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Leonardo DiCaprio worries movie theaters could become like 'jazz bars': 'Do people still have the appetite?' - Yahoo News Canada

"It's changing at a lightning speed," the actor said, addressing how many viewers wait to see new films on streamers. "We're looking at a huge transition."

By:Wesley Stenzel
Source:Entertainment Weekly
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Leonardo DiCaprio worries movie theaters could become like 'jazz bars': 'Do people still have the appetite?' - Yahoo News Canada
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