Amc theaters has detailed plans to reopen movie theaters throughout the US. A new deadline for its moviepass-style A-list subscription was announced on Wednesday. The moviepass-style A-list subscribers will receive A-list subscription on Wednesday.

Starting August 20th, AMC plans to have more than 100 theaters open. Spread of the coronavirus has caused massive spikes in positive cases in parts of the US that have started to ease restrictions.

The company, the largest theater chain in the country, operates around 600 theaters in the US. Amc has faced significant challenges to its business throughout the covid-19 pandemic due to forced closures and a near-standstill in Hollywood releases.

Amc plans to screen all of these beloved movies starting August 28th and Christopher Nolan’s tenet starting September 3rd. Among them are beauty and the beast, black panther, bloodshot and Ghostbusters. Jumanji: the next level, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Star Wars: episode V – the empire strikes back’.

The company says current subscribers who have had plans put on hold during the covid-19 pandemic now have until December 1st, 2020 to reactivate or cancel the membership. Starting on that day, AMC will begin charging customers again.

Amc says its customers can cancel at any time, and that it plans to communicate any changes to the subscription. The company is making a number of other changes to its A-list subscription designed to give the company more control over pricing changes.