We are closely monitoring the film and the reactions of patrons in our theaters, but as of today we have no incidents.

There are a few (film) festivals in Georgia. One of the biggest is in Atlanta. Savannah has a big one. Rome has a small one. There are a few out there. ... They can recruit companies to Georgia. Bringing producers and directors in can expose them to the state and therefore encourage companies to come to Georgia. That's very important to us.

It's a 95-minute film, and there are only a few seconds of actual gore on-screen. But the implication of what's happened -- and what's going to happen -- is so strong, people walk away believing they've experienced the most violent movie in history.

We are very excited to be one of the beneficiaries of the inaugural endeavor of the Aloha Street Nature Project.

This is powerful technology and no one is clear exactly where it is going,

I'm comfortable this is going to roll out across the country, but how that occurs, what the business model will be, we'll find out.