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Sonos We want to go to the cinema. We want blockbuster action topped with cheesy goo and maybe a slushie. We are eager to be robbed of £5 for stale popcorn. And above all we want this experience with real people. But that's not allowed, and even if it were there's nothing on worth watching as studios delay films multiple times hoping to ensure the best box-office takings. Moreover, the pandemic looks to have changed how films are released for good, with the advent of simultaneous streaming this year. Advertisement All this makes the only remaining option - recreating the cinema experience...

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Streaming service hbo max. >> the exact same day. >> say what now? >> reporter: that means while in theaters they can be watched at home for a month available to anyone paying the hb max monthly fee $14.99 in all we are talking about 17 movies, including the remake of "dune" and the musical "in the heights. >> they're hoping to try to make some box office revenue by having it in the theaters for those who are comfortable going to theaters and then for everyone else they're hoping it will help drive people to streaming. >> reporter: warner media calls this a unique one-year plan saying most the...

Mother/daughter bear here in south dakota. they own two businesses, but when the pandemic first hit, their movie theater is one of the first places in town to suffer. >> we talked about it, and there's no way to keep it safe and have movies. plus the movie entry was holding back their movies. so i cashed some of my i.r.a.s and made payments and shut down for the whole rear. >> reporter: they tried to use their resources and business savvies to keep the business afloat but it hasn't been enough. >> we had the last movie on march 20th, i believe it was. since then, we've only been selling conces...

We made payments and shut down the theater for a whole year. they tried to keep the scinema afloat but it had not been enough. >> we had our last movie on march 20th, since then we have been doing selling concessions which has not been as much money as we would like. >> they think when ever you have a business that your asset is rich and money poor. >> reporter: this is a money pitt now and will be for months to come. it is not their only business. they have another source of revenue called little angel, covid presented a challenge at that place, too. >> we developed the mask policy and hand s...