[question] How does your local cinema look like? (sopuli.xyz)

submitted 7 months ago by plactagonic@sopuli.xyz to c/movies@lemmy.world

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For few years now I am going sometimes to cinema that is part of the Europa Cinemas network.

It is partly run by my city and one of the university. It is quite cool to be able to watch some art films from around the world, documentaries but they are still showing the big American blockbusters.

They don't sell popcorn or cola but they have craft beers on tap that you can take with you to the screening room - my French friend really like that part of the experience ;-)

The tickets are really affordable ~6-10€ but I usually spend bit more on the beer.

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[-] FauxPseudo@lemmy.world 2 points 7 months ago

There are definitely advantages if one wants something specific. 20+ years ago it was a very different game. It felt like everything changed after the 2007 hop shortage. Throughout the whole industry distribution systems changed, suppliers merged things that used to be rare were suddenly available within days. The hop shortage and those events are only slightly related but they happened at the same time.

After that breweries started popping up everywhere. Suddenly there were more local options available than anyone could possibly need and with it the need to brew your own to try something completely different. The brew-curious could buy things they hadn't even dreamed of before so the need to home brew decreased. And the prices to brew went up as there was more competition for ingredients.

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