Well, greetings and salutations, everybody.

Welcome to the best day of movie related show on the planet Earth, the John Campia show.

Coming from right here in my quaint little studio, I'm of course your host, John Campia.

I'm so glad you guys decided to join us on this Friday.

Join me also all the way from the Observatory on the far side of the moon where

Artemis just swung by Robert Meyer Burnett is here today Rob how you doing sir dude

they took some really compromising photos of me I didn't know they were I got the time

zones wrong and they passed overhead not at an opportune moment uh everybody knows

today they're coming back five o'clock knows. Rob loves his bare ass sunbathing. There's a t-shirt you gotta get made. Anyway, guys, most importantly, of course, you guys are here. Thank you so much for being here making our little show part of your day. And you know, today's show's a little bit different. It's a little different today.

Instead of going over a lot of various different news topics, today we are talking about one thing.

We're talking about cinema con. Cinema con starts this, I mean, well, technically speaking, it starts Sunday night.

The real big stuff starts on Monday.

And we're heading out to Las Vegas on Sunday for the annual CinemaCon.

Now, for those you don't understand or know what CinemaCon is,

cinema con is not a comic convention.

It's not even a convention that's open to the public.

What it is, it's a trade industry event. It is put on by an organization known as Cinema United,

which is the trade organization that represents all the movie theaters. So CinemaCon is an event put on by movie theaters for movie theaters, where they talk about

doing business as movies.

They do panels and get-togethers to discuss in think circles on concessions and technology

and theater seating and programming and all that kind of stuff.

It is by movie theaters for movie theaters.

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