Overview
- DiCaprio tells The Times the industry is changing at lightning speed and asks, “Do people still have the appetite?” while comparing future cinemas to “silos — like jazz bars.”
- He notes that documentaries have vanished from many theaters and that dramas now receive limited runs as audiences wait to watch on streaming platforms.
- The actor says he hopes real visionaries still get chances to present unique work on the big screen.
- His remarks arrive after Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another, starring DiCaprio, surpassed $205 million worldwide.
- He has also said in Time that AI can serve as an enhancement tool but lacks the humanity required to be considered authentic art.