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⌈ Secret Post #6465 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I have gone through a lot of emotions over the cinemas. Right now, I go to the cinemas but it definitely doesn't feel like it used to.

I feel like I was lucky to experience films in cinemas like I got to in the 90s and 2000s. 2010s was when I felt the sharper downshift. The spectacle of the big blockbusters like superhero films and franchise films were fun but so definitely different from watching something like "Rumble in the Bronx" in the late 1990s. It was a special time.

I was a young adult in the mid-late 00s and I got to experience the last of the indie films getting mainstream money and marketing, and though it wasn't like the 1990s, we still got some amazing works in cinemas!

I don't know if it was my depression or the culture's in general enshittification but I just found myself no longer watching movies, not in cinemas or at home. The pandemic just clarified to me that I didn't miss the cinemas.

I go to the cinemas because it's a hobby my siblings really enjoy and one of the few hobbies that gets them to go outside.

I do miss my solo cinema days. I used to spend an entire day at the cinema and watch 2 or 3 films. But I don't think there would be more than 1 film I'd want to watch in a day at the cinemas.