Yup. I don't mind finishing those I don't like much, but I always keep a little padding at the end of books I find pretty good.
I felt that way as recently as ten years ago...but now, with 4K UHD at home with essentially infinite viewing options? The draw is weak.I still love the going to the movies. I will see something most weekends.
Watching films at home just doesn't compare for me. That said, people that go to the indie/arthouse cinemas in Sydney are well behaved. No one talks or uses their phone, etc... oh, except for during Megalopolis where this one guy in the audience started talking to the screen, but that was part of the movie.
This is a common response, but P+ just turned a profit making it one of three streaming platforms that has done so IIRC
The winky was joking about nobody paying attention to P+
Don't I know it!
I wouldn't consider Super Mario tying up screens as much of a factor. Super Mario had 4300-odd screens its opening weekend compared to D&D:HAT's 3800-odd screens. And D&D maintained its screen access for its second week directly opposite Super Mario's debut. Super Mario didn't displace it off screens. 500 screens isn't enough to make as much of a difference as the fact that Super Mario simply had a lot more appeal to a broader audience.
I think we've just found Netflix's target audience, no wonder they keep cancelling shows after a single season
Strangely, my quirk regarding the ending of books extend to some long series; I can easily stop in the middle of seasons 4-5 without ever returning to finish it.I think we've just found Netflix's target audience, no wonder they keep cancelling shows after a single season
