Will going to the movies ever be the same?

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Hi there! ‌ I actually miss going to the movies. I've always been more of a TV person, but there's definitely something about the magic of movie theaters that I really miss. For about two hours, I'm guaranteed to not look at my phone, and I set aside all rationale and pay $20 for popcorn, a drink and some candy. (They're really robbin' us, y'all!) But anyway, this week reporter Matt Jacobs gives us an in-depth explainer about what's going on in the theater industry. With all the hype around Christopher Nolan's "Tenet," I'm dying to see it and it had better meet my expectations. Talk to y'all next week! ‌ — Erin E. Evans, senior enterprise editor of culture

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