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What do you think about bringing intermissions back for movies?

Back then if you watched older movies like West Sider Story you see there's a point where it goes into intermission. Like, my idea here is to include maybe a 10 minute intermission period in a movie where the audience is allowed to get up, stretch, refill, and use the bathroom during that period. It's not just for ANY movie out there but for like those long 2 hr+ films that I'm sure audience would appreciate taking a break from without missing anything.

I remember seeing Captain America: The First Avenger and needed to use the bathroom but didn't want to miss anything. Like imagine a nearly 3 hr movie like The Batman allowing you to take a break from it at a certain time.

Now I don't mean for these to come up at just any random point during the film like during an important scene (ex. Peter and Aunt May discussing what happened to Flint Marko and Aunt May starts talking to Peter about revenge and suddenly *boom* Come back 10 minutes later). But that movies themselves would set up a point where it will play out like again what West Side Story did.

And these would only be when the movies are out in theaters. They'd be cut out when they hit Blu-Ray or streaming where you have control over when to stop the movie to do something else.

Wdyt?

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