JDPoZ

Because the only reason to see a movie in the theater is to experience something bigger than you can on your home setup.

Dune, Nolan films, blockbusters, etc. demand a “biggest screen you can find” experience.

As good as something looks “Poor Things” was… it does not… and so rather than picking a smaller screen, folks just wait for home release.

The exception is Alamo Drafthouse.

Because their experiences are so lovingly and uniquely crafted for each film… I will see any movie I can that isn’t a Dune/Nolan/etc. movie there.

With how terrible Adobe has been lately, I’m looking forward to fully dropping them in favor of GIMP altogether.

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And as Rufus in Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, George Carlin’s character ensured Bill & Ted were able to meet and bring Socrates to their school for their presentation to ensure their success.

This may just an old interwebz man talking, but I’d say “Don’t worry.”

It’s not a 1:1, but this is similar to what happened with Digg in the mid 2000s. I was there. I migrated from there to Reddit - specifically because Digg had decided to ignore its vocal user base and fundamentally change what the site was.

It ultimately resulted in this :