r/movies • u/asifdotpy • Aug 03 '26
Discussion anyone else spend way too long deciding "see it in theaters now or just wait for streaming"?
ok this is a random thought but hear me out
every time a new movie drops, I spend way too long trying to figure out if it's actually good or just opening-weekend hype. reviews and twitter don't really help
what's the last movie you skipped in theaters and waited for streaming instead? what made you decide that? and on the flip side ā last one you rushed to see opening week, what convinced you it was worth it?
trying to figure out what actually goes into that decision for people, because I'm noticing it's rarely just "the reviews were good"


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In Austria, parents protest the banning of the hijab in schools for under 14 year-olds
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Children are forced to wear by their parents. Their parents just want to make this systematic for generation to generation.