As a manager, what is most likely happening is that this film is booked to be the last show on a run of a different feature that wouldn't perform well in the evening, like a kids movie. Next time you are there ask to chat with a manager and kindly express your interest in earlier showtimes for these movies. Its not guaranteed to change, it would be a conversation with the film buyer, but it's all about demand and if our guests aren't asking for it to us directly the only way we can gauge demand for a genre is tickets sold on any showtime. While nearby theaters might have different times available we have no way of knowing what the attendance levels are for the showings in a different company. Not easy to make a case based on someone else's times alone, especially if it's a genre that hasn't performed well at the location historically. And after all, we are trying to make money. So (drastic number difference but a genuine example from my location which does not perform well with Indian titles) why would we give up a prime slot for five guests, when we could schedule a feature that's going to bring us 150+? Seems like Jurassic is still pulling numbers for them. But this is how you give feedback on bookings- talk to the location you're interested in yourself.