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It's not only the A/V that goes into the experience. Not saying it is a perfect experience, but a large TV or even a projector isn't really the same.
by wingerlang 8y ago
It's not only the A/V that goes into the experience. Not saying it is a perfect experience, but a large TV or even a projector isn't really the same.
- DJHenk 8y agoIndeed. It is the same as saying that one should never go out for a walk, because you can easily walk some rounds around the table in the comfort of your own house. It's the 'out' part that is important!
- WillPostForFood 8y agoExcept a theater isn't out, you are just trading one dark room for another.
- primrose 8y agoBikeshedding
- WillPostForFood 8y agoYou committed the fallacy of posting a fallacy without support. In a theater, you sit in the dark, if you are a good citizen, you don't talk. 90% of any social piece to going to a movies happens at dinner before or after, which you can still do and then go home to watch a movie.
- wingerlang 8y agoThe theater itself is not the experience. The 'out' thing is, though.
- WillPostForFood 8y agoYou can still have the "out", like Dinner and coffee at a restaurant. But the specific watching a movie part is "in" whether it is at a theater or your living room.