The point has been made before that since movie theatres first appeared at the start of the 20th century they’ve had to deal with - Televisions - Video rental - Satellite/Cable - Internet Is streaming going to be anymore disruptive than video rentals? Than HBO? Movie theatres are struggling because they’re loaded with debt. But the fundamental business is still sound. People still eat in restaurants even though they can cook at home. People like to leave the house once in a while, to socialize. Movie theatres won’t die.
@@nemeanlioness yeah they're taking them out because of COVID. Too many places have shut theatres and many people simply won't go at the moment even where they're open. I think they'll be back though. Sure they have to split the revenue but they have to split the revenue on DVDs and that's not an issue.
@@michwashington There was no time in history where you could get a 4K 75" TV + 5.1 surround sound system for under $1000 to get a very cinema like experience that is acceptable to most people but the most hardcore cinephiles and audiophiles. People focus on streaming being the only thing disrupting things, but affordable high end hardware is just a big a disrupter if not bigger.
I like the movie theater experience however if I have the option to just stay home, find my own snacks, and be on my own comfy couch, I'm gonna take it. I don't go to the movies that often anyway. If they want to survive, provide more than just better audio and bigger screen, that's something ppl willing to cut if that mean paying less.
How about becoming a niche? They could show indie movies instead of block busters. On Netflix I won't find any of these indie movies I would rather search in movie festivals or indie centred movie theatres
I think independent movies should go to streaming and tv shows. Block busters and comedies and horror and maybe a great drama should go to theaters.. people are gonna get lazy and stay home but the studio would lose money and the experience of a classic film will be no more cause there are so many different things coming out each week. Subscriptions would go up. Pirating movies. If I’m the studio this summer I would protect some properties and have it for theaters only.
I don't believe movie theaters are going to dissappear, but also I don't think they are going to be as big of an industrie as they are now. I myself would prefer to watch any movie in the confort of my home without annoying moviegoers, unless is a big noisy blockbuster that would be fun to watch with friends
One thing i don't like about movie theaters is the super expensive food. I rather make my own popcorn with different flavors and eat my favorite chips coz you can't bring your food on theaters at least where I'm from.
Of course, there are things unique to the movie theater that I can live without: overpriced popcorn and soda, and the distracting noises from other moviegoers
This isn't the first time cinemas have been threatened by a combination of technology and circumstances. The advent of TV and other forms of home entertainment has steadily eaten away at their prestige. They've never been able to regain the glory days of the 1930s. In fact, if they want to remain relevant, they must focus all their efforts on enhancing the experience technology-wise, which is exactly what they did to survive before, creating awesome stuff like IMAX, 3D, etc. Like the proverbial Red Queen from Alice through the looking glass, they'll have to keep running to remain where they are. There's no other way for them to challenge the convenience of instant gratification offered by streaming platforms. The tickets must be redeemed for something more than just a big screen, loud noise and noisy fellow movie goers.
I don't think that movie theatres will go away. People still love the experience of going out with their friends and watching a new movie. But the business model behind it all will have to change. I wouldn't be surprised if Netflix or Amazon will buy movie theatres like AMC and show their newest titles on there for free to current subscribers. That would be a new disruptive way that could change the business, keep the classic filmmakers like Nolan happy, compete with other movie chains, and give consumers something they want at a cheaper price. And they'll still upsell stuff at the movie theatre like popcorn and nicer heated seats One thing is for certain though. Movies will be competed out to be cheaper in the future. But that doesn't mean they aren't going anywhere. I think it just means it's going to mean less money per individual title for the production companies that make them. It'll be a high volume, low cost way of making movies, which can be good because that can bring back niche, riskier movies than just the tentpole movies that you see. The same way that uploading constantly to youtube works. You don't make a ton on one upload, but the sum of all your videos together creates a library. Making movies for the smallest viable audience is the new game; not movies to just appeal to the masses. The business models for movies will change in my opinion. Less money, more competition, more jobs, better overall customer experience. And while films are still monstrously expensive to make, they're getting cheaper than ever as well with new technology being developed every year in tangent.
This could make cinemas better or worst. 1) If movie nerds mostly go to cinemas post-covid, then the quality will be better for this niche market. 2) If people mostly want to see the next big super-hero movie in a cinema, then.. well... crap!
I did not go to movie theater once in last 10 years. Why? * 20 minutes of ads before movie starts * This needs too much planning from my side, which I no longer afford. * There are too many people in one place. I hate people. Is had to happen eventually. It's like CDs, the studios did everything to combat all other methods, until they gave in. The problem is with old rich guys who are too stupid to grasp the new "internet" concept and too slow to adapt.
Even before the pandemic, I hadn't been to movie theater in 4 years. With a 4K, 65" TV and streaming services or renting via Google play movies, the theatre is not as compelling anymore.
Unless you have a 75 inch or larger TV and 7.2 Surround Sound Setup its just not the Same as a Movie Theater with Stadium Recliner Seats 75-100ft screen and earth shattering surround sound...especially with Action Adventure films or films with great scenery and set locations that draw you into the Fantasy
In my opinion, good riddance to movie theaters. It’s been a while since I’ve had a positive experience in one. People are loud or on their phones and there is no enforcement from staff. I hate having to watch movies with strangers and I hate having to pay $15 without knowing I’m whether I’m going to have a good experience or a terrible one. If AMC had done a better job of enforcing their rules like the Alamo Drafthouse or other places like it, then I would feel sadder. But they don’t.
Imagine a world wherein 2008ish as Netflix made it clear that streaming was the future, AMC partnered with or set up a competing business model to deliver a home streaming service. Combine in-person watching with future streaming rights and tie in group watching through a synced up watching experience to keep the social aspect in place while preparing for the streaming world. Writing's been on the wall for a decade now that eventually streaming would take off, and the theaters didn't do anything to combat that.
pay online to watch a movie?!?! How stupid??!?! You just wait a couple of hours and 2 days top after its released and it appears in HD ALL OVER THE INTERNET for free
@@singularityraptor4022 exactly, although I'm too lazy for that, I jus wait lol. Piracy went down when it was just netflix, one cheap subscription for everything. But ut now that every company has a stupid paid subscription users have to get 20 subscriptions, screw that!
@@IReapZz95 yep!! With theatres there are no stupid exclusives. With ott I would watch movies from other countries. But now? We have multiple streaming services with stupid exclusives. If I really want to watch what I love I must buy multiple subscriptions. Screw that.
This. So many sites that offer free Tv shows and movies, I'm not sure why Netflix is still alive. They don't have everything. Just get a good ad/popup blocker and your golden
I’m 14 and I love the movie theater experience. Their is something about going to go to the theater to see the newest release with friends or family. It would be truly sad if it ever went away. Streaming movies on a tv will never replace the movie theater experience.
Movie theaters will have to morph again. I remember smaller family-owned theaters from my childhood to the Mega theaters we have today. Theaters were always on the way out when they started putting in recline seating, assigned seating, and last high-end food. Theaters will become low-end Theater experience. Like going to see a play. it will be special outings for the people when the world starts back.
Theaters was when only few people has televisions, no cable and internet. Movie theaters will significantly decline but as long as there are dating people, theaters thrive. I remember whenever my family brings us to the movie theater and the place was creepy for me.
pushing a button vs going to theater. privacy vs noisy kids, adults. your own energy vs once in a while massive energy of everyone watching a great movie.
This brings us to a bigger question weather we're okay with dealing with other people in a devided world while consuming content. As far as the rich people go, it's become relatively easy to setup home theatres as tech gets less complicated.
Easy, steaming wins. Cinemas are expensive and require double the time commitment to watch a film (feature length+travel+ticket buying). Streaming is so convenient and I can have whatever snacks I like at home. I agree big blockbusters are better experienced in cinemas but most of them are also available on streaming really quick now so a lot of revenue will disappear from cinemas soon. In some years last decade 50% of cinema revenue came from superhero movies which are now all going to be on Disney+ or HBO Max.
I feel bad for the theatres because some of my favorite movies would be realized to theatres but instead change the release to Netflix or PRIME VIDEO. I’m still a bit worried though about the future.
Watching a movie is not just watching something on a monitor.. Its an experience. OTT can bring comfort of watching a movie anywhere anytime on any device. But it can never match a theater going experience..Period
Movie theatre experience is horrible. People shouting, Couples getting cozy n kissing n some go even further, kids crying, too much commercials before the start of the movie, costly food and many other reasons to avoid movie theatre.
I really enjoy your videos and recommended to friends too. I cannot believe a single person has so much in depth knowledge on so many various subjects.Kudos. I don't don't think your lighting setup is right. It feels dark. Also if you wear shirt with collar, and a jacket, you look better (advice from a skinny guy). Keep up the good work.
i like the theater experience, going out with friends, grabbing dinner and seeing a blockbuster film on a good massive cinema screen with dolby atmos (there are certainly bad screens). theteras where doing well up until the pandemic. avengers end game was the highest grossing movie of all time. they still make more in theaters, just covid has disrupted everyones plans
well cinemas need to adapt, i suggest making it more of an experience, with monthly subscriptions to nice bonuses like cheaper snacks a wider variety of films classics and some indi films, still encourage teenagers to come. make each week a unique event and people will come. most of the world do not live in huge cities with loads of entertainment, provide unique entertainment every week and you should be able to stay profitable.
amc and other movies theaters dropped the ball. They should have been the ones doing the subscriptions since they had already experience with distribution rights
I mean they don’t have the rights to any of the films and people would more likely watch a film on an established platform than a movie theatre website. Not to mention the kind of offer they’d have to make and getting streaming rights
Movie Theatres have small profit margins so selling subscriptions is not going to be profitable for them. It has been tried before multiple times and it failed.
200 mio doller productions are not commercially possible without a worldwide cinema run. so either they reduce production costs radically or they will have to find a way to balance a cinema and pay per view release in the future
I'll still watch some of the blockbuster Warner Bros. films in movie theatres even though I have HBO max. I'm still gonna support movie theatres. Theatre experience can't be replaced. Oh yeah and Jason Kilar isn't the CEO of Warner Bros., He's the CEO of WarnerMedia. And the pretty much solved all the problems with the people involved in the films.
This was a suicide as much as a murder. Filthy theaters, theaters run by disinterested teens, high ticket prices, movies that start more than half an hour after the scheduled start time, small screens, insipid films, unruly audiences, and exorbitant snack prices have driven away movie lovers like me. The theaters did this to themselves.
I guess the answer is let the market decide where they want to watch. There is nothing stopping amc from making and launching their own exclusive movies in their own platform which maybe theaters. I believe hbo knows what it is doing and have calculated it accordingly.
I would have to disagree with the home theater argument, I'm not sure what you mean by heavily invested, as that means different things to everyone. However, you can definitely get really close to a true movie theater experience and in my opinion, a better experience at home. For 1.5-4k you can get an amazing experience at home (please use real speakers and subs and not sound bars) and the theaters began to seem kinda weird given you can tweak the sound how you want it at home, can eat whatever you want, watch multiple movies, no parking to deal with, invite your friends over, etc. Right now I have a ~3k set up with 2k of that going into speakers (though I bought used so my true cost was around 1.8k for everything). Sound wise I feel like I'm at the movies, and next upgrade will be a projector, then possibly move everything to the basement, etc you can go look at some crazy setups on TH-cam.
Hate this generation. Ruin everything. Everything is online, food, shopping and now movies. Getting lazier. So sad. Pretty soon, we won’t ever go outside. How sad.
Its now September. Its clear people don't want to go to the theater. 2022 could be the end of the theater and the beginning of digital distribution for new movies as the standard business model before it goes to streaming.
It’s so sad having to loose the excitement of going to the movies with some friends, being surrounded in a gigantic room, feeling the experience as envisioned by the director...and Haagen Dazs.
Feeling the experience as envisioned by the director? wouldn’t the experience be at home tho? just a simple drink, some nice snacks in front of the tv in your living room is what would be envisioned by a director because of 1) could be a streaming service so figures 2) they’re gonna be selling the movie online and on DVD so how wouldn’t this be the envisioned experience??
@@papasscooperiaworker3649 You're kind of right. But the production do not have much control over TV experiences like they do with theaters (Just look at sound system requirements). Plus you don't get that grandiose feel you get in a theater. I watched black panther at the theater and got the bluray...Needless to say It wasn't the same movie at all.
Well, pandemic aside, this is why I don't go to the movie theater. I don't like paying $15 for popcorn. I don't like paying $5 for soft drink. I don't like paying $10 for hot dog. But most of all I don't like paying to watch commercials. If they announce that the movie starts at 3:00 and I am there on time and then have to watch 45 minutes of commercials before the movie starts, well, that offends me. Bottom line, the movie going experience sucks and I don't bother with it any more.
The math isn't going workout from the stand point of earnings... Quality will go down... And it will make the product worthless eventually... Just look at the music industry... For the example.
Actually thats not as great as it sounds. For example in my country in ending days of Movie Theater showing certain movie you can get tickets for as low as 2$. However, when they started to dump movies right into online services those movies was available only for purchase with like 5-6$ per movie. Right, after some time movies get rent option with like 1.5-2$, but its usually way later. And not ALL movie is great to watch at home, so...
Theaters are over? Bummer, now I dont have a place to buy $5 sodas and $9 popcorn. At home, theres' all this uninterrupted silence during movies. Im missing out on the privilege of being distracted by people texting and talking.
I like the Warner bros option. I can pick and choose how I want to watch my movies (preferably in the theaters). If it’s a slow yet powerful movie like Judas and the Black Messiah I’ll stay home and watch it. But if it’s a big blockbuster like Kong V Godzilla or Dune I wanna go out and watch it in theaters
Warner is the kid with development challenges, the day they released WW84 was downloaded by free at 4kHDR around the globe, the subsecuents movie release suffer the same phenomenon, so they open Piracy's Pandora's box
I like Uber as it gives power to the people, this change always makes the few in power unhappy. Fortunately the happiness of the few can only control the rest of us only for awhile.
It's NETFLIX'S fault for not giving The Mitchells Vs The Machines it's theatrical run since the pandemic is blowing over, and cinemas are reopening! WHAT THE HELL, SONY?? Why aren't you giving your movie a re-release in cinemas soon!!!!!!!!!!
Agree re all except the end coz I feel the opposite is true where at home you are NOT interupted whereas in public theatres you hear all sorts of noises & people leaving nearing the end etc ruining the emotional exp. But yes you cant replicate the massive audio-visual experience in theatre (yet)
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why pirated when its cheap 2 subcribe
@@119mr.president2 It's cheap until you subscribe to 8 streaming services
@@troler7147 8 is a small no....i can literally count 7 my from own country....plus several another foreign subscription service
The point has been made before that since movie theatres first appeared at the start of the 20th century they’ve had to deal with
- Televisions
- Video rental
- Satellite/Cable
- Internet
Is streaming going to be anymore disruptive than video rentals? Than HBO?
Movie theatres are struggling because they’re loaded with debt. But the fundamental business is still sound. People still eat in restaurants even though they can cook at home. People like to leave the house once in a while, to socialize. Movie theatres won’t die.
ah but this time movie studios taking their movies out of theater. cant show if no movies, if it continues
@@nemeanlioness yeah they're taking them out because of COVID. Too many places have shut theatres and many people simply won't go at the moment even where they're open.
I think they'll be back though. Sure they have to split the revenue but they have to split the revenue on DVDs and that's not an issue.
They won’t die but it will be a unique experience which customers have to pay extra
EXACTLY ‼️
@@michwashington There was no time in history where you could get a 4K 75" TV + 5.1 surround sound system for under $1000 to get a very cinema like experience that is acceptable to most people but the most hardcore cinephiles and audiophiles. People focus on streaming being the only thing disrupting things, but affordable high end hardware is just a big a disrupter if not bigger.
I like the movie theater experience however if I have the option to just stay home, find my own snacks, and be on my own comfy couch, I'm gonna take it. I don't go to the movies that often anyway. If they want to survive, provide more than just better audio and bigger screen, that's something ppl willing to cut if that mean paying less.
How about becoming a niche? They could show indie movies instead of block busters. On Netflix I won't find any of these indie movies I would rather search in movie festivals or indie centred movie theatres
I think independent movies should go to streaming and tv shows. Block busters and comedies and horror and maybe a great drama should go to theaters.. people are gonna get lazy and stay home but the studio would lose money and the experience of a classic film will be no more cause there are so many different things coming out each week. Subscriptions would go up. Pirating movies. If I’m the studio this summer I would protect some properties and have it for theaters only.
Are you paying less though? Costs $30 to stream a new release on a streaming service, you go to a movie theater for significantly less than that.
I don't believe movie theaters are going to dissappear, but also I don't think they are going to be as big of an industrie as they are now. I myself would prefer to watch any movie in the confort of my home without annoying moviegoers, unless is a big noisy blockbuster that would be fun to watch with friends
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One thing i don't like about movie theaters is the super expensive food. I rather make my own popcorn with different flavors and eat my favorite chips coz you can't bring your food on theaters at least where I'm from.
I just want to use my AMC gift card before they go belly up
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No OTT service can replace movie theaters. Movie theaters are not only screen and seats it's an emotion.
Of course, there are things unique to the movie theater that I can live without: overpriced popcorn and soda, and the distracting noises from other moviegoers
This isn't the first time cinemas have been threatened by a combination of technology and circumstances. The advent of TV and other forms of home entertainment has steadily eaten away at their prestige. They've never been able to regain the glory days of the 1930s. In fact, if they want to remain relevant, they must focus all their efforts on enhancing the experience technology-wise, which is exactly what they did to survive before, creating awesome stuff like IMAX, 3D, etc.
Like the proverbial Red Queen from Alice through the looking glass, they'll have to keep running to remain where they are. There's no other way for them to challenge the convenience of instant gratification offered by streaming platforms. The tickets must be redeemed for something more than just a big screen, loud noise and noisy fellow movie goers.
I'm old enough to remember when they tried to get blockbuster banned
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I don't think that movie theatres will go away. People still love the experience of going out with their friends and watching a new movie. But the business model behind it all will have to change. I wouldn't be surprised if Netflix or Amazon will buy movie theatres like AMC and show their newest titles on there for free to current subscribers. That would be a new disruptive way that could change the business, keep the classic filmmakers like Nolan happy, compete with other movie chains, and give consumers something they want at a cheaper price. And they'll still upsell stuff at the movie theatre like popcorn and nicer heated seats
One thing is for certain though. Movies will be competed out to be cheaper in the future. But that doesn't mean they aren't going anywhere. I think it just means it's going to mean less money per individual title for the production companies that make them. It'll be a high volume, low cost way of making movies, which can be good because that can bring back niche, riskier movies than just the tentpole movies that you see. The same way that uploading constantly to youtube works. You don't make a ton on one upload, but the sum of all your videos together creates a library. Making movies for the smallest viable audience is the new game; not movies to just appeal to the masses. The business models for movies will change in my opinion. Less money, more competition, more jobs, better overall customer experience. And while films are still monstrously expensive to make, they're getting cheaper than ever as well with new technology being developed every year in tangent.
I'd say, adapt or perish. There are loads of examples from the past when businesses not willing to adapt to a new change quickly and they go bust.
Tv didn’t knock it out. This is not going to perish because people are scared to leave their house. Theaters is always going to be around
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I don’t know about you, but I can’t wait to go to my local theater after this pandemic is over.
Same 😍
SAME
I couldn't wait and went for TENET twice already.
Meh I never went to the cinema apart from big films and brought my own food so I don’t see my local cinema making it.
Have fun paying $15 for shitty popcorn
This could make cinemas better or worst.
1) If movie nerds mostly go to cinemas post-covid, then the quality will be better for this niche market.
2) If people mostly want to see the next big super-hero movie in a cinema, then.. well... crap!
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I did not go to movie theater once in last 10 years. Why?
* 20 minutes of ads before movie starts
* This needs too much planning from my side, which I no longer afford.
* There are too many people in one place. I hate people.
Is had to happen eventually. It's like CDs, the studios did everything to combat all other methods, until they gave in. The problem is with old rich guys who are too stupid to grasp the new "internet" concept and too slow to adapt.
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Even before the pandemic, I hadn't been to movie theater in 4 years. With a 4K, 65" TV and streaming services or renting via Google play movies, the theatre is not as compelling anymore.
Unless you have a 75 inch or larger TV and 7.2 Surround Sound Setup its just not the Same as a Movie Theater with Stadium Recliner Seats 75-100ft screen and earth shattering surround sound...especially with Action Adventure films or films with great scenery and set locations that draw you into the Fantasy
In my opinion, good riddance to movie theaters. It’s been a while since I’ve had a positive experience in one. People are loud or on their phones and there is no enforcement from staff. I hate having to watch movies with strangers and I hate having to pay $15 without knowing I’m whether I’m going to have a good experience or a terrible one.
If AMC had done a better job of enforcing their rules like the Alamo Drafthouse or other places like it, then I would feel sadder. But they don’t.
Imagine a world wherein 2008ish as Netflix made it clear that streaming was the future, AMC partnered with or set up a competing business model to deliver a home streaming service. Combine in-person watching with future streaming rights and tie in group watching through a synced up watching experience to keep the social aspect in place while preparing for the streaming world.
Writing's been on the wall for a decade now that eventually streaming would take off, and the theaters didn't do anything to combat that.
pay online to watch a movie?!?! How stupid??!?! You just wait a couple of hours and 2 days top after its released and it appears in HD ALL OVER THE INTERNET for free
Or pirate it. Like its inevitable.
@@singularityraptor4022 exactly, although I'm too lazy for that, I jus wait lol. Piracy went down when it was just netflix, one cheap subscription for everything. But ut now that every company has a stupid paid subscription users have to get 20 subscriptions, screw that!
@@IReapZz95 yep!! With theatres there are no stupid exclusives. With ott I would watch movies from other countries. But now? We have multiple streaming services with stupid exclusives. If I really want to watch what I love I must buy multiple subscriptions. Screw that.
This. So many sites that offer free Tv shows and movies, I'm not sure why Netflix is still alive. They don't have everything. Just get a good ad/popup blocker and your golden
@@dejrand can you name a few of those sites pls? I would be thankful.
I’m 14 and I love the movie theater experience. Their is something about going to go to the theater to see the newest release with friends or family. It would be truly sad if it ever went away. Streaming movies on a tv will never replace the movie theater experience.
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The industry does not want to accept the fact many people now find movie theaters to be a hassle and obsolete
Businesses are always changing, it's about time movie industry changed
Movie theaters will have to morph again. I remember smaller family-owned theaters from my childhood to the Mega theaters we have today. Theaters were always on the way out when they started putting in recline seating, assigned seating, and last high-end food. Theaters will become low-end Theater experience. Like going to see a play. it will be special outings for the people when the world starts back.
I remember sneaking in but now can’t do that no more because of reservations. Miss that experience.
I'd rather go out and travel than be on my comfy couch. Screw convenience.
Theaters was when only few people has televisions, no cable and internet. Movie theaters will significantly decline but as long as there are dating people, theaters thrive. I remember whenever my family brings us to the movie theater and the place was creepy for me.
pushing a button vs going to theater. privacy vs noisy kids, adults. your own energy vs once in a while massive energy of everyone watching a great movie.
This brings us to a bigger question weather we're okay with dealing with other people in a devided world while consuming content. As far as the rich people go, it's become relatively easy to setup home theatres as tech gets less complicated.
I think 2021 will be the last major year for movie theaters.
If we allow to happen like that, people still like going to the movies in person
I bought a 4k laser projector, HiFi harman kardon speakers. I don't miss movie theaters. I can now enjoy any movie I want at home.
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Easy, steaming wins. Cinemas are expensive and require double the time commitment to watch a film (feature length+travel+ticket buying). Streaming is so convenient and I can have whatever snacks I like at home. I agree big blockbusters are better experienced in cinemas but most of them are also available on streaming really quick now so a lot of revenue will disappear from cinemas soon. In some years last decade 50% of cinema revenue came from superhero movies which are now all going to be on Disney+ or HBO Max.
Facts. Last movie I saw in theater. Ticket 15 bucks, 1 beer and a burger 20 bucks.
Ooooor I can watch it on demand for 20 bucks. In my underwear
This is a single year thing 100% the onky change is that more people will sell low budget films to streaming platforms rather than theaters
I feel bad for the theatres because some of my favorite movies would be realized to theatres but instead change the release to Netflix or PRIME VIDEO. I’m still a bit worried though about the future.
Movie theater was also about a cheap going out ( not everywhere) a date option and an outing.
Movie theater is a HORRIBLE date. You don’t learn anything about the person, it’s a waste of dating time. It’s a just friends type of outing.
Watching a movie is not just watching something on a monitor..
Its an experience.
OTT can bring comfort of watching a movie anywhere anytime on any device.
But it can never match a theater going experience..Period
No, theatres are gonna be dead in 4 years
Movie theatre experience is horrible. People shouting, Couples getting cozy n kissing n some go even further, kids crying, too much commercials before the start of the movie, costly food and many other reasons to avoid movie theatre.
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Babies born today. We have to tell them we use to watch movies on a big screen in a theatre.
Super super super thanks!!!
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i like the theater experience, going out with friends, grabbing dinner and seeing a blockbuster film on a good massive cinema screen with dolby atmos (there are certainly bad screens). theteras where doing well up until the pandemic. avengers end game was the highest grossing movie of all time. they still make more in theaters, just covid has disrupted everyones plans
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well cinemas need to adapt, i suggest making it more of an experience, with monthly subscriptions to nice bonuses like cheaper snacks a wider variety of films classics and some indi films, still encourage teenagers to come. make each week a unique event and people will come. most of the world do not live in huge cities with loads of entertainment, provide unique entertainment every week and you should be able to stay profitable.
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amc and other movies theaters dropped the ball. They should have been the ones doing the subscriptions since they had already experience with distribution rights
I mean they don’t have the rights to any of the films and people would more likely watch a film on an established platform than a movie theatre website. Not to mention the kind of offer they’d have to make and getting streaming rights
Movie Theatres have small profit margins so selling subscriptions is not going to be profitable for them.
It has been tried before multiple times and it failed.
I was hoping drive in movie theatres would become a thing again.
That's a great idea since today's vehicles have Bluetooth. You also have social distancing from future pandemics.
@@chanhyun4412 I was thinking more like sitting on the tailgate of a pickup truck but good point
@@thetaomega7816 rent out existing parking lots.
To be honest, I can't even remember the last time I watched a movie in a cinema hall - and I watch a lot of movies!!!
200 mio doller productions are not commercially possible without a worldwide cinema run. so either they reduce production costs radically or they will have to find a way to balance a cinema and pay per view release in the future
All cinemas should gather around and start to create exclusives to survive
I'll still watch some of the blockbuster Warner Bros. films in movie theatres even though I have HBO max. I'm still gonna support movie theatres. Theatre experience can't be replaced.
Oh yeah and Jason Kilar isn't the CEO of Warner Bros., He's the CEO of WarnerMedia. And the pretty much solved all the problems with the people involved in the films.
I love watching movies in theatre.
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This was a suicide as much as a murder. Filthy theaters, theaters run by disinterested teens, high ticket prices, movies that start more than half an hour after the scheduled start time, small screens, insipid films, unruly audiences, and exorbitant snack prices have driven away movie lovers like me. The theaters did this to themselves.
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Movie Theaters have changed a lot over the decades and their gonna change again.
Its amazing as always and so much insightful investigation story by Slidebean :)
if movies were cheap i bet a lot of people will rewatch the same movie
I don't understand. Are these rights just for 2021? Won't the movie theaters regain that right in 2022?
What about my movie pass subscription??
Movie is expensive, but they have all the films.
VoD is cheap if you only buy one, but to be fair one is not enough.
Everyone mad at Disney and Warner but theaters have been dying for 20 years. This was like mercy killing a deer hit by a truck.
I guess the answer is let the market decide where they want to watch. There is nothing stopping amc from making and launching their own exclusive movies in their own platform which maybe theaters. I believe hbo knows what it is doing and have calculated it accordingly.
I would have to disagree with the home theater argument, I'm not sure what you mean by heavily invested, as that means different things to everyone. However, you can definitely get really close to a true movie theater experience and in my opinion, a better experience at home. For 1.5-4k you can get an amazing experience at home (please use real speakers and subs and not sound bars) and the theaters began to seem kinda weird given you can tweak the sound how you want it at home, can eat whatever you want, watch multiple movies, no parking to deal with, invite your friends over, etc.
Right now I have a ~3k set up with 2k of that going into speakers (though I bought used so my true cost was around 1.8k for everything). Sound wise I feel like I'm at the movies, and next upgrade will be a projector, then possibly move everything to the basement, etc you can go look at some crazy setups on TH-cam.
Going to the movies theaters use to be my place to get away.. Now they might change it all, the theater experience might be dead as we know it..
Hate this generation. Ruin everything. Everything is online, food, shopping and now movies. Getting lazier. So sad. Pretty soon, we won’t ever go outside. How sad.
Its now September. Its clear people don't want to go to the theater. 2022 could be the end of the theater and the beginning of digital distribution for new movies as the standard business model before it goes to streaming.
It’s so sad having to loose the excitement of going to the movies with some friends, being surrounded in a gigantic room, feeling the experience as envisioned by the director...and Haagen Dazs.
Feeling the experience as envisioned by the director? wouldn’t the experience be at home tho? just a simple drink, some nice snacks in front of the tv in your living room is what would be envisioned by a director because of 1) could be a streaming service so figures 2) they’re gonna be selling the movie online and on DVD so how wouldn’t this be the envisioned experience??
@@papasscooperiaworker3649 You're kind of right. But the production do not have much control over TV experiences like they do with theaters (Just look at sound system requirements). Plus you don't get that grandiose feel you get in a theater. I watched black panther at the theater and got the bluray...Needless to say It wasn't the same movie at all.
@@FreshGuava161 yeah I get that. Thanks for clarifying
9:10 ngl, that was smooth
> AT&T
> Consumer loyalty
Huh???
Slidebean always delivers quality content, and it inspires me to build my own channel too!
Well, pandemic aside, this is why I don't go to the movie theater. I don't like paying $15 for popcorn. I don't like paying $5 for soft drink. I don't like paying $10 for hot dog. But most of all I don't like paying to watch commercials. If they announce that the movie starts at 3:00 and I am there on time and then have to watch 45 minutes of commercials before the movie starts, well, that offends me. Bottom line, the movie going experience sucks and I don't bother with it any more.
Movies are made for big screens. Unless you have a 300 inches screen at home
@@thetaomega7816 wdym second screen
The math isn't going workout from the stand point of earnings... Quality will go down... And it will make the product worthless eventually... Just look at the music industry... For the example.
hey Adam Aron, remember what happened to arcades?
I don't wan't to subscribe to multiple streaming services, and I like going to the Movies.
Your gonna be paying more, to make up for us who don’t want to bother
All hail the TH-cam algorithm
Actually thats not as great as it sounds. For example in my country in ending days of Movie Theater showing certain movie you can get tickets for as low as 2$. However, when they started to dump movies right into online services those movies was available only for purchase with like 5-6$ per movie. Right, after some time movies get rent option with like 1.5-2$, but its usually way later. And not ALL movie is great to watch at home, so...
Every studio is pushing their major movies into next year and it's not because of HBO Max
Theaters are over? Bummer, now I dont have a place to buy $5 sodas and $9 popcorn. At home, theres' all this uninterrupted silence during movies. Im missing out on the privilege of being distracted by people texting and talking.
Hotstar in India launched so many exclusive bollywood movies so far!
Huh, I actually forgot who Warner's masters are these days.
😂😂😂😂 lol I was surprised to see they own CNN too
I like the Warner bros option. I can pick and choose how I want to watch my movies (preferably in the theaters). If it’s a slow yet powerful movie like Judas and the Black Messiah I’ll stay home and watch it. But if it’s a big blockbuster like Kong V Godzilla or Dune I wanna go out and watch it in theaters
Warner is the kid with development challenges, the day they released WW84 was downloaded by free at 4kHDR around the globe, the subsecuents movie release suffer the same phenomenon, so they open Piracy's Pandora's box
Movie theaters are essential
im still gonna go to the cinema reguarly
Is it me or the narrator looks like he has the big head filter on 😳
Hahahahahha 😂
Awesome!
I like Uber as it gives power to the people, this change always makes the few in power unhappy. Fortunately the happiness of the few can only control the rest of us only for awhile.
It's NETFLIX'S fault for not giving The Mitchells Vs The Machines it's theatrical run since the pandemic is blowing over, and cinemas are reopening! WHAT THE HELL, SONY?? Why aren't you giving your movie a re-release in cinemas soon!!!!!!!!!!
Agree re all except the end coz I feel the opposite is true where at home you are NOT interupted whereas in public theatres you hear all sorts of noises & people leaving nearing the end etc ruining the emotional exp. But yes you cant replicate the massive audio-visual experience in theatre (yet)
nice content i love hbo max ❤️😊 I'm gonna keep it indefinitely with my netflix.
I only went once to the movie theater... I would never go again