> I may be an outlier but in our house the only time we watch shows or movies is a social context--usually Friday or Saturday nights as a family. There's a ver

> I may be an outlier but in our house the only time we watch shows or movies is a social context--usually Friday or Saturday nights as a family. There's a very clear cultural divide here. You missed a very important point in TFA: > If you live in Asia, like you live in Taiwan, people don’t have big homes, they don’t have 85-inch screen televisions. Plus, you have six, seven, eight people living in the same house, they don’t get screen time to watch things so they watch everything on their phone. (Emphasis mine.) Basically, the point is that watching TV in VR will probably be very popular in Asian markets.