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Thank you. Macmillan Online Community. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, December 5th. Movie theaters have had a rough go of it in recent years. You've heard about that,

right? Many of them shut down during the pandemic. That boosted streaming services, which became

greater competition and changed the habits of many a moviegoer. More recently, strikes by the people

who write and act in films delayed both the production and the release of new features. But there is a bright spot on silver screens nationwide.

It's called alternative content.

That is, productions you typically wouldn't expect to see at your local theater.

While some folks are watching a superhero movie in one theater,

the screen next door might show a concert by K-pop sensation

BTS, or maybe a performance of the magic flute filmed on New York City's Metropolitan Opera

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