Amazon’s movie strategy is finally hitting the big-screen, with the company set to take center stage at the annual convention for theater owners, Nicole Sperling of The New York Times reports. The point of this move is to prove that its movie arm, Amazon MGM Studios, is serious about releasing around 14 big commercial films a year to theaters around the world. Most of the movies will spend 45 days in theaters before hitting pay-per-view and then Prime.
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