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“A24 had not experienced any issues with member complaints as yet, but the films’ absence has been a discussion topic on Reddit and other forums as the problem has persisted.”
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“IndieWire confirmed A24 does not currently have a deal with Harkins either, but that talks are ongoing.”
“It’s possible that “Tony,” “The Invite,” and “Onslaught,” all films that opened in limited release initially and are more specialized releases than “Backrooms” or “Primetime,” may not have played at Marcus or Harkins regardless.”
“Marcus tends to get more of its business through family-friendly title, though the chain has played and advertised many films this summer from Neon, Sony Pictures Classics, Magnolia, and others.”
“However, a similar disagreement currently remains between A24 and Harkins Theatres, which is a Southwestern chain with 33 locations.”
“Powered by WordPress.com VIP Let's all go to the movies Marcus Theatres and A24 End Months-Long Standoff Over Film Terms "Onslaught," "Tony," and "The Invite" haven't played at the Midwest-based fourth-largest theater chain, but tickets are imminently going on sale for "Primetime." By Brian Welk Plus icon Brian Welk has joined IndieWire as Senior Business Reporter Courtesy of Brian Welk Brian Welk More stories by Brian Marcus Theatres and A24 End Months-Long Standoff Over Film Terms Read more Noah Baumbach Heads from Netflix to Warner Bros.’ Clockwork with New First-Look Film Deal Read more A Federal Tax Incentive for Filming Could Bring in Extra $125 Billion in Production Spend — and Impact Without It Could Be Devastating Read more September 17, 2026 5:21 pm Add us as a Google Preferred Source 'Onslaught' Courtesy Everett Collection Share Share on Facebook Post Share on LinkedIn Show more sharing options Submit to Reddit Pin it Post to Tumblr Email Print This Page Share on WhatsApp Marcus Theatres, the Midwest-based movie theater chain that is the fourth-largest circuit in America, had quietly not screened A24 movies for several months over film terms the theater deemed “economically unviable,” but that standoff has officially come to an end, IndieWire has learned.”
“While “Backrooms” is poised to surpass $400 million globally this summer, titles like “The Invite” and “Tony” haven’t exactly been small.”