The Sun is Setting on Cinema As We Knew It

[Seeker47]

. . . at least in the U.S.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NWCZek9rpE

Can't really argue much with these observations. Don't know the extent to which this also applies in foreign territories.

[Santiago]

I prefer to watch a movie in a theater instead of at home. Nothing beats a large screen theater movie.

[Brazil]

Best comment to the video by @taylorlibby7642:

The biggest lie in business has always been "nothing will change after the merger".

[Subtitles]

I haven't been to a cinema over the last 30 years maybe.
I need to be able to control the sound volume because usually they have it too loud for my hearing and the adverts are very annoying. Not sure if they still put adverts but you would expect that by paying for a ticket then they shouldn't add adverts.
Also if the theater is crowded then there is also the chance of catching all kind of illnesses and viruses.

In my location I think only young people go to the cinema in the evenings these days.
Pensioners can pay less maybe half the ticket cost but they are restricted to afternoons I think.