Cinemark

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Cinemark Theaters will reopen their Fort Collins movie theater August 14.

Cinemark is tightening up on security for moviegoers, which means you will not be allowed to bring in something you may be used to having with you.

After the movie theater shooting in an Aurora, Colorado theater in 2012, a group of the victims got together to sue the theater chain Cinemark for not doing enough to prevent such an incident from occurring. They claimed that security flaws in the theater prevented employees from stopping someone carrying weapons onto the premises. This past May, a judge sided with Cinemark against the victims, claiming that the chain had no way of knowing about the shooter beforehand, and Cinemark was then legally able to recoup costs from the victims, which it fixed at $700,000. Now, the chain is finally dropping the claim, effectively ending the suit.

The remaining plaintiffs in the case were warned that they may owe Cinemark the legal costs if they didn't win the case, however decided to stick it out in an effort to find the chain guilty of not doing enough to stop the massacre.

The company that owns the movie theater in Aurora where ten people were shot dead in 2012 has made a decision that has struck a chord with many victims' families.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off will be showing on May 15 at the Fort Collins Cinemark for its 30th anniversary, and we've got a list of the BEST '80s flicks to see.

Fathom Events presents Imagine Dragons In Concert: Smoke + Mirrors showing at the Fort Collins Cinemark on Timberline, one night only on March 2.