theatrical film

noun

, Movies.

1. a film made for exhibition in theaters, as distinguished from one made for television.

Example Sentences

The event marked a defining moment for the newly opened theater: While the COVID-19 pandemic, economic headwinds and changes in the theatrical film model have led to the closure of several popular L.A.-area cinemas, such as Hollywood’s Arclight Cinerama Dome, Westwood’s Regency Village and Fox Bruin theaters and Landmark’s Westside Pavillion location, Esparza is moving in the opposite direction, taking a multimillion-dollar gamble with the opening of Milagro at the Norwalk Town Square shopping mall.

From Los Angeles Times

He also wants the theater to serve as a cultural bridge between Hollywood and local Latino creative circles, sending a reminder to the studios that Latino audiences are among the most fervent supporters of theatrical film fare.

From Los Angeles Times

To this day, theatrical film drives most other parts of the business, including theme park attractions and toy sales.

From Los Angeles Times

Efforts are underway to get Disney’s all-important theatrical film business back on track.

From Los Angeles Times

But the lines between theatrical film and other formats have blurred.

From Seattle Times