Leonardo DiCaprio Reflects on the Future of Cinema in a Streaming Era

Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio expresses uncertainty about the future of cinema halls as streaming platforms rise. He compares the potential decline of theatres to jazz bars, emphasizing the industry's rapid transformation. DiCaprio urges for unique visionary projects to sustain the cinematic experience.

Hollywood's Leonardo DiCaprio is questioning whether cinemas can maintain their relevance in an era dominated by streaming services.

DiCaprio describes the current period as a 'huge transition,' noting the decline of documentaries in theaters and the limited run of dramas. He likens the potential rarity of cinemas to that of jazz bars.

The actor emphasizes the challenge of drawing audiences back to theaters and calls for visionary projects to help keep the cinematic experience alive.

(With inputs from agencies.)