Movie Theaters
Leonardo DiCaprio questions future of movie theaters
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Leonardo DiCaprio has expressed concerns about the declining interest in movie theaters, wondering if audiences still have the appetite for the big-screen experience. In a recent interview, the Oscar winner suggested cinemas might become niche venues like jazz bars amid rapid industry changes. He emphasized the need for visionary filmmakers to have opportunities to showcase their work in theaters.
Cinema United has urged Congress to scrutinize the potential sale of Warner Bros., warning that a deal with Netflix or Paramount could devastate the movie theater industry. The trade group argues the acquisition would lead to fewer films, theater closures, and widespread job losses. In a letter to lawmakers, they highlighted Netflix's hostility toward theatrical releases and the broader economic fallout.