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A big part of what’s changed is the “home theatre” experience. The theatre had a lot to offer when a “big TV” was a 32” 4:3 CRT. Now you can put together a 50+
by Scoundreller 4y ago
A big part of what’s changed is the “home theatre” experience.
The theatre had a lot to offer when a “big TV” was a 32” 4:3 CRT. Now you can put together a 50+” LCD and meh 5.1 setup for a much more accessible price than that 32” cost 25 years ago.
Theatres haven’t made that kind of leap.
- fnfjfk 4y agoYeah, and theaters will never add the ability to pause and go to the restroom. Plus there are no talkers or texters at home.
- hermitdev 4y ago> Plus there are no talkers or texters at home. This is one thing theaters will never be able to compete with home viewing. Catch a matinee on a weekday while kids are in school, and you have a shot at being the only one in a showing, but it's not a reliable experience. I've done this before, I think for one of the avengers movies while I had a few weeks off between jobs and it was a great experience. Choice of seats and no one to spoil the experience. Other people is the main reason I don't like going to the movies.
- moomin 4y agoDepends on the home!