Ich frage mich, was die Community-Mitglieder über die Kinokultur denken, die möglicherweise aussterben würde, wenn Netflix und andere Nutznießer des heimischen Sofakinos die Szene übernehmen.
Bitte teilen Sie Ihre Sichtweise mit und erläutern Sie idealerweise Ihre Mindmap zu diesem Thema, da ich für die Tiefe sehr dankbar wäre – es sei denn, Ihre Sichtweise ist explizit selbsterklärend. Ich liebe es, Filme in einem gut ausgestatteten Kino mit Großleinwand zu sehen, und ich würde gerne gemeinsam mit Ihnen die Wahrscheinlichkeiten bewerten.
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If you were a decision maker on the future of movie theaters, what would you do and why!?
When I take my kids to a nice movie in a 3D theater with excellent sound and gigantic screen with no gadgets around, no fridge available, no distraction, it is so authentic and memorable. I am terrified that in the nearest future such a culture may be endangered and may vanish, replaced by a solution for the lazy, comfortable, relaxed consumer, often incapable of an effort so needed by our society. At least the effort of disconnecting their ass from the coach and physically going our to the movie theater, needing to put some decent clothes, navigate and see other real people.
This is gonna end with us all strapped to the hoods of cars being forced to watch avatar while singing the star spangled banner
Make theaters stop playing ads for 30 mins and make them start on time.
If movie theatres policed disrespectful behaviour during movies, I’d go back but too many people think chatting and checking their mobile is completely fine.
Movie theaters are too expensive for what they offer.
The end.
the screen can be as big as your moms ass but it will always lose to my couch if there is some dickheads talking or flashing phone screens. also i could eat a week with the price of popcorn and soda these days. i say so long and you will be remembered.
Everyone with a phone has a movie theater in their pocket. It really takes away the need for traditional movie theaters.
That said, I think they begin to scale back and close more theaters, converting the spaces into something else and then ultra premium theaters will remain.
We’ll also begin to get cheaper movies with more ai to fill the need of more content. They likely won’t be great, but they’ll fit the need for now. But huge bank rolled movies are definitely coming to an end.
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Movie theaters, Shops. Actors, directors, designers, Artists,… So many jobs. Its all on the line. Netflix will be streaming AI shows if any of us are still there to buy them.
While theaters will definitely survive well into the future, it’s possible that deeply immersive VR tech will allow users to receive the theater experience at home. When this happens, movie theaters might lose some market share. I personally think the future belongs to event venues like the Las Vegas Sphere, which will make going to the movies a premium event like going to see your favorite artist live in concert. Venues like these will become the preferred method of going to event films like Avengers and Avatar. IMAX has already proved this. I still remember seeing the GOTG2 midnight show on a 6 story tall IMAX screen back in 2017. Even a 100 inch screen TV or a home theater couldn’t have matched it. Regardless there will always be a market for classic multiplex theaters, even if they are forced to innovate to make the experience more like that of event venues.
There was a movie theater in my hometown that was a work of architectural brilliance. The designers had somehow managed to make a run-of-the-mill commercial building on 600 square yards of land feel like a multiplex you’d find in Bangkok or London. Masterful use of space. First time I went, I saw Casino Royale, and that’s a core memory. I saw alot of movies there over the years until it shut down over a decade ago. If it was still around, I’d still prefer it even though the screens were kind of small. I’m pretty sure alot of people would feel similarly, which is why I think regular theaters aren’t gonna die out anytime soon.
They probably need to adjust the schedules and stop showing as many movies at 11AM on Tuesday and really only run the theater Thurs-Sun.
Whether Paramount or Netflix takes over Warner Brothers, my media consumption habits are unlikely to change. At my house, I have infinite free access to all digital media. My couch is very comfortable. I can pause to piss. The fridge is right there. My screen and sound are adequate. „Movie theater culture“ is worth nothing to me. Billionaires can consolidate all the media they want, I don’t have a preference which one gets to enshittify their own products at greater scale. It’s McDonald’s vs Burger King and I don’t eat any of that shit anyway
I lived in LA for years and saw 100-200 movies a year in theaters…some first run, some repertory. I remember in fall of 2023, I noticed someone talking fairly brazenly. It was honestly a first after seeing hundreds of movies with thousands of people.
Then I noticed it happened again at the next movie, in a different theater. Then again. And I started paying attention and just about every movie from then on had people talking, with the exception of a few at some of the more revered movie houses, like the New Beverly.
It’s like all of a sudden, it just became acceptable.
Theaters kind of suck as an experience now
People on phones, talking, feet up on seats, bringing their kids
I used to love going to the theaters, most of the time i just wait for streaming now. Bought a popcorn machine and can enjoy movies without all the distracting stuff going on
I think movie theaters are becoming obsolete, the special experience is not their any more