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'''''The Death of Movie Theaters''''' is the second episode of ''[[Beyond the Black Void]]''. | '''''The Death of Movie Theaters''''' is the second episode of ''[[Beyond the Black Void]]''. | ||
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This episode is [[Episodes with chapters|split into chapters]]. | This episode is [[Episodes with chapters|split into chapters]]. | ||
Jay calls ''Avengers: Endgame'' [[Declaring something "The Last"|"The Last" Blockbuster]]. | |||
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The editor claims that "in all cases" films are shot with a frame rate of 24 frames per second. However, [[Wikipedia:List of films with high frame rates|many films have been shot at higher frame rates]], and [https://www.filmsfatale.com/blog/2020/5/14/film-history-frames-per-second early silent films were shot in a timescale of 16 frames per second]. | The editor claims that "in all cases" films are shot with a frame rate of 24 frames per second. However, [[Wikipedia:List of films with high frame rates|many films have been shot at higher frame rates]], and [https://www.filmsfatale.com/blog/2020/5/14/film-history-frames-per-second early silent films were shot in a timescale of 16 frames per second]. | ||
== Previously On == | |||
The crew previously discussed a declining interest in movies and theaters in [[Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:32, 14 November 2024
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| Episode no. | Episode 2 |
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| Editing by | Mike Stoklasa |
| Link | www |
| Original release date | June 2, 2024 |
People are sheep, and they can be trained. Sheep can't be trained. Bad example. People are an animal in a mass that can be trained. People are goats that can be herded into the right direction!
The Death of Movie Theaters is the second episode of Beyond the Black Void.
As movie theaters around the nation shut down due to economic drought, who's to blame for the sudden fall of the modern movie theater? Mike and Jay get together to discuss the "why"—and if they can be saved.
Description
[edit | edit source]Mike and Jay sit down to talk about what everyone is talking about this week after the flop of Furiosa and Garfield and others. Chase that algorithm, fatty!
Themes
[edit | edit source]Mike reads his topics from a paper.
This episode is split into chapters.
Jay calls Avengers: Endgame "The Last" Blockbuster.
Remarks
[edit | edit source]The Black Void's table is empty.
Mike claims he will no longer create Mr. Plinkett Reviews.
The editor claims that "in all cases" films are shot with a frame rate of 24 frames per second. However, many films have been shot at higher frame rates, and early silent films were shot in a timescale of 16 frames per second.
Previously On
[edit | edit source]The crew previously discussed a declining interest in movies and theaters in Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.