One of my most dominant themes for 2015 and the next few years is the movie industry. There is a huge blockbuster lineup of films coming to theaters. While I have pointed out companies like Imax Corporation (NYSE:IMAX) and National CineMedia (NASDAQ:NCMI) in the past, today I check in with one of the big three theater exhibitors. Cinemark (NYSE:CNK), number three by number of theaters in the U.S., has seen its shares fall to its lowest levels of the last three months. This comes despite a strong first quarter and a strong remaining slate for the year. A peer comparison between the big three also shows Cinemark undervalued on most growth metrics. In the first quarter (Earnings Call), worldwide revenue increased 7.2%. Domestic attendance increased to 41.5 million, a first quarter record. International attendance was also a first quarter record at 24 million, an increase of 14.8%. The company's international segment was particularly strong with higher attendance and also a 7.4% higher average ticket price of $4.37. Read more