[pornographic movie]]s. | ||
| *A ''[[grindhouse]]'' which shows [[exploitation]] films | *A ''[[grindhouse]]'' which shows [[exploitation]] films | ||
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- The rise of cinema and "moving pictures" in the first decade of the 20th century gave Modernism an artform which was uniquely its own, but it was largely undervalued by the literary and art intelligentsia. --Sholem Stein on modernist film
Programming
Movie theaters may be classified by the type of movies or when they are shown:
- First-run theater: A theater that runs primarily mainstream film fare from the major film companies and distributors, during the initial new release period of each film.
- Second-run or discount theater: A theater that runs films that have already shown in the first-run theaters and presented at a lower ticket price. (These are sometimes known as dollar theaters or "Cheap Seats".)
- Repertoire/repertory theater or arthouse or revival house: A theater that presents more alternative and art films as well as second-run and classic films (often known as an "Independent Cinema" in the UK).
- A sex theater or adult theater specializes in showing pornographic movies.
- A grindhouse which shows exploitation films
See also
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