If my memory serves, I saw Syracuse beat MSU and then lose to Kentucky on a big screen in the Dome in 1996 Final Four (I know I saw a game there I just cant remember if they showed both)
Ya, I have zero interest in attending a game in a movie theater but maybe enough would to make it work.
One simple thing they could try to do is make people keep their mouths shut during a movie. A few years ago I shushed someone that was talking to his friend in full voice like he was in his living room. He actually got up and complained to a manager about ME. My wife and I like going to the movies. But we don't go now because other people ruin the experience. I'm not paying $40 to hear other people talk.
Yup. I think they did do ‘96. Ten years after I tried to get them to do it.
Not really getting twice the cost of a normal ticket to movie and in some cases more than a game ticket itself.
I have been to maybe a dozen movie this yr and only 1 had kids talking.. I rarely have had people talk during movies any more and usually with 5-10 people in there they could talk and i wouldnt know it.
For us it hasn't been kids. It's always adults. Maybe it's where I live. There is a special kind of self centeredness here that I never experienced up in CNY.
I go during the day and mostly 3-4 weeks out and its shocking how small crowds are. Some of that is that they feel the need to have 10-15 shows of a movie and less movies to show.
We used to do morning or early afternoon showings. The theaters weren't usually packed. It really didn't matter though. And it seemed to be people that didn't care much about the movie, they just went to have something to do. That's probably why they talked so much.
Google netaverse
I met with the Cleveland Cavaliers last year and they were testing NFT-based items + food delivery (apparently around the globe - incl. China) + VR/virtual events - where you actually have seats like in the real arena...
