Tbh all theatres have to do is figure out how to have drive in shows and make them convenient. Get 2-3 theatre sized monitors and put them in front of each parking lot and make a no car noise rule after the film stars.

That’s a smarter play than trying to force people back into regular behavior too early which is how we got here to begin with

It’s way more complicated than just putting screens out tho

Many theaters are in/at malls or in a shopping center with like Target’s and s***

Logistically impossible for the majority of those to get drive in screens

Moving towards drive ins do sound good for summer/spring but it would be s***ty during the winter. Nobody tryna go to a drive in in snow

theatres need to lower the fee of admission espeically in the UK it's done nearly ten bucks for one showing in alot of places

Yeah. Best I could think of for cold weather would be to have a Bluetooth thing where people could listen in their cars with their windows up but then you get into gas being wasted for 2 hours of heat and whatnot. Hopefully by fall we would be back to being able to go inside places but if it’s the same as it is now yeah we f***ed lol

Yeah but it’s also the fact that nobody wants to just sit in they car during the winter. What if it’s snowing? You won’t be able to see.

I would say best bet would be just spacing out where people can sit which I’m sure is what they’ve been currently doing

Lmao at thinking the movie isn’t gonna flop going to theatersz

the drive ins I’ve been to this year have radio stations that you tune the car to and that’s how you hear

This

Either release the movie on streaming and loss money or delay the movies 1-2 years and still lose money

warner bros lookin like thanos at the beginning of end game

Just finished the first book

Second half feels rushed to me though so much s*** happens

This man spitting

If he couldn't do a BO hit with blade runner, he's definitely not gonna do it with dune of all things

Niggas gotta stop with this theatrical superiority s***

Can’t wait to watch Dune on HBO Max just to spite theater snobs

Denis will deal with you soon.

“I will be the first one to say, and the responsibility rests on my shoulders, that, in hindsight, we should have taken the better part of a month to have over 170 conversations — which is the number of participants that are in our 2021 film slate,” Kilar said on Tuesday at Vox Media’s Code Conference. “We tried to do that in a compressed period of time, less than a week, because of course there was going to be leaks there was going to be everybody opining on whether we should do this or not do this.”

When asked by moderator Stephanie Ruhle about Netflix’s reported $18 billion content spend in 2021, Kilar replied that WarnerMedia will spend “north of $18 billion both this year and next year.”

From Kilar’s perspective, Warner’s reaction to the fallout was successful — even as Warner Bros. has committed to a 45-day exclusive theatrical release window for 2022. “We said from the start that we were going to treat every single film as a blockbuster, from an economic perspective, for participants, that we were going to be fair and generous, we were going to do the right thing,” Kilar said. “The good news is we did, and we worked our tail ends off to do that. And we’

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