Like a high-scoring basketball game, it could be raining buckets at the leading movie theater chain next year.

AMC made a push into live programming after the success of “Talking Dead,” the show that dissected the latest episode of “The Walking Dead.” The network rolled out after-show chat fests for other series, also aimed at getting viewers to watch live.

A new report provides additional details on the contract length and live broadcast schedule for the new TNA-AMC deal.

Cinemark has succeeded by elevating the movie theater experience with improvements like recliner lounge seats and by providing more of the types of experiences that one can't get at home, including motion seats, IMAX screens, and a 270-degree viewing experience at select theaters.

Moviegoers will be able to save big on concessions with AMC's "Popcorn Pass" through 2026. Here's what it gets you.

The multi-year agreement will bring TNA’s Thursday Night Impact to AMC, beginning with a live event in the Dallas-Fort Worth area on January 15, with a stop in Albequerque, NM, the following week. The two-hour Thursday block will air year-round and will also be available on streaming service AMC+.

TNA Wrestling has a new television deal, and the former President of the promotion, Scott D'Amore, weighed in.

TNA‘s deal with AMC is a hit within the wrestling world. Starting on January 15, 2026, TNA Wrestling’s flagship television show, rebranded “Thursday Night iMPACT!” will settle into a new home on AMC as well as AMC+.