Hello and welcome to Business Daily from the BBC with me, Manuela Saragossa.

Coming up, do cinemas have a place in a post-lockdown world?

A lot of people are going to say, now that I've had the streaming experience,

and I can see how cheap it is, that I'm going to continue streaming.

And I do believe the theaters have been anti-consumer.

Film sets have also been shut down amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Could we actually run out of new things to watch?

I'm from the Midwest and I grew up on a farm.

And this is kind of like having a year where the crops went bad.

You know that there should be things being made right now,

and those things are not going to come out at a certain point.

That's all here in Business Daily from the BBC.

There's a world full of other trolls.

How different can they be?

I'm going to unite the six strings. By the end of my world tour, I'm going to unite the six strings.

By the end of my world tour, I'm going to turn all the trolls into rock zombies.

The trailer there to the movie Trolls World Tour, an animation centered around two trolls called

Poppy and Branch, who worked together to maintain peace between different musical tribes.

A classic, well, here's what the BBC's film reviewer Mark Commode had to say about it.

It's not terrible. It doesn't have anything like the musical or visual wit or invention of

happy feet. It doesn't have the pan-generational appeal of something like Toy Story or the Lego movie.

But it's kind of fine.

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