>"Movies start 25-30 minutes after **showtime**," the AMC disclaimer reads.
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"Movies start 25-30 minutes after showtime," the AMC disclaimer reads.
showtime
noun
show·time *ˈshō-ˌtīm *: the scheduled or actual time at which a show or something likened to a show begins
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"Movies start 25-30 minutes after showtime," the AMC disclaimer reads.
showtime
noun
show·time *ˈshō-ˌtīm *: the scheduled or actual time at which a show or something likened to a show begins
For AMC and other major theater chains, the trailers and advertisements are considered part of the "show". It's part of their website terms of service somewhere, but I can't find it right now.
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"Movies start 25-30 minutes after showtime," the AMC disclaimer reads.
showtime
noun
show·time *ˈshō-ˌtīm *: the scheduled or actual time at which a show or something likened to a show begins
or something likened to a show
lol whoever wrote this definition must have seen some absolute garbage
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or something likened to a show
lol whoever wrote this definition must have seen some absolute garbage
Miriam is the only dictionary which included that bit, and I assume it’s because you can describe any event start as showtime.
But commercials are not the show.
