I don’t think the theatrical experience is ever going to go away. I don’t think that’s ever going to go away. Hopefully, people will still want to go see films that they feel are engaging and interesting. With certain films, that is much more difficult right now.ĭEADLINE: Any feeling on how this will shake out?ĭICAPRIO: There’s going to be a combination, I think. I want to still achieve a component of that anytime I can. As much as I can, I want to do films that I and others can go to a theater and watch. More evidence the world is upside down right now?ĭICAPRIO: Well, Killers may still have a theatrical release, we’re still hoping for that. So, I have mixed feelings, but it certainly seems to be trending in the direction of, major studio tentpole films being able to last theatrically and like I said, the flipside is, there’s a lot more interesting things getting financed, that probably 10 or 15 years ago wouldn’t get financed.ĭEADLINE: You work your way up to become one of the biggest box office stars in the world, and here you made Don’t Look Up for Netflix, and reunited with Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro in Killers of the Flower Moon, both for streamers. It is an art form at the end of the day, and to be able to walk, have that energy, and feel like you do when you’re going into a dark theater and possibly having a completely unique experience and then have that focus on a story for two-plus hours, is irreplaceable. The flip side, how many people are actually going to the theater to not see major franchise films? That is very questionable for the future and I’m a huge advocate for having that communal audience experience.
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The pros being that I do feel like a lot of interesting ideas from the documentary perspective, from the limited series perspective, and from the independent film perspective, are getting financed. Really nothing like it.ĭEADLINE: When might this go back to normal, or will there be a new normal with theatrical and streaming?ĭICAPRIO: Without making a giant stance on all this, there’s obviously pros and cons to both. I got to tell you, being able to watch these movies in the theater, there’s nothing like it. But we all got to get together and have one sort of celebration, and we got to watch it in an audience, which was a great experience. We did a little bit…we did a premiere in New York and that got shut down because Omicron was rising. The traveling around for publicity completely stopped. LEONARDO DICAPRIO: Well, it’s been a lot more efficient and a lot easier in a lot of ways. 'The Lincoln Lawyer': Netflix Drops Trailer For Part II Coming In August
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