Being this dumb is terminal but it takes everyone else with it, sadly.

I'd rather support a small theater than a big chain but these small theaters are SPREAD OUT. Netflix wants it that way. They want you to be wowed by the convenience. Soon it'll move to "wouldn't it be so much more convenient for you if we didn't do any theater runs at all?"

The audience reaction is one of the best parts of these movies and this is the first one I haven't seen in a theater. I admire that Netflix seemed to only send their latest movies to small theaters but it also feels VERY intentional. I saw Glass Onion at a Cinemark.

I think it's just parallel thinking for what makes a cool scene but I can't shake the thought of the crew of Welcome to Derry seeing Sinners and just going "that was really good....but damn it"

Not a criticism btw, characters are allowed to be insane