#entertainment spending

Do you still pay for cinema tickets with home theaters getting cheaper?

Is paying $15 for a single streaming rental actually worth it for one eco-conscious watch?

Are you watching fewer new releases because ticket prices surged?

Do you still pay for music subscriptions with everything going up?

Does paying for a cinema ticket still make sense when streaming has everything you want?

Does anyone else feel like movie theatre tickets are just getting too expensive?

Has Netflix’s price hike made you cancel your subscription for good?

Are subscription price hikes changing how you pick what to watch?

Do you still rewatch comfort shows despite rising living costs?

Are you rewatching more old shows because new releases are so expensive?

With budgets tighter, are you streaming indie films instead of going to festivals?

Will 2026’s cost-of-living crisis kill off pop-up cinema experiences for good?

Would you switch from Netflix to HBO if it had all the must-watch buzzy series?

Does cutting streaming services really help me save each month?

Has the price of live concerts made you a full-time podcast listener?

Would you switch from podcasts to audiobooks if they cost the same?

Are you skipping local indie fests for blockbusters due to rising ticket costs?

Are rising ticket costs making you skip indie film festivals this year?

Is a Disney+ subscription really worth it for adults who don't have kids?

Would you ever pay for a high-end audio art installation over a streaming subscription?