AMC Theatres is issuing a warning to moviegoers that their movies may not actually start at their listed showtimes.

Moviegoers headed to their local AMC theater can expect to see more ads before movies starting on Tuesday as a deal with ad giant National CineMedia takes effect.

AMC Theatres has added a new feature to its website that gives moviegoers a feature they have been demanding for years.

AMC is slashing ticket prices on Wednesdays for members of its loyalty program as the movie-theater chain looks to boost its cash position by tapping into a box-office rebound.

As part of a new deal with American cinema advertising company National CineMedia Inc., starting next month, AMC Theatres will be delaying the start times of movies even more.

AMC, the movie theater chain, reversed course six years after it rejected a proposal to show more ads before movies, fearing a negative reaction from customers.

AMC Theatres is confident its new business model of running ads before movies won’t discourage filmgoers from coming to movies at the theater chain.

AMC responded to news today that they're running more ads before movies. Essentially, it doesn't impact moviegoing, according to the chain.

AMC, the largest theater chain in the United States, will soon start showing even more commercials before the start of a movie. This is on top of the usual 20 minutes of trailers and ads already ...

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. has agreed to run more advertising in its theaters, ending its yearslong opposition to commercials that come right before each movie.

AMC shares fell Wednesday, reversing Tuesday's gains despite no company news. The drop follows a surge from record Memorial Day weekend box office results.