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Pixar will undergo significant layoffs in 2024.
(techcrunch.com)
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"Am I so out of touch? No... It's the audience that are wrong"
I haven't been to a traditional cinema in about 5 years. Home theatres are much better value. Can pause and rewind for bathroom breaks, don't have to wear pants, can drink and eat anything I want. I don't have to contend with people incessantly talking throughout the movie, there are no bored kids kicking seats and crying, I don't have to pay for parking, and I can start and stop the film whenever my company and I want to.
I was excited when Disney+ started offering premiers at home. Them removing them wasn't "training me", I'm a patient person and I'm happy to wait to have my movie experience the way I want it when I want it.
Patience is a virtue!
Biggest example for me was waiting ~10 years to play Heavy Rain. I never owned a PS3 so I knew I'd have to either wait for a PC release (which I honestly thought would never be a thing after a while), or wait until I had a powerful enough PC to emulate it.
I don't need to consume any media so desperately I can't wait until it's more convenient for me. I'll be quite happy in the corner with some popcorn watching the inevitable shit show that will be GTA VI. I can't wait for the neglected single player experience in favour of online cash grabs! I'll pick it up on the cheap later on, thanks.
Well said. The disadvantages of going to the cinema far outweigh having to wait a few months to watch a movie at home. The studios should be leaning into this trend, not kicking and screaming that people aren't going to the cinemas without fixing any of the downsides.