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@inshal6420 29 дней назад

I hate that cinemas don’t enforce rules anymore. There’s way too many people on their phones and talking throughout the movie. I don’t want to sit there in anger for 2 hours lol

@andreacamp936 29 дней назад

Omg this happened to me twice. And the worse part is that the ppl that work at these theaters r mostly students who no nothing about how to handle security.

@victory7763 28 дней назад

The #1 thing hurting the movie industry is when they expedited films coming to streaming. I feel no incentive to go see a movie in theaters when I know it will be on a service THAT I ALREADY PAY FOR in like a month or two.

@davidjames579 28 дней назад

Alamo Drafthouse enforces it quite strongly.

@efinden 28 дней назад

They need to have scramblers that interfere with cell phones signals like they do at medical facilities

@alan2250 28 дней назад

I remember when I watched sonic 2 these parents literally let there kids run back and forth in row infront of me I was going CRAZYYY

@SHOUTxHIxHEYxHELLO 29 дней назад

my boy John was HEATED during this and I loved it

@zedawing 29 дней назад

Definetly top 3 all time John Campea rants

@GJ91GJ 28 дней назад

I agree with all the points made here but another one that’s personally affected me, as someone who has always loved to go to the movies, is the behaviour of general audiences these days - I can’t go to many movies without someone in the audience talking or being generally annoying in some way. It puts me off going as I know it will ruin the experience and would be better off waiting to watch it at home

@big99gamer18 29 дней назад

Ive never understood the whole "over charging to pay the bills" strategy. I feel that ppl would be WAY more inclined to buy concessions if they were cheaper. I know i definitely would 🤷‍♂️

@jordanparks6885 28 дней назад

Exactly. It doesn't make sense. And everybody that does buy feels ripped off. Cut the price, and find the happy medium where you make some profit and the customer feels like they got a fair deal. They will make more in the end because way more people would buy, and the ones that do buy would be much happier about it. People are buying now; they're just buying it from the Wal-Mart accross the street before they come. The theater makes zero profit when that happens.

@missnurse78 26 дней назад

@@jordanparks6885 funny. Because where I live, there's a walmart and family dollar In the same plaza as the theater lol.

@jordanparks6885 25 дней назад

@@missnurse78 lol right?! Why would I buy candy for $5 at the theater when the same candy is within walking distance for $1? It's lunacy. The theater wants to "keep the lights on" with their gouging, but instead of a little profit they make nothing, and the people that do buy from them aren't happy about it

@MBarberfan4life 2 дня назад

@@jordanparks6885 that's what is even weirder. There's not even a relative scarcity of snacks, so what value does a concession stand offer at a movie theater? None, when the prices are through the roof, and you can get cheap snacks next door!

@blue_lancer_es 29 дней назад

Before the pandemic there was a mom and pop theater that charged $5 for tickets 1.50 popcorn and they had new movies. Yes not dolby imax ect but it was so wholesome and we went pretty much every week. Pandemic killed it. Missed those days man. We still have a drive in,its 2 hours away.

@chriscorbett8715 27 дней назад

The biggest reason is cost. It's expensive to go so people pick movies that make sense to see in a theater.

@anyaaa2801 28 дней назад

It’s always either “the movie industry is dying” or “*insert successful movie* saved the movies”…

@paramidea6812 27 дней назад

So true

@benm5970 27 дней назад

Once people get to a certain age they like to bitch about how apparently all good things in the world don’t exist anymore and all that exists is this “New age garbage that all these youngins created”

@wilfredonievesjr 25 дней назад

A single regular price ticket costs as much a basic streaming service for a month...

@chaddubois8164 25 дней назад

True.

@ruzaroos 24 дня назад

A single premium ticket costs as much as a subscription to the theater chain. AMC A-List and Regal Unlimited are around the same price as 4K Netflix with no ads. My Netflix bill is $40/month because I have 2 sub accounts. My AMC A-List is only $21/month.

@spaceape9606 27 дней назад

I'm getting pissed off with the people that go to the cinema, talking through the film, on their phones, parents taking kids to films that are too mature for them, the kids then get bored. Often somebody annoys me when I go.

@andyscott5277 27 дней назад

Seriously. Feel like it’s gotten worse over time.

@NomadFBS 27 дней назад

Same here…

@derekbest1989 27 дней назад

No lie was told on this video. John, you're so spot on

@victory7763 28 дней назад

Streaming is the largest bullet. Why spend the drive time, gas, and ticket money when its going to land on a service I already pay for in like 1 or 2 months? They come to streaming too fast!

@andyscott5277 27 дней назад

Theater costs are no joke. Remember when I was a kid in the 90’s, tickets were under 5 dollars and I would go to the movies 2-3 times a week. Now it’s just too expensive, and nearly every time I go there are disruptive people that ruin the experience for me. It’s just not worth it.

@urbanexcursion 22 дня назад

What keeps me from going to the theaters as much as I used to is the lack of theater etiquette from the inconsiderate movie-goers.

@sizanix 27 дней назад

I never buy concessions lol. The only reason why I would eat in a movie theatre is if I didn't have the time to eat before going, in which case I'd be looking for a meal, not snacks, which the movie theatre doesn't sell.

@tristenrodrigue1814 28 дней назад

The other thing that nobody talks about as to why movies are in trouble is tvs. Before 2016, nobody had a big tv screen. Now you can have a 60 inch tv that has great sound quality for $400 and it will feel like you are watching a movie at a theater in your home and it would’ve costed you hundreds of dollars less depending on how many movies you watch. I’ve seen it happen with my own parents.

@DeRockMedia 28 дней назад

Our childhood dreams were to create our own home theater experience... now that we can (I have a 75"), I have more patience to wait for my TV. Exception is Deadpool 3, gotta see that in theaters opening day (I got 4 tickets)

@zirconic9 29 дней назад

I think John missed the mark on streaming. For years the studios have been trying to drive people to their streaming services to the detriment to their theater releases. Warner and Disney have both done this, putting stuff on streaming that they could have released. The pandemic pushed that farther, but the studios clearly wanted to do it.

@victory7763 28 дней назад

That's really the only reason I stopped going to theaters personally. They land on streaming in like 1 or 2 months. I don't see the point in going to a theater to see it when it will be on a platform I already pay for.

@Burton_Man 28 дней назад

That comes with the shortened window. Again that’s studios

@Tribalking 29 дней назад

4. Streaming u get movie quality shows/ movies now 5. People not having movie theatre etiquette

@davidginn6551 29 дней назад

Some guy would not shut up during a reissue of Jurassic Park some few months ago. And he WAS NOT whispering. Which is just stupid, along with those “clueless” people who turn on their phone, blast phone notifications, or even turning on a phone flashlight. Just, stop it

@inshal6420 29 дней назад

Yeah I can’t go anymore because I hate people. Was watching Spider-Man 3 rerelease and some knob kept talking throughout the movie about how bad it was. Bunch of people on their phones.

@Syklonus 28 дней назад

I went to the cinema once a week as a teenager. It was something that you could do on a whim, but now I go maybe twice a year (if that). I'd rather wait until I can watch it at home.

@SubterrelProspector 25 дней назад

Shareholder greed is killing many industries from the inside. It's like they're hording every penny for when the board is flipped as if numbers on a screen will save them.

@jonathana6429 29 дней назад

Great breakdown John. The only thing I buy at the concession stand is a large popcorn and slushee. Everything else I get (usually m&ms) I buy at the dollar store.

@leburn98 23 дня назад

Robert made a great point about the movie going experience. When you live in Hollywoodland, you have your pick of some truly great movie theaters to watch a film. The local theaters here are often abysmal. Beyond the usual annoyances (young children, people on phones, etc.), you have to deal with broken seats, smudges on the screen, poor audio, poor framing/masking (I remember watching Deadpool 2 in a 1.85 aspect ratio (it's a 2.39 movie). Why spend $15 a ticket + drink/popcorn when I can stay home and watch it on my 65" OLED with my home theater system, and in many ways have a better experience.

@randompseudonym4519 19 дней назад

I remember seeing The Batman at the cinema and a coca cola stain was splattered across the centre of the screen. It was like that before I went in, and the cinema had just left it there. If their regard for their customers is so low, why should I support them.

@Neofilmcritic 27 дней назад

I loved the anger and passion John had related to the Strike subject. HE is totally right about that, why on earth would you begin your new negotiations only a FEW WEEKS before the old contracts were up. Just a total lack of management and coordination while bordering on the edge of negligent actions

@VVashabi 28 дней назад

Internet and YT is killing it because if you don't go on opening week you'll get spoiled by "reviewers", memes, twitter, sites headlines. They even upload bts before movie release. And current trailers show 2/3rd of a movie. So yea if i know most of the plot, might as well wait 1 month for vod.

@qhorton6743 28 дней назад

This too. Good point. There are several factors but this is a good one as well

@LatinRemix 19 дней назад

Another issue that no one is talking about is the marketing. The studios pound trailers, posters and ads BEFORE the movies are in theaters when no one can actually go see it. They then run ads the week of release and then stop promoting them (generally speaking).

@coolida23511 17 дней назад

Are TV spots even a thing anymore.

@Alazoom76 28 дней назад

I sincerely wish that people like Scorsese, Nolan, Peele, Fincher, Gerwig, the big dog directors would talk about this in clear understandable fashion as what you guys just did with this video, it would go a long way.

@nathanwinning8331 29 дней назад

When me and my buddy went and saw Killer of the Flower Moon, a couple came in about 15mins into the movie and were talking to eachother pretty loud, opening their snacks, and about 20 minutes later were both snoring..... My buddy had to get up and shake their seat and ask them to leave. This couple was about 40 years old, yet acting like children

@ryanp4623 9 дней назад

I always buy my candy at dollar store and soda to sneak it in the theater all the time!! Never pay candy or soda at the movie!! 🤙👌

@tdogg6148 29 дней назад

You speak of going to the movies as a cheap date night, but not when children are involved. Me, my wife and daughter will need to spend close to $100 for movie tickets and drinks…..not to mention any snacks. Not worth it for any family’s sake.

@alwaysangry410warzone6 29 дней назад

Bro, I have a family of 7, 5 kids, and my wife and I totally agree with you. Shit is out of control.

@lordrayden3045 29 дней назад

That’s why we got to $5 Thursday

@davidjames579 29 дней назад

@@ThaPimpminista You can take your 12yr olds to an R. It''s legal and everything.

@missnurse78 28 дней назад

I take my niece 13yo ro the movies all the time. If we buy everything there it's about 55 bucks. We now stop at the dollar store to buy her sna KS and I got the souvenir bucket of popcorn lol. We down to about 40 bucks

@aaronsalazar746 27 дней назад

Does no one bring their own snacks? I thought we were all doing this already. Get the month pass for the family and you can go every weeknight. That's what me and my family do.

@dazzenseabiscuit1366 28 дней назад

$10.79 USD coverts to $16.79 Australian. A stock standard adult cinema ticket at a chain cinema (event cinemas) is currently $30.00. You guys have it good in comparison to us.

@simmsa24 29 дней назад

The #1 reason I hardly go to the theatre is because 99% of the movies being released I have no interest in seeing or i'll just wait until they are streamed. I'm just not interested in a million movies from the marvel universe, endless superhero movie sequels and overused crap CGI. If the studios could consistently release original movies on the level of Dune, Oppenheimer or Parasite I would be going to the theatres regularly.

@wallyjackson9543 28 дней назад

Hundreds of movies are released in a year. Only like 8-10 of those are big CGI action/superhero films

@simmsa24 28 дней назад

@@wallyjackson9543 I should mention its not only about the CGI superhero films but also the fact that the majority of movies Hollywood releases are just not very good, maybe I'm picky

@giovannisynthesis 29 дней назад

When I was a kid I would always go to the movies every weekend and would watch any movie that looked good. Even if the movie was bad we had fun watching it.

@helenduarte4341 28 дней назад

I think movie quality ties back to the price. If I go to a move and spend 50$ and it was a good movie that was 50$ well spent. If I disliked the movie then that was 50$ flushed down the toilet. That's why I only go to a theater when I "know" I will like the film. I don't take chances on things I "might" like.

@Andrew-lg2wq 25 дней назад

you're absolutely right about the writers strike, VFX worker here. About to lose my job after 12 years in the business

@bhusar1 29 дней назад

All great points and I am glad you brought up the evaporating release window. The fact that Fall Guy is already VOD while it's still in theaters, it's not bringing people to the theaters. "I'll stream it in a month", is like "i'll rent it when it comes out".

@Eye-Say-Uhh 19 дней назад

A fiery John Campea, is a man for the people. 😤

@CameronPeterson 28 дней назад

I just did this with Dune: Part Two, where it came on Apple TV at like $30. Heck yes! My subwoofer shook the room. Totally epic experience from my living room and i probably saved like $40 by not having to do all the concessions and childcare. I'd rather put my kids to bed and watch the movie in my living room on a high quality sound system and TV than spend $50+ on tickets, $20+ on concessions and lord knows how much on a babysitter just to watch a stupid rom com or something.

@dwalker420 24 дня назад

3 factors killing the movie industry: 1. Horrible leadership 2. Horrible writing 3. Prioritization of identity politics

@thelastattempt666 24 дня назад

Barbie, Spiderverse, Oppenheimer, Guardians 3, Poor Things and A24 show that politics don't tank the films as long as they're good. Mostly, people just rather wait for streaming.

@dwalker420 24 дня назад

@@thelastattempt666 That is very true. 👌

@jamiepeterson1981 29 дней назад

A big factor nobody seems to talk about - where are the comedies? The movies you go see not because it's a must see movie but because you want a fun night out to catch up with friends or a date night. Half the movies I used to go see were merely for a night out with friends. Sure, comedies still exist but they tend to be niche or political or indies. Where is Dogdgeball? The Hangover? Anchorman etc? Movies like that don't seem to exist anymore (or if they do they're just on streaming). Unless you have friends who into a particular franchise you all like it's next to impossible these days to just go see a movie for a fun night out.

@JohnSmith-tl8pq 28 дней назад

The problem is studios now want enormous revenue for their movies, and American comedies have very limited international appeal. They just simply aren't funny to many other cultures, while some big dumb action movie can be universally understood - hence the simple dialogue.

@miz4535 28 дней назад

Hit Man is out right now

@jamiepeterson1981 28 дней назад

@@miz4535 it's a Netflix movie. Only showing in "select cinemas" for like a week before streaming.

@PureSparkles22 23 дня назад

I never eat at the movie theatre. So unhealthy

@JohnDoe-ce1kx 28 дней назад

I think this was not discussed in the video, but there is also impact of internet. First, it’s the near death of physical media, which deprived studios of the safety net that allowed them to be bolder in taking creative risks. Second, the competition from social media, which gobbles up people’s time and attention.

@GoldBearanimationsYT 25 дней назад

15$ ticket $23 concession

@MrSmith4545 21 день назад

There's a reluctance in people, specifically those that aren't "young" anymore, to admitting that movies just aren't the biggest form of entertainment anymore. I'm not saying these things mentioned aren't contributing but we can't ignore that movies just aren't looked at like they used to be. Especially with younger people. There's tiktok, youtube, podcasts, etc. that gets their attention a lot more than movies. And it's only going to get worse as the younger generation gets older and makes up more of the market and new generations come in. We have to face it: movies are slowly becoming an old person's medium. Just like theater had been for generations

@mediawarrior5957 29 дней назад

Take that $300m, divide it by 5, and make five $60m films and have a better chance of a hit.

@CharlesNyonga 27 дней назад

A problem I have when the studios force out subpar content, too much CGI, too much reliance on nostalgia and IPs, and too much interference from studio executives when it comes to altering the vision of the filmmakers.

@fightclubify 29 дней назад

"It's ALL connected." ACCURATE. Well said, John! 👍

@dougsmith4602 28 дней назад

I love seeing movies on the big screen but I haven’t had a single movie going experience in recent memory where someone in the theater WASN’T being rude. Literally just saw furiosa and some guy in the front was verbally commenting on almost every scene to the point where people were complaining to staff so much they had to actually pause the movie to ask him to stop. It was the most aggravating thing ever. No discount on tickets or anything. Just a pause in the movie while we waited.

@qhorton6743 28 дней назад

Wow.. that sucks

@nathannash670 10 дней назад

We just gonna ignore that majority of the HARD failures are very left leaning driven projects??? Case in point, The Acolyte, She Hulk, The Marvel's, Birds of Prey, Charlie's Angel's(Reboot), and we damn sure can't forget the dumpster fire that is Batwoman.

@DueceSpice 28 дней назад

THIS WAS GREAT WORK JOHN

@PeaceTea. 28 дней назад

Everything went up in price and Hollywood keeps giving us junk. No thanks!

@raydefty88 28 дней назад

In the Uk, 2 Dolby tickets to see furiosa comes to £43 which is about $55

@cloverraven 23 дня назад

Age and streaming services. The only people that hold an importance of a trip to the movies are the people who grew up with it. Or whose parents grew up with it. EDIT: it wasn’t clear, so I wasn’t saying I don’t hold it of importance. It’s the most important thing I do outside of my home. But I haven’t been since Barbie. New baby. I was also saying I’m old enough that it’s reasonable why it’s important to me to I’m 37

@krudy91 21 день назад

facts. it's just not true anymore that a theater is the better experience. john cant seem to grasp it.

@scottaudetat3090 29 дней назад

Sadly, food prices keep going up since less and less people go, and that's how theater stay open and running. They're punishing us that still go for all the people that stay-at-home streaming.

@christophertheofilos1063 29 дней назад

John, they legally can't negotiate that early. Contract law stipulates how early you can begin (typically 90 days, but varies by industry). No one, as far as I know, can begin negotiations in good faith 18 months out

@projectgraham414 29 дней назад

Then how did the directors do it? That's the whole point

@christophertheofilos1063 29 дней назад

@@projectgraham414 they didn't. Talks started May 10, 2023, and wrapped June 3rd, 2023. John's talking out his ass again

@anthonyliloia8301 16 дней назад

this is such a great video, not only for pointing out the facts, but for representing the passion and frustration that all of the movie fans have been feeling as of late. that being said, you guys could probably go on for hours and hours if you really wanted to dive deep into all of the factors that are killing the theaters and movies as a whole. i think the overarching point of it all comes down to our lousy house of cards we call an economy where everything is just supposed to go up and up and up with no real plan for when things start to go down. do these movie studios really think that they’re just gonna get bigger and bigger budgets and see bigger profits when people simply do not have the money to spend? it’s all just so incredibly unsustainable. maybe a movie market crash will be a good thing and people will figure out how to create on smaller budgets or something, but that’s wishful thinking. it’s just the age we live in where people don’t have the money to go out and spend on experiences and don’t want to go out because they have the internet. clearly these mega budgets aren’t translating to better products either. a lot of these movies are just lame and repetitive and nonsensical, and leave you wondering why they spent an inconceivable amount of money to make it. can they course correct? maybe. but will they?

@sbowesuk981 24 дня назад

I'm not going to pretend I understand every nuance of late-stage Hollywood, but one factor is undeniable. Hollywood is a hive of greed, where too many people (especially at the executive level) are just in it for money and personal gain. They don't give a shit about creative storytelling or the art of filmmaking. When people like that infest an industry while displacing true creatives, one way or the other its a race to the bottom, with death being the final destination. From a broad macro perspective, that's a big part of why Hollywood is now collapsing.

@LycanVisuals 10 дней назад

💯

@josephmorales3478 29 дней назад

I can attest to the theatre experience just being ruined in recent years. I went to see Civil War a month or so ago and we had a group just talking LOUDLY the whole time. It really ruined experience. And I’ve found it’s been happening more in the last 4-5 years.

@MegaLaidback 29 дней назад

Too many ads before the movie, snacks way too high.

@dailyDosageofEng 28 дней назад

yes the advertisements are adding a lot of friction compared to home entertainment that's whyI only go toblockbuster or big ones

@Pokehon 28 дней назад

Still Waiting on Godzilla Minus One and I'm dying to own it!

@chrisjones-im1lx 27 дней назад

It's on netflix in the uk already..

@Pokehon 26 дней назад

@@chrisjones-im1lx yeah we got it he

@austinnajar 20 дней назад

I used to see 200 movies a year in theaters. This year I've seen 2 (Dune and The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare). The simple answer is there isn't product I'm interested in anymore. Studios just keep putting out the same crap. I don't even care to go see Marvel movies anymore. That and seeing a bunch of writers and actors cry over making more money than 90% of Americans will ever dream of has mostly killed my interest in the industry.

@SharpCinema 17 дней назад

So all the money made by the films should be handed over to the money men & mega corporations instead of the artists who made them?

@loganlablanc1343 14 дней назад

@@SharpCinemadude that's not the point The point we're making is artists actors and athletes keep asking for more money and it's driving up prices and they make more money in one movie or game then we'll make it in a lifetime

@kristversoza 28 дней назад

I used to watch in the theater every week. but now I can just wait for 2 weeks and it is already on VOD.

@isaacmartinez6904 29 дней назад

I do agree with those three factors. But there are two important factors that should be added: lack of expansion original movies and physical media. There are tons of original movies that aren’t being shown in theaters. Even when they do, most original movies have to compete against big movies. Physical media may be the least affected out of all the major factors. But there are people who still buy physical media from classical movies or movies that recently released. With physical media, people can watch a movie whenever and whatever they want.

@JoseRodriguez-un2kc 24 дня назад

$30 for Popcorn and Soda... Yeah... you deserve to go out of business.

@aeriallandscape3570 29 дней назад

Funny - I would include reviewers like John as a reason movies are dying - If you want people to believe that a dumb move like Godzilla X Kong is worth watching you are setting up people for disappointment. My 15 year old son and I watched it at home and even he thought it was one of the dumbest things he has seen since Aquaman. Make better movies - they already suck.

@DueceSpice 29 дней назад

ITS BETTER IN DOLBY

@Incogneto1981 29 дней назад

I think it is really good to see such emotion from someone who actually cares about what is happening to something he loves.

@drizzyfreckles 27 дней назад

I’d happily wait until Christmas for Deadpool and Wolverine to drop on Disney + after if seen it in the cinema.

@purekinema 29 дней назад

Ticket prices went up 18.5% since 2018 but overall inflation was 24.9% in the same time period. Ticket prices went down if you consider inflation. It's not about prices. It's that theaters are competing with endless online entertainment.

@Bravonewyork 25 дней назад

If AMC or others should partner with franchisees to be in their theaters, they get paid a rent fee it should work plus they don’t have to deal with any employees and it benefits them and consumers cause I don’t wanna eat non of that junk they sell, imagine they have a Starbucks in there, a dunking donuts and no on…

@th3HatFeltSerious 28 дней назад

Not everyone has big TVs, and surround sound systems. That’s what sucks for normal folk. We’re stuck with going to the movies for that big entertainment show

@kj6446 6 дней назад

I agree the reduced theatrical window is a major problem. I am old enough to remember when it took a year for a movie to come out on home media...in 1989 it was a huge deal that Batman, released in June, was available on home media by Christmas.

@apple-guy9394 28 дней назад

I’m at a point now days that I ask myself should I pay over $50 to go see furiosa in theaters with my family or should I just preorder the movie in Apple iTunes for $29 and I can own it..most movies are coming out on digital in less than 2-3 months..🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

@raymonds8354 27 дней назад

It’s frustrating that the theaters are lacking films to show due to the strikes, but an amazing film like Glenn Powell and Richard Linklater’s “Hit Man” was not given more than a very limited release in very few selected theaters…

@christopherbrown5023 26 дней назад

That's because Netflix bought that film. They have almost NO respect for theatrical exhibition. They could care less. Screw Netflix for buying great films, and then drowning them.

@iSupamon 27 дней назад

In NYC IMAX tickets are $30 right now in June 2024. Crazy 😂

@SpontaneousAndStructured 27 дней назад

I was “2nd” in line for 15 minutes because VIP members kept showing up and would get served right away. So yeah, if that’s the way they’re going to treat regular folk, then I’d rather watch something from home.

@juanmiranda1184 26 дней назад

They're more theater companies out there..like Regal, Harkins, Galaxy...

@MrBlue3rd 25 дней назад

11:30 Nice Rant about the Strikes. It needed to be said.

@SWizz871 29 дней назад

I work at a cinema in Australia and the amount of ADULTS who take their shoes off not to mention Seniors who can' t turn their phones off is ridiculous.

@davidjames579 29 дней назад

I thought it was a sign of politeness to take your shoes off, so you don't mess the carpet? Don't you do that when visiting someone's house?

@SWizz871 29 дней назад

@@davidjames579 In Asian households yes. In most of Australia, it's not really a thing. Besides, a public space is not the same as a house.

@inshal6420 29 дней назад

Okay im malding in Canada with how bad people are but in Australia there’s people taking their shoes off? Bruh if I had to smell some guys foot I would have actually lost it and attacked someone lol.

@SWizz871 28 дней назад

@@inshal6420 Yeah it's weird. I only notice is because I can't start cleaning until they got out of their seats, so i stand there watching them and sometimes they're taking so long cos they have to put their damn shoes back on!

@davidjames579 28 дней назад

@@SWizz871 yeah but if you don't notice the smell if you have visitors, you won't in a theater.

@Scene68 26 дней назад

Originality has gone out the window. Everything is a reflection of something that has already been done; remakes, adaptations, and most of which have already been made within the last 20 years. To top it off, the prices (much like everything else) are not negotiable to watch a movie that may or may not be up to par.

@AliFrankTheTank 29 дней назад

•Streaming •Main themed movies are cooked (Comic book films oversatured, horror icons like freddy & jason can’t get in a theatre, comedies are basically non existent ….)

@victory7763 28 дней назад

I was a the kind go guy that went to movie with my wife 3 times a month. Now we never go. I don't see the point when nowadays if there's a movie in theaters I want to see, they will put it on one of the streaming services that I already pay for in like one month or two. The films coming to streaming so fast ended any incentive I had to see it in theater. That's a very small level of patience required on my part; and money saved. I'm not about to spend money on gas, ticket, and food (and extra time) just to see a movie that technically I'm already paying to see because it will land on streaming in no time.

@cory2477 28 дней назад

@@victory7763Some of you posters are bots. Your replies are so repetitive and derivative, always using the same wording and reasoning.

@victory7763 28 дней назад

@@cory2477 what could I say that a bot wouldn't say? Maybe I'm just an attention hore

@thomasodonnell9845 29 дней назад

So I’m from the UK, so wouldn’t know about US cinemas, but when I went to see Fall Guy on a Sunday night by the way, the cinema was packed. It’s probably because the tickets are significantly cheaper here and concessions can be bought from a nearby shop and cinemas don’t bother with that.

@davidjames579 29 дней назад

Tkts in America are actually cheaper. Average Tkt Price is 10 Dollars which is £7. You'd be lucky to find a cinema in the UK charging that (that's early 2000's prices). For the Dolby Vision, which is a premium format like IMAX, that John showed, 21 Dollars is £16 In the UK that'd be more like £20

@finfog4590 29 дней назад

@@davidjames579Didn’t know the tickets were so cheap in the states (I guess $10 is cheap, relatively speaking). But yeah, average price in the uk is £12-16 per ticket. Day time ticket (off-peak) can be £5-£8.

@davidjames579 29 дней назад

@@finfog4590 Like I say 10 dollars/£7 is what UK prices were in early 2000's. Not sure why more people aren't going to movie theaters when it's that cheap.

@itsluek 28 дней назад

And that’s the USA. Here in Australia the *average* ticket prices of a movie in a decent theatre is insane! $23. Pre covid the figure was around $15-$18. And then even more so in the only 2 IMAX theatres we have. Sydney $40 Adult, $35 Concession. Melbourne $34 Adult, $28 Concession. Need to take out a loan just to go to the movies these days. 😢

@parthsarthimuranjan9069 28 дней назад

Ikr

@UtopiaBlue68 28 дней назад

I totally concur 100%

@Ricardodiaz17762 29 дней назад

If I didn't live in a metropolitan area and have AMC A-list, I wouldn't go to movies these days. Imagine living somewhere that only have a mom and pops type theatre with no IMAX or Dolby showings plus A-holes disturbing the experience in such a small theatre. That would be a living nightmare for a movie goer. I wouldn't blame them for waiting on streaming.

@punxsu 28 дней назад

Classic Campea Rant in this one. Go for some popcorn.

@keithoneil9894 28 дней назад

Would if I could afford it. :(

@MandosCulture 24 дня назад

I think Video Games being played by all ages is a problem for movies. I think A LOT of people prefer to use their time to play a game they can interact with than a movie. I also think the fact that so much content is online, people dont feel the need to spend money on an expensive movie ticket when they can use that money for more entertainment at home

@Abu_Jacob. 26 дней назад

I hope the movie theaters don’t go away like the drive-in’s.

@zackharris2857 29 дней назад

Why don’t movie theaters try to do exclusive candy like how every fast food business has their own Mtn Dew. If they are in the candy business then make me come to you for the candy

@josem9689 29 дней назад

All good points John. Didn’t think of the 2nd point but very valid point. I’ll also just say some people are struggling to make ends meat and a lot of people getting laid off. People have to be more picky now. After the pandemic the theater by my hometown is rarely packed like it was pre pandemic.

@swiss954 28 дней назад

Going to the movie used to be ultra affordable. I was at the movies every week damn near as a KID/teen this was back in earlier 2000s. It was like 7.50 a ticket 15 bucks, I was good , movie snack an drink. Once them prices went crazy. I got to the movies with snacks and full course meals stowed away w

@injusticejames 29 дней назад

Ahhhh....one of my favorite episodes ....John rant😊 get em....

@1neOfN0ne 27 дней назад

Jesus Christ leave it to John to refer to Charlie Day as the Pacific Rim guy

@ShEr-et8mk 28 дней назад

Remember the days when 21 jump street would make millions? It's sadly over

@MovieProdigy25 29 дней назад

LOVE IT!!! when John Rants it's the best.

@buhlengcibi6979 28 дней назад

I can only afford to go to the movies twice a year, so i have to choose which movies i think will be the biggest that year , this year im seeing Deadpool and Wolverine and Joker 2 😂

@ImJustHereWithaBeer 29 дней назад

Last time my wife and I went to the theaters was for Avengers endgame. We went out of town to a big AMC theater and spent almost $40 between tickets and concessions. To go see Dune 2 at our local AMC would have cost us almost $65.

@RaedViera 29 дней назад

It's not just that the ticket prices are higher, but that the purchasing value of the dollar is lower compared to previous years.

@jonathana6429 28 дней назад

Isn’t that true for everything? Isn’t that how inflation works?

@RaedViera 28 дней назад

@@jonathana6429 If the purchasing value of the dollar is lower, and the prices everywhere are higher, you need to decide where does your money go. When in 2018, you could pay your rent, food, etc with X amount of money, and still be able to go to the movies with little to no trouble, in 2024 you can only pay rent and food with the same amount (just an example). So, a night out in the movies is a luxury for many people today.

@thelastattempt666 24 дня назад

9:10 "John Campea threat isn't real. He can't hurt you." John Campea threat...

@ShaqTown 28 дней назад

#3 is the most important point, for nearly all the releases so far this year I've been on the fence about, and I keep deciding to wait until it's on streaming to watch. Movies really have to build the interest to convince the audience that it's worth seeing and paying in theaters

@Darth.kyloRen 29 дней назад

I truly believe that the movie industry will rise again it’ll take a while but it will boom even bigger than it was in 2018-2019

@petermad7476 28 дней назад

What are killing the industry? Overpriced movies 🤷🏽‍♂️

@graemewright7386 25 дней назад

You hit the nail on the head John!

@MackAndrewSA 29 дней назад

IF I go to the movies at the national chain - IF - I stock up on snacks at the dollar store, thankfully the rep cinemas, the second-run cinemas are a bit more civil and I don't mind dishing out a bit more for treats then. All in all it's just so damned expensive for even a single guy like myself to go to the movies now, and I was one of those guys who went almost every week.