Some mfer really said he was immersed watching oppie on his phone yeah theaters will be done
ngl if i already watched the movie so many times in theaters (oppenheimer) i might peep it again on my phone
Some mfer really said he was immersed watching oppie on his phone yeah theaters will be done
yeah I don’t know if niggas are joking but that’s diabolical laptop is my limit
If you have the ability to see a brand new movie in an actual theater and you choose to watch it on your phone instead, you are part of the problem
I meant in the example of Lawrence of Arabia lol if I want to see something in theaters I do support . I’m saying there are multiple ways to support movies and art. Central problem is direct support lol . I buy a movie digitally if I really want it . 99% of the movies I see on streaming I never cared enough to see in theaters . Those I want to see in theaters I see day 1or close to it to be able to discuss with others
The problem is not supporting artist not some hierarchy of whether you are seeing in theaters or not solely . Streaming being focused on just extracting the most possible money from the consumer but not making it to the artist and making it to CEOs.
Even if you took all streaming down pirating would still exist . Sharing a movie or physical would still exist . The past model doesn’t make greedy people enough
When we were growing up no one got out of a movie like “ let me go on aol to discuss the box office and rate it on letterboxd” it was an intimate experience would discuss at school , work water cooler moments
The issue is often isolation and less connection . People not paying attention to content or paying attention to just enough to extract memes
“Bro stop talking about improving society here! You’re scaring the hoes!”
As opposed to a movie theater?
ngl if i already watched the movie so many times in theaters (oppenheimer) i might peep it again on my phone
And that’s fine
But first time experiences on the phone are such a waste
I type this as I’m sitting in the intermission of Kill Bill btw
Never seen either film on a phone, never plan to
Theaters and TV only for me personally (except for an iPad on a plane ride)
ngl if i already watched the movie so many times in theaters (oppenheimer) i might peep it again on my phone
why ever watch a movie on your phone when you can throw it on the tv
you really gonna be looking at your phone screen for 3 hours like what is going on
jumping from cinema to the phone is insane
if youre gonna argue for non theatrical releases why choose the phone of all things
why ever watch a movie on your phone when you can throw it on the tv
you really gonna be looking at your phone screen for 3 hours like what is going on
Mobile lol
If someone is not home . When I worked a job where I could put something on I would watch a movie . I don’t think a major concern is caring how others watch movies
Keep theatrical windows a month or two. Still have physicals . Create more imax theaters and advancements in screens to incentivize people going out
Because amc stubs and subscriptions and competing for imax screens is also a meta
why ever watch a movie on your phone when you can throw it on the tv
you really gonna be looking at your phone screen for 3 hours like what is going on
if ive already supported the movie on the biggest platform possible then yeah imma watch it on my phone if its more convenient sorry
Mobile lol
If someone is not home . When I worked a job where I could put something on I would watch a movie . I don’t think a major concern is caring how others watch movies
Keep theatrical windows a month or two. Still have physicals . Create more imax theaters and advancements in screens to incentivize people going out
Because amc stubs and subscriptions and competing for imax screens is also a meta
watching a movie at work on your phone is devaluing the movie in itself
watching a movie at work on your phone is devaluing the movie in itself
lol was on work computer
if ive already supported the movie on the biggest platform possible then yeah imma watch it on my phone if its more convenient sorry
take a breath of fresh air instead of burying your head in your phone watching oppenheimer
I mean a lot of this could be solved if in the end of the year they rereleased the top films of the year or Oscar nominees or each quarter . There is no reason there should be times where we say “ there is nothing out “ vs rereleasing something someone possibly didn’t get to see in theaters because they were too young or working
lol was on work computer
i used to watch podcasts n s*** on a work computer and when i was really young id probably watch a movie but tbh i think what needs to be brought back in general, and what the theatrical experience kinda provides built in, is the immersion into the film. even when watching things at home, we should try and curate an immersive experience for ourselves. if you're gonna argue it as an alternative to the cinema, we are not in a good place with our attention when we are watching s*** at home. i hear so many stories of peiople (and see it on planes) of people just fastforwarding through movies, fastforwarding through 30 minute chunks. all of this has been an evolution of the binge culture.
the theater experience is for a lot of people the only time where they could potentially have a chance to lock in
take a breath of fresh air instead of burying your head in your phone watching oppenheimer
you can….do…both man
ive literally watched part of dune 2 while taking a walk in the park
you can….do…both man
ive literally watched part of dune 2 while taking a walk in the park
look at the trees man
look at the trees man
lol yall coping with ai and phones ruining human interaction post 2020 . It’s over brother it’s why daft punk quit
i used to watch podcasts n s*** on a work computer and when i was really young id probably watch a movie but tbh i think what needs to be brought back in general, and what the theatrical experience kinda provides built in, is the immersion into the film. even when watching things at home, we should try and curate an immersive experience for ourselves. if you're gonna argue it as an alternative to the cinema, we are not in a good place with our attention when we are watching s*** at home. i hear so many stories of peiople (and see it on planes) of people just fastforwarding through movies, fastforwarding through 30 minute chunks. all of this has been an evolution of the binge culture.
the theater experience is for a lot of people the only time where they could potentially have a chance to lock in
Oh I 100% agree I just feel like every theater or damn near should have 70mm imax screen x all of that by now
Also, not to get all politically paranoid either but people are less likely to organize / unify / empathize with others when shared and common spaces are eliminated. They want everyone in their houses, never leaving, paying them money, while they continue with their fascism and monopolies.
i love that owning physical media is slowly but surely becoming a (albeit small) tool of resistance against the rising tide of technofeudalism.
superior media quality AND standing against the subscription economy, we love to see it