[ SECRET POST #6270 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6270 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

This helps prove the point that blockbusters, and MCU especially, has taken ownership of cinemas.

The Netflix studio films aren’t really mid budget, though. Maybe they technically are in terms of cost but in terms of the quality, they’re closer to Lifetime or Hallmark movies. Poorly written, rarely cast any stars and often they don’t even cast experienced film actors. Those movies were the bread and butter of cinemas and it’s why cinemas are failing despite every year a new blockbuster taking over the spot of highest grossing at the box office. Cinemas are only drawing a small portion of the population. The people they draw tend to see a movie multiple times during a run (and those runs are really long compared to 20 years ago), parents accompanying small children are almost exclusively the only ones who buy concessions and they can’t afford to do that more than once, and the rest of the population who aren’t interested in those films don’t have any reason to go to the cinema.