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In contemporary society, there in an ongoing debate regarding the present-day significance of cinemas and theatres. On the one hand, a vast number of people argue that they are no longer as vital as they were in the past due to the high presence of online sources of entertainment. On the other hand, people argue that they still are enriching for our society both economically and culturally. While both stances hold merits, I personally believe that watching a film or a show in person still holds a greater sway over the cyberspace.

Examining the former stance, the foremost argument to justify their position is that data has illustrated a surging trend in online streaming. According to surveys, this is mainly due to the fact that workers increasignly prefer to be entertained from their comfortable sofas, especially after hectic days at work. This results in them favouring online streaming platforms instead of going to cinemas or theathers. Moreover, proponents of this view claim that this new source of entairtainment not only grants them a greater variety of options, but it is also significantly more affordable. As a consequence, the live entertainment business is undergoing an increasingly severe crisis.

Conversely, those who advocate in favour of the former position put the idea forward that watching both live films or theatrical performances still is a more fascinating and captivating experience. For instance, being there in person enables individuals to join the collective amusement and emotions felt by the spectators, such as laughs, screams or tears. According to them, these emotions combined with the compounding impact these places have on our cultural heritage and the economy is the reason why the industry keeps being a great deal in the present-day society.

＋To conclude the discussion, while there are convincing arguments for both stances, I strongly believe that the preservation of these cultural places is crucial and cannot be overshadowed by recent online streaming platforms.