Will Movie Theaters Survive? | Are Movie Theaters Dying? | Future of Movie Theaters
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Are movie theaters going away? This question has been around for a few years now. In this video I explain why movie theaters will never disappear although the amount we have may shrink.
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I hope movie theaters don’t die. Streaming and other home media is nice, but nothing will ever beat the true cinema experience.
Agreed!
They should die. Trash
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@@clonetrooper2003 oUtDaTeD. no shit. the video was made at the beginning of Covid.
@@MovieUniversity i am talking about movir theaters themsleves bro. They should die
i personally stopped going because its a 50 50 chance that someone annoying or someones annoying kid will sit behind me tomes up my whole movie so id rather watch movies at home were i can tell someone to shut t hell up lol
omg, yes, I hate people who talk during a movie or are on their phones. It's why I love Alamo Drafthouse. Because they'll kick people out for those kinds of things.
I stopped going to the theaters years ago because of this. I have no plans of going back.
Still most of the time people aren't talking during a movie plus 🙄 blah blah crap we have to understand that the experience of movie theaters isn't really anything like that of a streaming service and the thing is of how stupid people don't realize how much it is of a culture and community it is
You are a moronp
I love seeing a good movie at a theater but the problem is there's hardly any good movies anymore maybe one or two a year
I go 2-3 times a month usually. 12-13 a year usually
What’s scaring me is theatres possibly going bankrupt and permanently closing due to lack of service.
Yep I could see that happen 3 to 5 years from now those scientists better work on that antidote quick as possible.
It's not only about watching the movie, it's about getting out your home and see people.
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Exactly! Zoomers and post millennials don't understand that. I look forward all week to a weekend night out at the cinema, I'd love it if the new age zoomers didn't F that up for me
to see people you can go for a beer or dinner or football. in the cinema you cant socialise anyways. its just like you are in your house just less comfortable.
@@alien-vx2bj Why go to dinner when you got a kitchen at home and you can buy beer to take home? Isn't leaving the house a bit outdated? I mean it's 2021 and you leave the house ? Pathetic
There are plenty of other ways to socialize. I don't watch movies to socialize, I want to see the movie, which is 8/10 times ruined by disrespectful assholes. Sure, keep them for people who like them, but give me the option to pay and watch at home. I'll go to dinner, mini golf, escape room, cocktails...etc to socialize.
What made movie theaters so popular is that everyone could afford to go, rich, middle class, and poor. Movies theaters are so expensive that I can watch Netflix for 6 months compared to the price of movie tickets for my family.
Why still go to the movie theaters?
Ans: Because the experience is irreplaceable.
you're absolutely right...
Terrible seats , shitty snacks and high prices. Yeah great experience.
I only go every once in a while.
@NPC# 0117 Wish I had the room to do that.
@@ftyiogtyre7769 yikes. Try better theaters man. I know theres few better theaters but try to find them if you can. I have a local Silverspot and Ipic near me. Both these theaters are great experiences even if Ipic is more expensive. Cinemark aint that bad either.
There is nothing better than seeing a good movie with friends :(
At 🏠 home😊
Don’t take away movie theaters!
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Oh, really? Thanks for shedding light on the topic. 😏😏😏😐
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I’d’ve never figured that out! 🤪😜🥴
Cinemas will not die. Drive-in resurgence right now is evidence of that. It’s the experience economy, and people will be looking for more experiences more than ever.
I can’t believe I forgot all about drive ins! The last time I went to one was about seven years ago and I loved it!
It is great! It’s been getting a comeback in Europe now. I also interviewed an owner of the Ocala Drive-in on my channel recently. He was the only Theater that showed new releases for 3 weeks but he also shared some cool info about the history of drive in. Hope this time at least brings drive-ins back a bit more at least :)!
I truly hope that streaming, phisical media, and theatres all can exists together.
Personally I watch streaming, I go to IMAX for big exciting films, and I buy my favourite films and even some series on Blu-ray, sometimes even on DVD...
By the way quality content!
Keep up the good work!
I do prefer renting DVD's from Netflix as well as a bit of both streaming and going to a cinema. Shang Chi was the first time in two years I've been to an IMAX theater. Most of the time I watch movies on a regular screen.
I still go to cinema cause popcorn is nice
...have you tried Regal's Cheetos-Popcorn? one of best things to ever order at concession.
Fun fact: Movie theater’s make more profit on snacks and drinks than showing movies.
Yeah but after your dead because of eating Covid 19 virus infected popcorn there'll barely be anything you or your soul will be able to enjoy.
Maybe the movie theaters should transition to popcorn making businesses?
@@crt1477 I never gave up in movies.
It's because they're ran by one adult manager and 20 teenagers making $7.25 an hour. People expect clean restrooms, theater room, and concession stans if they're paying $15 for one ticket
So many businesses raise prices when they're losing business. It's a very stupid way to do business. Macy's, Sears, Applebee's, and GM all do this. I have no idea why, blame the CEOs.
Which just speeds their demise.
Bring film back, make the experience better then at home.
To your final question: I will say that the biggest downside to streaming is fidelity. The fidelity of streaming, no matter how "UHD" they make it, still can't keep up with physical media in terms of audio or visuals. Streaming SUCKS when you have a premium at-home theater, Blu-Ray and 4K UHD disc is the ONLY way to experience movies at home if you're trying to truly "EXPERIENCE" it. VOD is adequate for watching and the novelty of seeing the movies at the same time as they would be in the theater has its place, however, until VOD can catch up to physical media in terms of fidelity, there will always be a place for the theater an buying an actual physical copy.
The movies used to be the thing for middle schoolers to meet up and socialize, but now theres the smartphones
I still go... But loud inconsiderate people on their phones kicking really ruins the experience. So yeah, I mostly prefer watching at home.
I enjoyed this informative video. I don't see theaters going away soon though it may take a bit to recover from the recent viral outbreak. I will admit though, to me, purchasing a digital copy through one of the online streaming services is cheaper than going to the theater. When we go as a family, even matinee tickets can cost $50 or so for 4 people. That is not including snacks. If I am patient and buy a digital copy when it comes out, I spend at tops (so far) $25 and I can watch it as many times as I wish. And the times are also more convenient.
There are some movies though I do make a point of seeing in our local Dolby, Prime or IMAX theaters. Avengers, Star Wars, Bond. Those with action and "ear candy" my home setup can't quite do justice. Thank you again for taking the time to make your informative videos.
I agree with everything you said. Even the study of the ages of people that go to the movies...in my 20’s I would go once a week now in my 30’s you can’t pay to go sit in a theater. On top of everything stated in this video movie theaters aren’t even safe anymore and watching these movies at home you can pause for bathroom breaks, snake breaks, smoke breaks. Be with your family in the comfort of your living room or if you’re alone you can be naked for all that matters. This is the new way this is the future, any of you theater fanatics before enjoy them while they last.
I don’t mind going out to the movies once in a while when I wanna get dressed up and leave the house. The problem is Hollywood just puts out so much crap that isn’t even worth pirating.
Cinema not going away we love watch in theater cuz its surrounding sound large picture content quality and most importantly the environment. Irreplaceable.
They been saying that for yrs just like cds. And DVDs. The answer is no. After this bs is over. Ppl will go back to the movies cause ppl like getting out and the experience.
I don’t want DVD’s to go away either
I love going to the movies !! Hopefully the come out with some ideas . Maybe release the new movies directly and come out with a flat fee per house . I’m pretty sure they will make profit . The only thing missing would be the popcorn.unless you buy a popcorn machine
I want my own popcorn machine
It will survive, blockbuster movies and indie films are important in theatres than at home. It's incomparable seeing in theatres than watching at home telling your family to turn it down because you're not in the cinema. It's sad, really.
I'll miss the theater. I use to see movies at bargain price times and go to the bargain theaters. The bargain theaters closed due to rent going up. Bargain prices are no longer a bargain. I would rather support live music for the price of a movie ticket.
I think Alamo Drafthouse will survive as they not only play classic and new releases, but charge more for tickets/ concessions and don’t have very many locations compared to a national chain like Regal or AMC. That may change though due to their upcoming Alamo unlimited pass (which allows you to see 1 movie once a day, similar to movie pass). As for everyone else, it’s gonna be every business for themselves.
I normally go to Regal AMC or Cinemark
I went to the Overlook Drive In Theatre for a Double Feature in Poughkepsie, NY and had such a great time. Bring Back the Drive In! I paid $10.00 for 2 movies. Trolls World Tour for the kids, and main feature The Invisible Man for the Adults. It was an Amazing night out! Build more Drive Ins!
I’ve only been to two drive ins but they were great!
Support your local cinemas when they open back up! I miss mine
Will they survive? Don't care. I don't know ANYONE who still goes to the movie theater. Relics.
Lots of people do
No kidding right? 11 billion in revenue in just the US not to mention global box office returns. The dude must have a small circle of friends.
We have kitchens but still go to the restaurant.
You dont have to cook movies at home though
Ridiculous comparison. Do you have a 5 star chef cooking for you, do you have a wait staff waiting on you bringing you what you need and bussers removing your plates etc at home? It’s possible but you definitely don’t have that lifestyle smh 🤦🏻♂️
@@luisn818 Even if I were a billionaire and had a 5 star chef at home and ppl waiting on me, I'd STILL like to GET OUT OF THE HOUSE now and then and go to a restaurant... THE EXPERIENCE MATTERS! For me, being the Gen Xer I am, gathering around an IPAD watching a movie will NEVER compare to the experience of a movie theater. Its about more than just the movie, it's about the fun of LEAVING THE HOUSE, maybe going to dinner, getting your snacks, being with people and enjoying the film with them.
I think its a valid comparison, even if I had EVERYTHING at home, I'd still want to GET OUT OF THE HOUSE sometimes
No movie theaters are NOT dying this pandemic is stopping us to go to the movies until all of them open we go big blockbuster like marvel star wars and other movies we need theaters plain and simple
Falseeeee. Theaters are dying. Let it go bro
It's a much needed video at this time.
I don't like production companies releasing movies on streaming services.
Keep up the good work sir 👍.
The only streaming service I have is Netflix. At least that’s doing a bit of good for me
Kanthimathi Magesh Same! I hate when they do that, movie theaters > at home streaming.
I still love going to the movies once in a while. There are some movies that you just need to see on the big screen. Plus it’s nice to get out of the house!
Who’s here after we’ve had movies like top gun 2, avatar 2, spider verse 2, no way home, free guy, Mario, m3gan, and many others do well at the box office. Brining the numbers back to pre pandemic form
04:40, in terms of home theater, I couldn't agree with you more! I'm definitely an "enthusiast" so my numbers skew towards the 'ridiculous', but my home theater audio system just recently cracked over 25,000 watts with our latest purchases and coupling that with multi-row seating and HD picture (soon to be Dolby Vision with our new projector) and you have literally NO reason to go to a cinema. I'm pretty sure, other than screen size, I'm out performing many professional cinemas and, as you mentioned later in this video, I don't have to deal with people walking in front of me, people on their phone . . .or just people in general.
When CBS released Invisible Man on VOD, the price was a bit high at $20 USD to rent, but I watched the movie twice during the rental period and I could have as many people watching with me as could fit in the seats. Way better experience both in terms of comfort and in terms of the audio/visual experience.
Impressive setup no doubt. But a large majority of people don’t have that and sadly most don’t even care about the pristine picture or clarity of sound. The story and acting is more a premium to most movie goers I’ve asked.
Movie University you're absolutely right! A lot of people are perfectly fine with having a movie on their standard sized television with a soundbar and small subwoofer. That's 100% okay! We need those people to keep movie theaters in business.
I'll gladly fulfill the role of the weirdo that never goes to the cinema and waits for movies to release on Blu-ray or UHD.
We have a local theater that has REAL butter.
Nice!
No matter how much the popularity of streaming will continue, I still believe that the theatrical experience will be just fine because there is a lot of interest in it, jobs are needed for those that love the movie-going experience, we need them more often for bigger, new opportunities ahead for those that want to take part of the moviegoing experience, and the public needs it as well to help themselves stay healthy with their mental health and improve social skills with others. Even if the world right now is a spot that is trying to recover from a devastating event, things will eventually get better, and hope for a better, brighter future ahead of us.
The problem with the theaters is that they are not a special experience anymore. They have a picture quality that does not impress people, the movies being shown are one dimensional action trash or some whiny activist movie and they all get released at home not that long after the theater.
I’m sorry but watching what ever you want whenever you want to me is a massive deal breaker. Also I’m quite an introvert. : )
You miss the movie theater experience tho, but if you're a Zoomer I doubt you understand that. Streaming services can also remove anything at anytime so you can't really depend on being able to watch anything
@@jonnaking3054 I am a zoomer, I've only been to a movie theater twice. However I do agree with the fact that a streaming service can take down a movie if they want, it honestly kind of sucks. Honestly there should be an option to download movies to a device internal storage and not the app storage.
@@Ved_Overclocked I used to work at a movie theater and it was PACKED with teenagers every fri and sat night, and that was 2001-2008, which doesn't seem that long ago, and it just sounds so weird that there are teens now who have literally never even been to a movie theater lol
You didn't mentioned much about the coronavirus situation. The question I have is how long can the movie theaters survive with the coronavirus still going around. I heard some small theaters are reopening, but right now there isn't any big movies that is going to release anytime soon. If the coronavirus strikes back hard, does the movie theaters have any chance to survive this?
Awesome video! Even with new streaming services, and theaters saying they won't show dual release films, I still love experiencing that medium only there in a theater
It's not about movies, it about traffic. People love movies, but hate traffic. Traffic is only every growing. Imagine driving half an hour to theater and from theater doing absolutely nothing and then half an hour before and after the movie that will be spent on parking, getting out of parking, eating etc etc. which could be saved if watched at home.
People do not love the movies that is the problem. Very few people actually interested in the movies being released.
Marvel movies appeal to teens and manboys but are not interesting to everybody else. That is not enough to sustain a whole industry.
And the current sound systems all started with a guy named Ray Dolby who was screwing around in a laboratory and wondered " If I do this, and then that ... what will happen ?"
Take a look at my Dolby video I released earlier this year. I cover the history of Dolby in it
@@MovieUniversity Thanks for the info --- I'm going to check it out. I actually met Ray close to 50 years ago, and he was a really nice guy.
I think that movie theatres will continue to pivot to an elite upscale environment that will be nice to go to on occasion, but will still become very expensive. There will be more and more streaming services with more and more content. The content will be generally high-quality: what we'd consider good for television and most low budget films now. Streaming services will compete with traditional production companies/studios to produce their own streaming-only blockbuster content, while standard theatrical releases will end up on streaming much faster, but I don't think simultaneously. Another thing we may see is, since more and more streamers are emerging, is streaming packages of different streamers coming together so that people can finally save money on these things. It would basically be Cable 2.0. You pick the package you want that comes with the streamers you want for a reduced price.
Well movies last forever whether u see alone or in theatres..cause people loves stories to see and feel..Movies shows the past , the future and the present ..And the impossible raising a question can it happen
Don't like seating next to people that I don't know.
In that case airplanes should go away too
It's ok. I specifically didn't like sitting next to the obese and the sick.
Poor baby
movie theaters wont die completely but you could say the "golden age" of movie theaters is gone. there will be less and less and ontop of that prices will continue to go up to go to them increasing their obsolescence its a vicious cycle to be in.
Excellent point. I wished I had thought of “the golden age” phrase for this video.
in the Phillipines, We had Malls doing the Theater Business.
Nice work, you have a reduced public but (we) are really interested in every video!
going to the movies depends on which genre a person likes to see but until the post end corona virus arrives it will be difficult having people becoming cordial
to sit 6 feet apart as a single or family individuals with most of them wanting to have the best viewing experience not withstanding a doubtful lower ticket price.
For me, action movies are still worth seeing on the big screen.
I think in the future theaters will still exist but become a lot more rare - similar to video stores. Here in Portland, we just have 1 video store left, and it’s a nonprofit / film museum.
Theaters are dead because the experience is simply not that good. Digital theaters have ruined the special experience. The image you see in a theater is not that different from that at home. Theaters have seen off TV, VHS, DVD and so on but their lack of projection quality with poor movie choices have put them into terminal decline.
I tried to watch a movie with my dad last year but they wouldnt let us take our bags in so we just went home and had a better time. The theatre was the AMC 8 by the Riddle hospital across from where the Granite Run Mall used to be. So bad service is also a reason.
I stopped going to the theater years ago because people are just plain irritating and things are overpriced. Your best bet is to sit at home and enjoy the movie.
Hi Chris,
To each their own. I agree there are downsides to going to the movies but the positives outweigh them for me. When you have a few minutes check out this video I did a while back on why movie tickets are so expensive. ua-cam.com/video/HC01NKJ5HnM/v-deo.html&t
The movie palace will survive the way drive-ins survived, as a vintage and rare experience. But the 18-screen multiplexes will fail as their customer base shifts to the home streaming experience.
I've been to the Chinese Theater and El Capitan
Why doesn't the movie makers strike a deal with drive in cinemas? Movies can finally start screening again
A tv screen never going to replace a theater screen.
I completely agree!
i completely dissagre! actually most of tv s above 3000 euros are better.
@@alien-vx2bj Nope. The theater experience is unmatched.
Agreed. While a lot of TVs do look better than a projector, it’s the size that envelopes you and gives you a great experience is why I love going to the theater.
@@alien-vx2bj well sit on your couch and never leave the house, stay glued to your iPad, Zoomer! Some of us don't want this
No, but they’ll be more expensive and catering to predominantly blockbusters.
I think that there is always time in which to watch anything on your cell phone or lap top, but you’re not going to get a better view like you would get at a local theater in getting out of your house and at least be able into doing something with your time instead of just sitting at home. You would at least have a better feel even though the cost is about much but its worth it on certain occasions. Even though you probably do have a large big screen at home that is nice along with it’s surround sound and high quality definition. It’s not quite the same thing but almost the same as going to see a movie at a local theater, so why would anybody give up on getting out to be able to have a experience just to be able to sit at home.
Studios make the movies, theaters are allowed to show them. Theaters, TV, VHS, DVD, Bluray, streaming. Movies aren't dependent on format, but the exact opposite is true. Studios would certainly miss the revenue from theaters, but they'll survive a lot longer than theaters if theater companies choose to fold their arms and hold their breath like children
They will reopen and will get traffic but maybe just not as much as before. if watchers fear getting virus any by so many at places if they do not limit tickets sold then others may skip and wait to rent later and enjoy at home anytime. i have gone to one in past but not feel need go as often as some might do anytime. time will tell if all or any close cause virus and watchers fear going to any after all this has passed.
I think it's going be very hard for the movie theaters to the way it used to be with this virus it's not going to be the same way it used to be for movie theaters
My home theater is so cozy that I haven’t been in a movie theater for years.
most people usually watch movies on Netflix and stuff but I mean movie theaters still good
Cinemark has the best chance of surviving because it has the least amount of debt.
However, I love watching movies at home because I have a nice TV... If movies switched to VOD only, I'd be all for it but who knows.... many people enjoy the movie theater experience
I enjoy a bit of both movies at home and theatrical experiences
Even after the Pandemic is over, I will still love going to the movies. Not sure of being required to wear face masks for a while though. I still have rewards for AMC, Regal and Cinemark.
Good Job!!
I think that they should do 4D experience because we need to make new stuff to improve we can’t keep doing the same thing,but also I want them to stay cause of experience.
This is my issue: 1. I have to sit thru 25 mins of ads before the movie starts. 2. Someone will probably be on their phone/ loud kids. 3. Sometimes it's cold. 4. Now they want me to buy my seat in advance and charge more ( convenience fee, ugh really). 5. Food is not that healthy. 6. There is never ever a good movie showing, reruns or political SJW movies. 7. They are WAY too loud. So, yeah, I'll try to go to support, but probably one- three times a year for a blockbuster. 👍
*Sure i have netflix & hulu at home but i can't imagine not Watching Spider-Man No Way at Theaters*
Movie tickets cost anywhere from $10 to $20 each and then you can spend $40 on snacks for one person alone. You need at least $100 to take a girl to the movies on a date.
take her to mcdonalds :))
shine UV lights in between shows.
As long as I live will want to see a movie in theaters over at home.
I prefer a bit of both
Great video.You can get a better respond from endgame If you have a awesome home theater .The reason I said it because you can control the audience at home better . Your video are awesome keep up the great work 👍👍👍👍👍
I’d have to disagree with you on that one. I saw endgame opening night and not one person was on their phones, or talking or being disrespectful. The only noise came from people cheering (at appropriate parts). It was truly a great movie to see in theaters. If you have kids under five at home like I do, there’s no controlling the crowd.
Why go to a movie theater when you can watch the same movie at home?
Why go to a restaurant when you have a kitchen at home? Why go to a bar when you can buy the alcohol from a store and bring it home. Why go to a concert when I can listen or watch the same thing on UA-cam from home?
@@MovieUniversity You can't even compare those with watching a movie. The only difference between watching a movie at a theater and at home is the size of the screen. I'm pretty sure you wouldn't go to a concert just to see it on a screen without the band actually being there.
There an absolutely comparison since both venues offer entertainment directly in front of you. And people pay big money to go to holographic concerts all the time. Not only do those three examples give you direct correlations about the movie industry but so too does the one I give in the video about stage plays still being around.
By not caring about the screen size or sound quality, you just told me you care more about the story line of a movie versus the experience or the impact those two things can have when making a movie. Directors intentionally shoot movies to be enjoyed on the best and largest viewing format possible, not a 5 inch size screen. As I mentioned in the video, there are pros and cons to watching movies at home and in theaters.
@@MovieUniversity Watching something live and watching something on a screen are completely different.
Yeah why even leave the house!? For me it's about more than the movie, its about the fun of actually LEAVIN THE HOUSE, maybe going to dinner, getting to the theater, getting your snacks, being WITH PEOPLE and enjoying the experience with them. That is lost today
Movie theaters price went up. Adjusted for inflation, that ticket would cost $10.14 in 2019 dollars
Cut the middle man out like AMC or Loews and stream directly to consumers - that's the future. Watch what Disney is doing.
"why leave the house?". I dunno, maybe because sometimes it's nice to leave the house and be with people
The only way theaters will survive would be if they changed from digital projection to film for their premier releases, had a five year exclusivity for theaters so that they are not released at home six months later and they start to make movies that people want to watch.
Personally as long as I live in an apartment I will continue going to movie theaters. I don't have a TV or space for a high quality setup. My laptop is good enough for Hulu and Disney+, but I want to see theatrical releases on the big screen, preferably in Dolby.
You are an exception. The theater experience is simply not as good as it should be and the vast majority of people realize this. And the styles of movies being shown only appeal to a small section of the public.
They need to make the experience better... they need to possibly make private booths for rental, have food services, bring back intermissions, have better cleaning services, just make there reasons why I would rather go to the theatee
*I know i don't want them tp go away..*
*I like going to theaters..*
I live for High Performance Stereo HPS-4000 sound by John Allen and hope to see Dolby Atmos in the USA!
Bring back real cinema and lift these restrictions and you can revive the theaters.
With the way things are going, it might happen sooner rather than later! Where do you live?
I hope movie theatres and streaming services die out. Humanity has been addicted to celluloid long enough. I'm doing more dnd, more mtg, meeting and interacting with more irl people than ever before after cinema's decline and I'm having loads of fun with the adventures we make ourselves. Turns out we never needed Hollywood to entertain ourselves, we can do it ourselves and irl people are so much better than celluloid.
I watched Alita Battle Angel as my first true Multi Laser Projected IMAX 3D 70mm film in Navy Pier AMC IMAX in Chicago just before it was completely shut down because of covid. It's the best movie experience by far in my entire life. It saddens me I will never get that experience unless I move out of state to NYC or LA/Bay Area because we do not have another true IMAX. Damn you covid-19 you took away the very best thing about Cinema.
I won't be going to the movies anymore. It is expensive when you add the admission and snacks.
They will 100%
I am a frequent movie goer but I am not totally put off by the fact I have to travel to the movies and fact that films got longer and are not often that good. So 2.5-3hours for the film getting in and out including the commercials and here we go roughly 4 hours a film? When I can watch this at home for half that time? Why going cinema (except the big screen experience) and then you get idiots talking or kicking your chair ...
Dying ?? Yes.
i do see move theaters going away not anytime soon but HBOmax is doing something called same day premiers were for example wonder woman came out in theaters on December 25th then also came out that same day on HBOmax as well if this keeps happening and people realize they can sit at home and watch the same movie at home with hout going to the movies to see it i do believe this will become the norm
Disney is not bring in holland his 4k movies whit Dutch sub on the 4 k disk. Only on blueray not on 4 k HDR. Thats why disney is a sucker in holland with his streaming on internet.
what should happen is studios should be allowed control of their own theaters. This will result in studios being able to keep more from ticket sales and result in cheaper tickets, and hopefully cheaper concessions.
That's how it used to be. Until 70 years ago, movie studios used to own their own theaters.
GameStation3 At least Disney owns the El Capitan
Even when I was a kid, going to the movies was a rarity due to how expensive it can get. We would often wait for the film to come out on DVD/Blu-Ray so that we could watch it at home.
No wait times. No overpriced food, and no need for travel.
It's not gonna go away, but it's gonna be more niche.
Hi... Yes!!! It should, cost too much money...
Rather, watch on cell phone.
As, long they keep prices,
Low ..
I hope the prices go through the roof
This is about cutting out the middle man and significantly lowering the cost of entertainment. In the process, Hollywood is about to lose out on billions every year and this is a good thing. The "Hollywood Elite" will become streaming service actors who will be lucky to get a fraction of what they used to get for each film. Studios will have to shop around for the lowest production prices and will gravitate towards low tax red states like Georgia. Hollywood will join Broadway as a has been of US culture and our country will be far better off because of this.
What do you know, people don’t want to see Chinese propaganda in the movie theaters
High concession prices keep me away. Ill watch my movies at home on DVD or on my phone.
Hard to find good movies nowadays.
Amazon might buy amc
More people don't want friends trust is gone more people want stay home