Hollywood doesn't want you to know this secret.

my wife works three day weeks and she just discovered you can get a monthly movie pass for like twice the price of a single ticket and watch all the movies you want only pay the tax.

My teen wanted to go to a movie until he found out it was $17.50. That not just driving away customers, but the industry is losing the next generation entirely
- Tbh it probably costs the theater that much, it's just that wages haven't matched inflation for decades and streaming just utterly destroys theaters on cost. New movies coming to theaters also just mostly suck. Why would anyone want to see Marvel slop formula #2,938 when it's nearly identical to the 2937 ones that came out before it? Even non Marvel movies are essentially Marvel movies with the action/comedy/nothing too thought provoking or interesting formula to appeal to the max number of people as possible. I remember getting extremely mad to the point of wanting to leave the movie theater during the last Marvel movie I watched because they had a scene that was almost a serious, touching moment and just had to have a stupid fart joke immediately after because God forbid anyone experiences any kind of emotions in a movie.

I've been reading a lot of scripts lately. You know, it's a lot cheaper than going to the movies.
~ Troy McLure

Once you've read the plot synopsis on Wikipedia, TVTropes -> Recap can fill in the finer details.

Meanwhile, if you're looking for a somewhat older movie, in my experience you can find it about half the time by going to the "videos" search tab in a browser, using any advanced search options that may exist on that browser to limit it to longer videos, and searching "(movie name) Internet Archive".

You joke but there has been many movies (or games) that I just didn’t jive with but I still wanted to know how it ends.
The game soma was one of those, hated the survival horror but god damn that ending made an impact (even though I read it on Wikipedia).