I mean the middle ground clearly is releasing movies in theaters and then later coming to whatever platform your heart desires like it’s always been done.

These guys wouldn’t know courage if they ran into him.

No wonder why trans rights are doomed when the average news story can’t even get something like this straight.

The entire frame of the story is “e-bikes are dangerous, look at this crash data” but never considers that the labeling problem it also describes might be affecting that data! It never even makes clear if the injury the story is about was on one or the other!

Even things like cursed child, stranger things, and paranormal activity are piquing my interest - they’re touring proscenium shows but there’s something much more experiential and like an attraction than traditional touring theatre.

I do think there’s a lot of energy in the space - not sure if the current things we’re seeing are the final form but I definitely think there’s something to the general idea of a more regional or alternative form of themed entertainment that’s less theme park and more event or show

True but it’s also new - I’m also thinking about things like meow wolf, and cosm. I know there’s a difference between adaptive reuse and purpose built but they both I think are very much in the spirit of the black box.

Also have seen some conceptual black box rides that were neat if ever built.

whether Netflix House, Sphere, Secret Cinema, Punchdrunk, Horror Unleashed - they’re all explorations of how to build or use existing space over and over again for immersive ends.

Yeah I try to wear pants at my waist but it’s hard to keep them there with my specific shape. I settle for millennial aesthetics where you can’t tell.

The hair will help! It’s a very gendering thing.

How can you possibly feel like a patriot, embodying American identity while spitting in the face of every important story, monument, and founding document?