That was fast. No wonder no one goes to the theaters.
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Well that and the outrageous prices at most theatres.
Ya I think it all builds on each other. Plus the experience has gotten less premium. For that price I shouldn't see any phones or hear any people having lots conversations.
But maybe that get less true as the theaters get more empty =(
In fairness, Furiosa flopped pretty hard. It wasn't making much in theaters anyway.
Hate the devaluation of movies. Movies deserve a decent run in the theaters. Even the biggest movies are now vod in a few weeks. The studios are training people to skip the theater with vod a few weeks later. It'll be the end of theatres if they keep this up.
Considering a move to VOD is basically giving the film away to piracy, you'd think they would give a film the best chance in the cinema.
I can't believe they make cinema money from vod services.