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These days TVs with large screens are everywhere. When 32" was considered a big TV, theaters delivered a different experience. I've stopped going to theaters b
by bachmeier 3y ago
These days TVs with large screens are everywhere. When 32" was considered a big TV, theaters delivered a different experience.
I've stopped going to theaters because the cost/benefit analysis doesn't work out. I've got a long list of entertainment subscriptions that need to be paid each month, and honestly because today's movies aren't even worth a $5 ticket price. It feels as though they're too focused on technology and not enough on having a good story.
- ccozan 3y agoMy own experience as well. After buying a 65" OLED LG , adding a good 5.1 System, and having Netflix, Disney+, Prime streaming in 4K , Dolby Vision, etc , I honestly do not need a cinema. I would gladly wait for the streaming variant to appear. COVID certainly accelerated this transition.
- nemo44x 3y agoIndeed, but for certain movies, at a good cinema, it's still worth it IMO. Top Gun: Maverick is a movie I've seen at home and in the theatre. The theatre experience was superior I felt. That movie is probably suited to the experience but I really enjoyed the open atmosphere and distance from the huge screen and the room that audio had to work with. But yeah, for most things a sweet system (which is very attainable for most people today) is often fine.