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Yet the building went on, because everybody wanted a megaplex in the biggest markets.
ECONOMIST: Movie theatres
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The theatre owners, who had been struggling to find ways to pep up a slow business, were thrilled by the megaplex.
ECONOMIST: Movie theatres
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That is enough to fill a multiplex, or a small megaplex if you stick the popular films on a couple of screens.
ECONOMIST: Movie theatres
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And universities in Asia--indeed, extending all the way to the Arab Gulf and the King Abdullah megaplex for science and technology in Saudi Arabia--are rising to offer an alternative.
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Not your typical megaplex affair, screenings take place in parks, along the water and, as the name suggests, on rooftops, including a graffiti-walled space atop a Lower East Side school six flights up.
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At a time when Sanborn's fellow theater chains are filing for bankruptcy in droves--some recent casualties of the megaplex craze include Carmike, Edwards, and United Artists--the last thing they need is more costs.
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For a start, the megaplex-building went crazy.
ECONOMIST: Movie theatres
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And the Odeon in Blossom Street in York, an art deco gem built in 1938 with a Grade I listed interior, is struggling for survival against a multiplex on the ring road and a proposed megaplex in the centre.
ECONOMIST: Welcome to the age of the megaplex