I know my advice would probably goes down to deaf ears, but I'll just try anyways.
If you read up the past case study of Volksvagen and GameStop, you'll find that short/gamma squeeze happens only at a very perfect storm.
For any short squeeze to happen, there must be a substantial naked shorts position (I'm talking about 75% of total outstanding shares).
And investors must be able to gang up to buy up and hold the remaining shares until their naked call matures.
Right now, the outstanding short interest is still a very far cry to being "substantial". You'll never be able to force them naked shorts sellers to grab on any outstanding shares.
If you hold now, what you're essentially owning is just a piece of overvalued common shares of a cinema line. There are good news out of this company, sure, but it's 1.) grossly overvalued based on its current/future prospect 2.) it'll never bring you to $100k it promise you.
Remember, Reddit and this forum consist of many person who isn't very savvy on investing theories . Do your own research and don't blindly follow anyone....