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Even an 80 inch TV cannot possibly compare to a 200 inch cinema screen. I'd argue that right now is an amazing time to see cinema granted you can find a good sc
by nebula8804 4y ago
Even an 80 inch TV cannot possibly compare to a 200 inch cinema screen. I'd argue that right now is an amazing time to see cinema granted you can find a good screen and stick with it. Over the last two years since theaters opened back up, I have seen so many films in an empty theater because people are just not going to see non franchise/superhero movies. As a result, the rest of my local cinema screens are flat out empty. I am perfectly fine with that even though I know it is not sustainable. Combine that with the AMC monthly pass where for ~25$ I get to see three movies a week in any format I want, its an amazing deal for movie fans.
- nickthegreek 4y agoI purchased a 4k ($2.5k) ust laser projector, full sonos setup ($1500) and a 100" screen ($300) and a new recliner couch ($1,200) throughout Covid. I still go and see big movies at the theater, like Avatar. But to be honest, I feel like my setup is much more clear and the audio more crisp than many of the low grade theater rooms. My projector is good up to 150", I just don't have room for a screen that size in my current house.
- nebula8804 4y agoYou spent so much money only to have a system that does not compete with a good chain. Like I said, IF you find a good screen this is an amazing opportunity to enjoy it while the masses are not crowding the room.
- lotsoweiners 4y agoPerhaps but the convenience, comfort, ability to pause, and cheapness/variety of food and beverage probably make it worth it. Since I bought my 80" OLED and a decent audio setup I have not had a desire to go to a movie theatre unless it is something new that I want to see immediately or something for my kids.