Right, that totally makes sense... except that studios and even indy producers need to maximize profits. They already make concessions to theaters by delaying streaming. Will they really want to protect theater chains to the point of leaving money on the table? I don't think so.
Theaters might want to consider shifting more toward priva…
Right, that totally makes sense... except that studios and even indy producers need to maximize profits. They already make concessions to theaters by delaying streaming. Will they really want to protect theater chains to the point of leaving money on the table? I don't think so.
Theaters might want to consider shifting more toward private events... party venues... I hate to say this, but it might be time to let big movie theaters go (except in LA... some of those are like churches and should be preserved,) but as a business? It's possible movie theaters will become obsolete. Not in 2023... but by 2030... I could be wrong, but just following the trajectory...
Right, that totally makes sense... except that studios and even indy producers need to maximize profits. They already make concessions to theaters by delaying streaming. Will they really want to protect theater chains to the point of leaving money on the table? I don't think so.
Theaters might want to consider shifting more toward private events... party venues... I hate to say this, but it might be time to let big movie theaters go (except in LA... some of those are like churches and should be preserved,) but as a business? It's possible movie theaters will become obsolete. Not in 2023... but by 2030... I could be wrong, but just following the trajectory...