In recent years, cinema attendance has dropped significantly while streaming platforms have skyrocketed in popularity. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated this shift people got used to the comfort of watching films at home, on their own schedule, without the time and cost commitments of going to a theater.
Streaming offers convenience, affordability, and endless choice. But cinema isn’t just about watching a film it’s about a collective experience, the big screen, the sound, and the atmosphere you can’t replicate at home.
The big question is: How can we bring audiences back to theaters?
More unique theatrical experiences?
Lower ticket & concession prices?
Exclusive content not available on streaming?
Stronger community/film festival connections?
What do you think? Is cinema attendance destined to decline further, or can theaters reinvent themselves in the streaming age?
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I think it's a mix of those things, Yaşar Taşbaş. And continue making exciting and unique movies with great stories. Also, movies need to stay in theaters longer.