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Guide to Streaming Video Services  Consumer Reports

Movie theaters are going to die aren’t they?  The Mary Sue

A Voluntary AI Rating System Can Balance Innovation and Consumer Protection  promarket.org

Consumer spending on movie tickets in the U.S. 1999-2024  Statista

Ted Sarandos Says Netflix Committed To Warner Bros. Theatrical Releasing  Deadline

80s-inspired horror short CONSUMER offers nostalgia and real emotions  Moviejawn

Sony’s Tom Rothman Calls on Theaters to Provide a Better Consumer Experience: “Get Off the Ad Crack”  The Hollywood Reporter

ICA Warns Netflix–Warner Bros Deal Poses Major Threat to Theatrical Exhibition and Consumer Choice  Business Wire

Hub: Short-Form Video Impacting Consumer Time Spent on TV, Movies  Media Play News

The Creative Limits of AI: It’s a Consumer Product Aimed at Engagement Above All  IndieWire

Are movie theaters cool again?  vox.com

Classic WB Movies Whose Theatrical Events Were Extremely ‘Consumer-Friendly’  Den of Geek

Disney Blockbuster Season: How Disney Consumer Products is Gearing Up for Three Big Film Releases  Laughing Place

Netflix still “expects” to release movies in theaters, but release windows may become “consumer friendly”  JoBlo

His Film About the Proud Boys and Jan. 6 Hasn’t Yet Found a U.S. Home. So He’s Going Direct to Viewers  The Hollywood Reporter

Turn Off These 3 TV Features for Better Picture Quality  Consumer Reports

You Don’t Actually Own That Movie You Just “Bought.” A New Class Action Lawsuit Targets Amazon  The Hollywood Reporter

Democratic Party Proposes 6-Month Film Holdback  조선일보

Netflix want "consumer friendly" releases of Warner Bros movie  Far Out Magazine

The best film scanners in 2026: negative and slide scanners that will give your old photos new life  Digital Camera World

Expensify, SharkNinja report positive results, costs from ‘F1′ movie deals  Sports Business Journal

Chills and Thrills: Where Horror Rules the Screen  Statista

Nintendo supports its film biz with a new licensing subsidiary  Kidscreen

How to Replace Cable TV for Less Than $35 a Month  Consumer Reports

As provinces move out of film classification in the streaming era, why is B.C. doubling down?  The Globe and Mail

28 styles later: Consumer tech is the innovative bedrock of a horror trilogy  AV Club

Language is the new genre: What Indian films reveal about changing consumer preferences  Storyboard18

Varsity Center to feature 8 films in summer series  WSIL-TV