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This is probably the right move, but damn, movie theaters were *the* escape for my wife and I when we wanted time to ourselves. A dinner and a movie —out of the house. It was a precious ritual that, over and over, brought us immeasurable joy.https://twitter.com/THR/status/1334570618432450563 …
tbf, they're not taking that away from you, just adding an option for people who want to stay at home. If things go back to some semblancy of normal (assuming vaccines), you can still go out to have that separation. This is more of a contingency plan.
Plus their Tenet “experiment” with holding the line with theaters didn’t work. These movies being available at home means fewer people will tempt fate going to a theater and those that wish to have the full experience will have a safer environment due to those watching at home.
Exactly! This gives people options and who knows how things will be in 2021. I want to see these films on the big screen, but rn, it looks like that wont be happening, until things get "better".
Exactly.
Weren’t theaters kind of struggling even before COVID? I think this was always the plan, it’s just coming faster than expected. I feel the theater experience will become very niche.
Yeah, I’m not lamenting the business decision. Ever since I had a kid, I wished for a chance to pay $60 for a one-time rental that I could have at home. Just musing over normal times.
Muse away, I also miss it :( One of my favorite things is to go to a theatre that has a bar and have a beer with my movie. There's something about it that brings me immense joy, and it's what I will do asap.
I guess the fear is that the cinema experience doesn't matter enough to enough people, making cinemas unprofitable leading to closures. That would be capitalism playing out as intended, but a real tragedy for those of us who love the experience, and for filmmakers.
On the other hand, if only those truly invested in going to the cinema remain, it could improve the quality of the experience (less talking, no phones, etc.). I guess that's one optimistic outlook.
Even before this I didn't go to the theater as often as I want because I live too far away. Going to be interesting to see a movie the same time everyone else does.
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