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Newer Post Older Post Home. About Us Selina Wing Hello! My name is Selina , active in my blogging world. I am passionate about creative design. Want to know who I am? Please visit my profile. She is cheerful and independent girl, working as my sign language translator. Now she is Doctor Chiropractor. She love to watch Anime and Horror Movies with me.

She has her pet cat, Miu Miu. Please visit her instagram. If you're interested for me to write an advertorial or review or drop me an invite, just email at ooiselina gmail. Also, it would be best if I could bring a plus one - I'm Deaf who are shy! My blog site viewed by Exchange Your Link with Me. It does not feature armrests that ensure one will spend the duration of a film either too far from -- or way, way too close to -- one's seatmate. Instead, this movie theater has couches.

Couches that are made of bean bags. These particular movie-seat bean bags, alas, are located in Malaysia. But -- and this is only about 80 percent wishful thinking -- they could also be coming to a theater near you.

Because movie prices are going up; box office gross is going down. Given Netflix and Hulu and OnDemand and iTunes and Amazon Prime and the approximately 5, other movie-watching options available to consumers -- on their phones, on their tablets, on their TVs, or craftily projected onto screens and walls -- theaters as environments will have to evolve.

Their main selling point, of course, has long been the fact that they offer an experience rather than a film; in the age of the home theater, though -- and in the age of the mobile theater -- experience itself is no longer enough.

An itchy acrylic chair can't compare, generally speaking, to one's own perfectly plump couch -- and stadium seating begins to look much less appealing when you can stream a movie onto your phone while sitting on the beach. So theaters need to up their game. They need to find a way to make themselves not just an experience -- because, now, we can get "an experience" anywhere -- but an experience that people will choose even over their own couches.

One way to do that will be to improve themselves as settings for the things theaters are often best suited for -- dates, and casual outings with friends and family -- by making themselves more inviting, more friendly, more cozy.

And one way to do that?