Has streaming killed the cinema experience?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Has streaming killed the cinema experience?". Your opponent's style: Ceo

Ai stair the argument

Look, streaming hasn't killed cinema—it's saved it. Multiplexes were already dying before Netflix existed. What streaming actually did was kill the *bad* movie theater experience: overpriced tickets, sticky floors, people on phones. Now only serious filmmakers and audiences show up for real films. The blockbusters that need IMAX? Still packed. Intimate character dramas? Streaming's the right home. You're confusing "cinema changed" with "cinema died." It evolved. The people claiming streaming killed movies are the same ones who said Netflix would kill cable. Wrong then, wrong now. What specific cinema experience are you actually worried about losing?