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- 게시일 2020. 10. 04.
- The movie business has a reputation for being recession-proof. Even when the economy’s in a downturn, people want entertainment. But with the coronavirus pandemic ravaging the U.S. and the world, movie theaters are in panic mode seven months into the coronavirus pandemic. Big movie theater chains, AMC and Regal Cinemas, reopened their theaters to the public back in late August. But with several blockbuster movies pushed back to Christmas or to 2021, movie theater chains are shutting down across the U.S. and the United Kingdom for the second time. With the movie business competing with popular streaming services like Netflix, Disney+ and Apple+, is this the end of the movie theater business as we know it? Here’s what the movie business looks like during a pandemic, and what it will look like in the future.
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This man really took a plane to go see Tenet...
Lmao, thats exactly why they interviewed him. No one takes an airplane to watch a damn movie.
Did he say Florida is dangerous, but then flies to Orlando Instead of driving 7 f******g hours???😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thats how the world is...some people had to walk 5 miles to the church to get their free food and then some people are like this guy 🙄
That movie must be super amazing... Hell no!!!
They should have play Tenet on his flight just to ruin it! 😂
_Florida theaters are kinda dangerous_
Meanwhile: Hops on germ tube, flies to Florida, then flies with Floridians to Indiana in germ tube.
*_Seems legit_*
That's a leftist for you
@@TekkLuthor it’s China fault
I was going to post exactly that until i saw your comment. What a ridiculous process to watch a movie.
Wait, so he said he didn’t want to go to Florida because it’s a scary place yet had a layover in Orlando to get from Kansas City to Indianapolis?
right its too scary yet he traveling all over to watch a movie lol
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You can’t fix stupid.
what he did doesn't make a lot of sense to me. taking a layover would greatly increase the amount of time in an unsafe public indoor setting which would mean more mandatory mask wearing and more time with no food or drink. It gets rough when u can't eat or drink for 8+ hours. Thank god you don't need to take off your n95 mask to use the bathroom.
He's not the brightest. The thesis of the article is that only idiots will tolerate the inconvenience of the theaters.
Time to start building more drive-in theatres
Or reopen the ones in disrepair.
Public restrooms use at your own risk.
@@dragonskunkstudio7582 liability insurance & "at your own risk" don't really work together.
Why did Drive in theaters die out its actually a really good idea 😆
@@BaBboonking the projectors cost too much
Seems like a direct to consumer model would be more profitable. Rent a new movie for $20 with homemade popcorn and a dollar tree candy run. I’m not sure traditional theatres will survive.
Movies theaters solutions: CONCESSIONS GO UP 200% 📈
One large popcorn and large soda that will be $67
@@desertguy1362 Add butter /$10
@@jimfritz9503 napkin 1$ each
With a 2 drink minimum.
@@kcgunesq that raises the price to $84/$94 for snacks. Thanks but NO THANKS.
i love big screen and good sound system. but not the crowd
den same
I hate the crowd, big screen and good sound is not enough to compensate this.
@@ssruiimxwaeeayezbbttirvorg9372 yeah i just use tv and love it!
they no long profitable...
I love the movie theater! I even used to go solo when everyone else was too busy to see a movie on release night. I also like how I have to make time to enjoy a full movie without distractions, or worry about anything else.
Sitting in a dark, dirty, poorly ventilated room for a few hours with a large number of virus carrying strangers doesn't seem as much fun as it once was.
@Caleb m you're a joke lol
arey ou acting as if in the past when you went to the movies, other viruses werent in the room?
@Commenter2 lmao yes let me stay at home and pay for the movie when i can watch it at home for FREE, and on my 50-60 inch tv with my basic sound system. Instead of making an event to go out of the house and enjpy a movie on a huuuuge screen with amazing sound system
If you scared stay at home you 🐑 brainwashed by the media don't take a vaccine that's been rushed
@@carlosang3l okkkkkk another qmoron
Let Hollywood Celebs bail them out.
I’d rather the government bail out movie theaters than big banks lol
We’re all in this together 😩😩
Studios have pushed the release of most of their blockbusters into 2021.
Studios want to break the theaters. These hypocrites have no problem meeting and socializing at their parties and restaurants, but they wish to feign concern over Covid.
@@MrHMQ52 Netflix actually wants to bypass theater owners. Netflix actually had plans prior to this pandemic to create their own movie theater chain but only with theaters in major cities around the world at the begining of this project. These theaters will showcase exclusive movies from Netflix that supposedly aren't going to be released on streaming for some time.
I ain’t going to the movies anymore, I just updated my entertainment system and just stream everything or just buy 4K Blu-ray
@@TheBenedictchan1 so Netflix could go to the movies in the future???
@@matthewmartinez6922 If their plans remain the same, it's possible.
Before the Pandemic, I only went to the movies maybe twice a year. I blame Hollywood for the lack of quality content and too many superhero movies.
Not that but if I have to spend 10€ for a movie which is same as one month of netflix or two months of disney+ guess what I‘m choosing
Even the action movies these days are glorified super-hero movies..... it's like they think the whole world is 12 years old.
Superhero movies that were essentially keeping the theater chains in business!
@Blitz 557 Gone with the Wind
and too much expensive popcorn.
This is just speeding up a trend that was taking place way before COVID
+1 I'd be happy to wait a few months to see the movie if it means I can watch at a time in a place on a device that suits me.
The video is also lying about the theaters doing well before Covid. They were on the decline.
@@SnoopyDoofie it's a strange video, however the numbers don't lie, if they had a lot more in revenue coming in then more customers must've been going more often
@@SnoopyDoofie 100% agree. It's like that all over the world, falling customer base but more $s from each customer
@@jjcoolaus But you wrote "more customers must've been going more often", when in fact they have been going less.
Don’t care. I quit going due to idiots on their phones, morons talking like they’re in their living room & those who eat a 4 course meal starting with 8lbs of nachos. I’ll stick with my 75” Sony💯🎟🎭
You forgot the expensive drinks and snacks, bad cleaning of toilets and so many commercials/trailers before the movie really starts.
I spent 40$ last time I went to see a movie. Complete rip off, you can rent the movie for like 1.99 instead and watch in HD. Don’t feel sorry for AMC.
I can see you had enough of that insurbobination
Daq Clemens Sure buddy I make way more money than you I promise. I’m 21 and about to buy a house, 780 credit score.
Get the new 85 inch Sony. Big difference even though you wouldn’t think that. Also Teheran center speaker needs to be great. Get the Revel Voice2 center and matching L/R Ultima Studio2.
Movies just don't interest me as much. So many films are just sequel after sequel, there is very minimal new content.
The people that say this are only aware of the super mainstream films. Not every movie is a sequel or remake.
@@nms7872 So many independent films to enjoy and discover.
Only Disney launches year after year of remakes and live actions most other studios are launching new things
The real question is:
-can my relationship survive till they open back?
😆
😂
Growing up, I didn't go to the movie theaters alot with my parents. This was from 1999-2013. I think AMC was what we went to.
From 2014 to now as an adult, I still go to the movie theaters. IBecause of the experience itself. My choice is Regals. I moved a few times (military) Waterford, CT, Poulsbo, WA and Virginia Beach, VA and the crowds of my chosen Regals weren't bad at all.
Most movies I watch in theaters are superhero movies (DC/Marvel Comics), Sci-Fi (i.e. Star Wars), Spy movies (i.e. Mission Impossible, Kingsman, James Bond), Animation (i.e. Pixar, Dreamworks), and any other particular movies.
I’m not saying that movie theaters need to go away, but maybe if actors on the big screen were paid less (a more reasonable figure) then they could find a way to handle this change.
Totally agree with this 😅 Actors could still enjoy more earnings from royalties although it's their passive side of income.
Why would I pay $5 for popcorn at a theater when I can get organic non-GMO popcorn for 25¢?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Shut Up vegam
Omg y’all only pay $5 for popcorn? That’s at least half I’m used to
Damn $5. That’s a steal!
I think we may find over the next 10 years home owners if possible may convert their double garage into a home cinema. A double garage is a fairly good sized home theatre for the family + friends, extended family. And if possible if space allows, in front of the newly converted double garage a new carport with the old existing garage door, that came off the garage which was cladded. With streaming movies to video games, sports events, even paying for live sold out music concerts events which isn’t a thing yet which should be soon enough and so much more, the home cinema/ theatre will became ever more popular as this decade rolls on.
that is a great idea. i wonder with all the animation most acting will be voice action because it looks to me like cartoon movies require less staff and cast and crew then the norm. but i am not perfect so you can't go by me,
Here in California I was finally able to see Tenet at an AMC. I will say they were on point with cleaning and distancing.
The whole place smelled like clorox!
Some people will still wanna go to theaters. Its the experience. No wants to just stay home all the time like they have been. U can get food groceries anything u want dropped to your doorstep but that doesmt change human nature of wanting to go out and enjoy sports movies or shopping just to get out have fun. If so why wouldmt people just eat home with Doordash and uber eats vs going out to eat? Same concept, for enjoyment and experience. If not theaters wouldve been extinct long ago when streaming was invented
Yup. Perfectly sums up my point of view. I go for the experience.
Theaters haven't gone extinct because they still bully and intimidate studios into giving theaters timed exclusivity. Why do you think they threw a fit when Trollz was released to home media before its theatrical run?
If movies came out on home media the same day it did in theaters, I guarantee you theaters would go extinct.
The same experience comes from Home theaters. But theaters and stardom mainly in INDIA goes extinct. Mulan my ass and TENET, 1.5 billion people even didn't care abt them.
Nope. Not stepping into a threaten. Hard pass
Build more drive ins and this time don't tear them down. There's likely to be more pandemics. If you're going to stay streaming, then come with a good consumer projection device (blank walls can be used as a makeshift screen).
The major chain here has totally shut down for good :/
The guy is not at all concerned by the incredible amount of CO2 emissions involved just to watch a movie. That's crazy and totally irresponsible! 🙄
The flights were happening regardless, he just booked a seat....
We must eat the children before its to late.
@@ecognitio9605 Your "argument" is a sophism. Are suggesting that there is no link between cabin occupancy and number of flights? How do you justify that a rational business owner will loose money in the long run? Climate change is a long term issue.
When I went to a cinema to watch Tenet, it was indeed quite funny to be the only person in the room (although I decided to go on least popular day and hours, but it was due to the price and comfort - I just could, not due to the virus)
I ain’t going to the movies anymore, I just updated my entertainment system and just stream everything or just buy 4K Blu-ray
awesome i did same too!
@@teriekwilliams2828 not yet,wait and watch streaming is future.
Stream 4k, dont even need to buy blu ray.
@@illimattic whites only in movie theaters
Paying triple to stream at home, sucks for poor people who are alone.
All u need is Netflix or Disney + dude
If u can't pay
U still got pirate Bay
Still better than getting covid
For me going to the movies have been an ordeal even prior to Covid-19: high ticket prices, high cost of concessions, people checking thier phones, people on their phones videotaping scenes to put on KRplus, and lack of manners with people talking during the movie.
The movie theaters where dying before the pandemic, I don't see them come back.
Regal Cinemas is closing all US locations. It’s the tragic end of an era. My first job back in the early 90s was in a movie theater. Four screens, concession stand and box office in the middle. It was a rundown theater but I loved it.
They're temporarily suspending operations in all theaters. It's not a permanent closure, but it could become permanent. Not the end of an era quite yet.
@@jaketyler7088 wow, my sister worked at a regal back in 90'.s I seen the hand that rocks the cradle there amongst other movies that were free with employee pass and the good ol days when they're friends who worked there would hook you up!
@@keithminor141 Yeah it's pretty nostalgic. Unless they redesign theaters (past examples: 3D, drive-in, IMAX) I predict most of them going the way of the shopping malls, not simply because of the pandemic. That experience just isn't like it used to be.
Closing all locations?
@@DIVISIONINCISION do not use streaming service media
That’s too bad because I really enjoy the movie theater experience
I have a nice tv and sound system so I don't need theaters anymore. It costs $60 for 3 of my family to go and get drinks and snacks. I'd rather just buy the movie when it releases honestly, just not worth the money anymore.
i would just buy ticket for 2 from costco for like $26-30. it comes with 2 tickets, 2 popcorn and 2 drinks. i would never pay retail for movie at the theaters.
Phantom Warrior Not bad, no Costco near me sadly though. I bought a Bose home theater last year and with my tv I really don’t need theaters anymore. I might go next year if they are still around but I don’t think they will survive what’s going on.
@@jamievaughn1485 yeah i would totally buy a home theater system but as of now no space in my tiny apartment. when i buy a larger place im definitely getting that.
Phantom Warrior Worth the investment for sure.
its different exp and atmosphere. had it work, theater already shut like 15 years ago when DVD came.
Nobody asked for the Harley Quinn movie and mulan was garbage
Tenent was garbage
J BOOTY HAYES noooooo it was good you can’t say that ahhh!!
J BOOTY HAYES if you don’t understand something, just say you don’t understand it.
The Harley Quinn movie would have been better if it was more like the cartoon
@@avinashtyagi2 I would’ve saw it if Jared Leto awful joker was in it. That’s a train wreck I would never miss!
One thing people need to think about is how different the sound is in a movie theater vs outside. I always enjoy watching movies in a park, but when you take in account noise pollution and downgrade in audio quality, theatre is still yhe best experience.
there is no love lost. movie tickets and concessions have shot through the roof!
something has to give....
I drove to San Diego, which was about 2 hours away to see Tenet and it was worth it. Recently theaters opened in my county and I saw Tenet again. I honestly felt safe. It was nice to get back into the Theater.
Looks like it's back to drive in theaters. Can't wait to see my first major blockbuster in the Cybertruck!!!
I drove over a hour to watch Tenet 4 different times. Unfortunately, none of them were 70 MM IMAX.
Im gonna assume your country has 70mm IMAX unlike mine which there are none
The title is really bugging me
It's a statement but has a question mark
OH WELL 🤣🔥🥃
The more important question is will the United States survive covid-19
Very important question.
Everybody will, US will be no exception. Humanity will once again rise, But there is one problem----
1)--- Distribution of vaccines is hard in US becaus the president himself thinks that COVID-19 is a "Hoax" : (
2)--- A vaccine in US will most probably cost $4000, Hence, no vaccines to poor: (
3)--- Anti-vaxxers will brake into hospitals destroying vaccines, even if they do not go this far, they will simply not vaccinate themselves. These people hence, will continue to the host for viruses and this virus will thus, prevail in the US : (
There are more problems, But don't wanna scare you. If you somehow overcome these challenges; Then only US can eradicate COVID-19 in future.
"Hello" , I am from India, the second worst affected country from COVID-19, My country has a lot of problems too, But our death rate is low and cases are decreasing day-by-day. USA, Overcame it's challeges than can easily eradicate this virus.
Come on guys, you have a lot of money and education, use it.
@@malikajha9165 yeah, I'm even confused why US is still a functioning country
Nope
@Sa_tan Von Redsheild communism has never brought innovation communism encourages foul play and thievery
I really make miss the 🎥 theater time
7:55 yes because the first thing we think of when we hear "streaming platforms" is peacock 🙄 no conflict of interest there
Time to travel back to the drive-in theater era! :D
I love going to the movies with my family. It’s a lovely experience and I’ve created many fond memories.
you forgetting one important factor...we broke , out of work , about to get evicted and no 2nd stimulus in sight.
COVID is just pushing forward something that was going to happen anyways. It’s pushing innovation in my opinion.
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Why doesn't the FILM INDUSTRY
step up to support these theaters?
We've now seen how THEIR OWN sales
plunged for their "improv" efforts at
streaming releases of films online.
Their fates
(film indust & movie theaters)
are inextricably linked!
Do they understand that
without these theaters surviving long enough
to actually show their big budget films
what/where/when/how
can the top major film giants
(Disney/WB etc)
ever even hope to launch a comeback?
Not to mention
THE FILM CORPORATIONS
have boutique access to the banks'
fire hydrant spray
of free fed backed,
0 interest loans atm.
& Theaters are probably over leveraged,
& deemed not fit (eye roll)
for the total wave of free fed $
lol
Both James Cameron and Christopher Nolan signed a letter to Congress to bailout the theatres.
All it's going to take is one person coughing on a piece of popcorn caught in their throat and the experience is over, lol.
I think it’s safe to say any competent person could care less we have bigger issues like having a job, and staying alive
So many movie theater employees would lose their jobs if this happens stfu!
it costs over $100 to take a family to a movie, no thanks
Exactly! And that's before you get to the concession stand
"your 55 inch TV at home"? Most of us have upgraded since year 2000. I think more people are realizing they really don't want to go to movie theaters to get ripped off on snacks and a drink and it's just better to watch the movies at home.
Young people go not old heads like you
Last month I saw Tenet. It was awesome
sounds like they coulda paid the kids that run their business's more than minimum wage but chose not to so the top guys could all drive porches and live off the labor of kids.
The guys on top dont drive porches . they are backbseat drivers of maybachs and rolls royces.
@@2trillMODELco well i meant the regional managers thats far as ive seen, im sure the top are constantly on yachts n on vacation
Imagine how high popcorn and sodas gonna be when they open
This dude drove to KC, took a plane to Orlando, then flew to Indy. Why not just drive to Indy 🤷🏻♂️
I don't see our lives going back to "normal" anytime soon, not even in 2021, things will never be the same from now on 😭
Luis Avina please don't give up hope. Things will get back to normal. Have hope. Which you don't. You need hope. Thats what you need.
I have personally been to two drive-in theaters in the past two months, Pueblo, Colorado and Mountain View, Arkansas. Both were doing very well. There are still plenty of old, shut-down drive-ins that won't take a lot of reconditioning to open back up.
The age of the drive-in theater... is returning!
If they were smart they could but they are not. Streaming digitally has been available for well over ten years. It was a premiere service only available to the rich and celebrities.
During this pandemic they should have quickly adjusted and would have had a golden opportunity to make money during a period where people had nothing to do during lock downs.
You see it now a little to where it goes to streaming services but they are charging way to much. $30 to see Mulan? That's even more if we had gone to the theater. It needs to be $5 - $10 no more.
It's not a question of intelligence but of money and consumer interests. A lot of people, myself included enjoy certain movies on the big screen over home viewing. While$30 may sound expensive, if you have more than 2 people viewing it from one purchase you've at least broken even if paid less than you would at the theatre
If they charge like $10, they don't earn that much in total. It's economics: how many people use 1 account in the same household (families particularly), how much would they normally pay for the cinema and do they want to pay this fee for it? I guess it was. And I just wait till December.
@@jeremygibbs7342 - We subs to Disney+ but we are not going to pay $30 for Mulan. We are going to watch it when it's available for free.
Loved the piano music in the background
Also, you have acess 24 hrs a day. Not just when theaters are open.
All I want is popcorn and can't get it! I dislike microwave popcorn and haven't eaten that in decades. So, now I'm eating Cracker Jacks while watching re-run movies. What else?
The end of movie theaters is the natural order of things just like we had to say bye to VHS, DVDs, music stores, Blockbuster, etc.
@Aj Sharma so tell me something I don't know...like I said the theaters in its current state is dying and like everything else they will have to pivot to succeed in the future.
Movie theatre or entire entertainment industry should try to cope with new normal I.e on line streaming; which in turn for our stars is low income. To sustain they should hold tight with less income till dec 2021.
AMC is on the verge of bankruptcy. Hoping for a recovery this week cause' of my stocks.. but I'm not going to hold my breath.
@@InverseCh oh man your brave for getting amc stock but hopefully you can get some spikes in there and profit. Would the gov bail them out you think?
I'm saddened to see the devastation that this plague has done to the arts, film and entertainment industry. As well as sports and travel. As a movie buff, I miss it. 😔
He does know that you can just purchase the movie online for like $20 the moment it comes out. But paying $300 for a plane ticket, going across the country, and getting a hotel room works too 😂
I'm amazed of the little regard to pollution in the mind of someone who takes two planes to go see a movie. That's why we are in this pandemic in the first place, the lack of thought about the consequences of our actions on the environment.
SO HAPPY TO HAVE MOVIES BACK!!We went to 2 movies last weekend. We wore our masks. We took them off to eat some pop corn and drink pop. Then put them back on. IT WAS JUST FINE!!!
Why wouldn’t that guy at least watch Tenet twice during his visit?
Some people are nuts the steps they go, just to see a 2 hour movie lol.
I love going to the theater and have missed it so much!!
Me too :)
Just take out some of the seats
Many movie theaters, restaurants, stores close down.
I won't even go to movie halls 4 kms from my home in these covid times. 🙄🙄
Alamo Drafthouse has been trying to lure customers back in the theaters down here in Austin, but who wants to pay to watch a movie while wearing a mask? Seriously, why?
I really miss the theatres. I had the amc a list pass and would go once a week to watch a movie always a nice way to get out and do something with someone
It's funny how they say that ppl don't want to see a blockbuster movie at home or on streaming but rather at the movie theaters, but they are quick to sell you that same movie on DVD/Blueray or On Demand at home to watch.
I used to love going to Cinebistro, but what does a movie theater have that my home doesn't?
-Uber & 7/11 drop food & snacks off to my front door.
-I get to choose what time I want to watch a movie.
-I don't have to deal with people talking.
-I dont have to risk getting arrested for what my girl & I do during the movie.
Find me a 4k 3d tv & its a wrap.
Seems I am the only person here who really likes big screen and don't care about the cost.
The issue is, even for me, Tenet is the only worthy to watch in theaters right know. So, how do they plan to survive?, with crappy movies coming out and theaters refusing to show old awesome movies.
Why are studios not meeting together to plan a schedule of movies to release every month in order to keep the theatres alive?. If there’s no theaters alive, no place where to present movies. If anything just convert stuff to drive in
That guy could have bought an entertainment system and 4K tv and streaming services to watch lots of movies in high quality LMAO
Everyone: hollywood movies are dead
Leftist: (standing in an empty theater)
No it's not! (Empty echo sounds)
If a film is engaging enough I don’t even really notice I’m watching on a theater screen.
I saw tenet on release date. Kinda nice not having annoying people on their phones or talking there
I saw Tenet last week. I went in with with no qualms and enjoyed it. Although, many of the concepts fly over my head. There was about 10 people in the theatre. But, there were many more people seeing other stuff too
Why not offer a home cinema package for sale with new movies for download with food on delivery... A USP.
10:00 AM screening? at least they got early bird discount I think.
With streaming, how are theaters needed? They live off selling snacks.
With the money you would normally waste at movie theaters, you can easily make a cool home theater, just avoid spoilers till its released for home viewing. Safer and cheaper
With so many streaming services you wonder even post pandemic if movie theaters will exist within the next five years.
I didn’t want to go to Florida but Went to Florida??
😂😂😂
Not that much of a movie goer myself - When I got my SONY KD-77A1 I jokingly took a photo of a white screen of it while in the dark in my usual 3m viewing distance and when I visited my local cinema for a movie shortly after and sitting in my usual 9-11 ( 9th row, 11th seat ) position I again took a photo of a brightly lit screen shown before the movie started to compare the FOV and to my surprise they were indistinguishable from each other when I overlayed them over each other in Photoshop... Yea... Not everyone has a 77" TV but then you just decrease the viewing distance and you're back to the same FOV soo... Why people want to go to the movies where your neighbor keeps loudly chewing on Doritos or keeps talking with his/her neighbor is kinda a mystery to me...
I stopped going years ago after the cellphone usage.. get a nice movie projector and Dolby sound system and watch movies at home...
2:01 - THE BIGGER PICTURE... Cinema... No pun intended?!?
Drive ins will be fine?
AMC didn’t even require masks initially. Do they really want business?
That's because they know that masks are useless in the theater business. Once in your seat, you're going to have it off for the duration of the movie.
@@puzzleluvr Why? I watched Tenet with a mask the entire time. It's not that hard. They need to stop relying on food.
@@miz4535 because every time you touch the mask/covering, it gets further contaminated.
@@puzzleluvr What does? Masks are to reduce airborne transmission, which is much more relevant than surface transmission.
@@miz4535 everytime you touch your mask, to eat or drink, you are putting further contamination on it.
And since most people eat and/or drink while at the movies, that is pretty counterproductive in my opinion.
AMC revenue dropped 91% from 2019, yikes!
I stopped going to the movies after they replaced the seating with "luxury" seating, which for me where more uncomfortable. I am quite tall and big.
Now I just sit at home and watch movies where I am comfortable.
If I owned one I’d sell it off or write it off as a loss then open up a drive in theater with a snack stand that has drones or robots deliver your snacks to you.
Watched the movie in cinema, totally worth it , watching at home can’t be compared even with good speakers installed
Duh, there is this thing called the interweb. It is unprecedented how much it has changed the world.
Mulan went straight to Disney+ in Australia. They wouldn't even let our cinemas show it.
I love the movies. I went to the theater to watch tenet