Sony Pictures is reportedly in early talks to lease and potentially operate the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, according to Variety and the Los Angeles Times. Both outlets describe the proposal as an attempt to bring the landmark theater back into operation after it has been closed since 2020. Variety adds that the discussions involve Sony’s move further into exhibition, pointing to Sony Pictures Experiences’ acquisition of the Alamo Drafthouse chain in 2024. In that structure, Alamo Drafthouse could play a role in operating the venue, though specific terms of any arrangement have not been disclosed. The reports characterize the situation as preliminary, with no confirmed agreement or timeline for reopening. The Cinerama Dome is known for its historical significance and large-format presentation, but the sources do not provide details on planned programming, renovations, financing, or approvals. As of now, the talks are being described as exploratory, and additional information would be expected before any formal lease or operating deal is finalized.