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- According to the Motion Picture Association, global theater attendance dropped by 4% in 2021, partly due to the availability of films on streaming platforms. The convenience and affordability of streaming services have attracted viewers to opt for at-home entertainment.
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Mar 4, 2023 · Transcript Audio. Box office revenues have bounced back this year from the darkest days of the pandemic, but remain below what they were before the fear of COVID emptied theaters. More people now...
Dec 29, 2021 · The domestic box office was much improved from the dumpster fire that was 2020, with total revenues expected to top out at roughly $4.4 billion. That’s a massive 91% increase from 2020, which ...
- You Will Now Get Cinema-Quality New Movies Without Entering A Cinema.
- The U.S. Will No Longer Be Your Entire Media Universe.
- You Love Sitcoms. Studios Will Make more.
- Even Sports Fans Won’T Need Cable anymore.
- It’S Gonna Cost you.
When Godzilla vs. Kong was released this March, it signaled the return of the Hollywood blockbuster. The monster mashup has grossed more than $425 million at the worldwide box office, making it the biggest English-language movie since the pandemic began. But as it was filling theaters to their permitted capacities, Godzilla vs. Kong was also the mo...
China became the world’s largest movie marketfor the first time last year, with $3 billion spent on tickets, almost $1 billion more than in the U.S. and Canada. And though it’s easy to dismiss this change as a result of the pandemic—Chinese theaters reopened sooner than those in the West, and most planned major U.S. studio releases were delayed—ana...
The most precious commodity in U.S. entertainment right now is the old-fashioned situation comedy. Stuck in isolation, people have sought out comfort food. Viewers devoured Ted Lasso, Apple+’s comedy starring Jason Sudeikis as a U.S. football coach hired to lead a struggling English soccer team. They caught the final season of Schitt’s Creek, a Can...
Anyone looking to cut the cord over the past decade has run into the problem of live sports. Netflix offers the same sitcoms, dramas, and reality TV you can find up and down the cable listings, but it doesn’t have the rights to the most popular sports in the U.S. The pro leagues and their media partners have worked hard to keep it that way. Media c...
And now for the downside of all this. As media companies invest in their own streaming services, they’re also reserving their best titles to entice you to subscribe. Want unlimited access to Toy Story for your kids? That’ll be $8 a month for Disney+. How about WWE? Fork over $5 for Peacock. Oh, you like reruns of Friends? Add in $15 for HBO Max. If...
Jul 13, 2022 · Despite the flood of high-quality, at-home film viewing options that followed the COVID-19 outbreak, heavy video streaming users still counterintuitively tend to also be heavy moviegoers —...
Apr 13, 2021 · As millions quarantined, viewers were forced to stay home for their video entertainment. Coinciding with the pandemic, was the emergence of new streaming video services from such prominent...
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Dec 30, 2020 · How 2020 Changed Hollywood, and the Movies, Forever. Hollywood studios have used the pandemic to heed the advice of former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel: “You never want a serious crisis to go to ...
With theaters closing and people staying home, the battle between traditional movie theaters and streaming platforms has become more relevant than ever. In this blog, we’re going to dig into the changes happening in the world of movies post-COVID and why market research plays a pivotal role in understanding all these shifts.
