Its a sad reality, but theres still hope.

A segment of television is still dedicated to producing high-qualitystories that capturethe cinematic experience.

Weve seen similar discussions forshows likeGame of ThronesandHouse of the Dragonin the past.

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But it doesnt necessarily have to include giant CGI dragons or climactic space battles.

Cue Nicole Kidman’s AMC Theaters ad.

Episode duration doesnt even need to play a factor.

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Gilroy discussed mixing episodes in a longer format to encapsulate the movie experience better.

Its no secret that the film industry is struggling.

Its sad whenA Minecraft Moviehas an easier time landing in theaters than a Scorsese film.

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While the movie industry has struggled since the COVID-19 pandemic,television has thrived.

The average US adult watches almost three hours of television a day.

When it comes to numbers, TV shows are not struggling.

Martin Scorsese in the pilot episode of ‘The Studio.'

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There are undoubtedly many people who would love to experience their favorite series in theaters.

This is wherecross-promotion becomes important.

When you go to a cinema, you are surrounded by promotions for other movies.

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Theaters are dedicated to all forms of marketing,from merchandise and posters to trailers and popcorn buckets.

Posters are everywhere, and many people’s favorite part of the moviegoing experience is the trailers.

Movies and television will gradually develop a symbiotic relationship wherein they promote each other, meaning everyone wins.

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Netflix CEOTed Sarandosrecently claimedthat watching movies in theaters is an outmoded idea for most people.

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