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Very good point those of us that visit the theater without buying food items, like myself, are unaware of the extremely high prices charged for those items.

I do agree with you unless you can't receive high speed internet or your budget doesn't allow paying for streaming, cable or satellite over-the-air programming is in real danger.

Yes I did edit the post though I do agree all movies should not be considered for Academy Awards unless they are delayed from streaming or release on BluRay/DVD for 90 days. Don't get me wrong I think streaming is the future and the future is now I just don't want streaming to harm the movie...

Tino several news media, The Guardian, Pages Six, Variety, Indie Wire to name a few, reported the story stating Netflix movies that only play in the theaters for 2 or 3 weeks should not qualify for Academy Award consideration. Tino you can find the articles searching Google or Bing like I did.

The article I read, published on various new sites, stated many in the entertainment industry believe streaming companies should be classified the same as TV. I subscribe to Netflix with Spectrum Internet and would classify the video much better than DVD not on the par with BluRay. No I was not...

The MPAA recently reported the sales of BluRay/DVD has taken a dramatic drop of 50% . Streaming was reported as the reason for the drop in sales of physical media. Netflix alone was reported to have almost 150 million subscribers. Recently important people in entertainment asked for rule...