I really hope this is a good thing. I don’t want to see theaters die, but I really hope Sony doesn’t interfere with the things that make Alamo Drafthouse great… I really hope they can rectify the closure of all the DFW locations as well.
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Great, so instead of fixing the issue of studios owning their own streaming platforms and locking content behind their own sites, now we have the movie theater industry starting down the same path.
Rag on the music industry (and they do suck), but at least I don’t need to have a subscription to Sony Music+ and Atlantic Records+ to listen to their music libraries.
More like returning. This was the old model of Hollywood, where studios owned pretty much every layer of the process.
Having lived in Austin and seen movies at the original handful of Drafthouse theaters for decades now, every time the brand has expanded, quality has dropped. I’m not expecting this change to be any different.
Being from San Antonio and watching the expansion, I’m afraid Drafthouse has made me agree with someone from Austin.
Your breakfast taco game is still weak, though. Just like our weak-ass barbecue.
Yeah well up here in Dallas we’re… wait what do we have cool up here again? Uhhhhh hmmmm…
Fucking Babe’s bottomless menu! And… Ummm… Texas Instruments? Oh! And day-drunk facelift moms who married secretly abusive men! Y’all need better therapists and support groups.
As for Indian food: Houston edges y’all out.
A booming medical industry, right? Or is that Houston
Our suburbs are the most suburban.
We do have better Indian and Ethiopian food for what that’s worth.
Brisket tacos.
I hope this does not ruin the recent efforts to unionize.
Right after one of their franchisees shut down…
Yeah, this was devastating to me as I am in DFW area and I literally haven’t seen a movie in another theater chain in almost a decade.
Honestly, I’ve had decent experiences at Studio Movie Grill. That and Alamo are the only theaters I’ve been to in the past 10 years as well.
