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I also find these fascinating, mainly because I have absolutely no idea why anyone watches them. They look and sound awful and if you maintain just a modicum of patience you can have a significantly better experience a few months later.
The image quality is better than what it was, and the sound can be okay if captured directly instead of the theater room's audio (some theaters offer audio jack for accessibility purposes).
I watched one by accident a few weeks ago. It was the audio that threw me off. You could hear people chatting. But the video looked not half bad - I figured it had just been transcode poorly or something.
I remeber downloading a cam version of Hunger games without realising at the time and the sound was fine, but the video was so shaky it felt I was hunger gaming myself
What you want is a Cam with Telesync, at least you don't get the background noise.
There is a social aspect to it. For corporate workers, people are almost ostracized and excluded for not 'being up with the latest big thing'. It's toxic, and I hope starting to change, but I imagine these would be the primary audience go ogling "barbie movie stream free" and clicking the first ad-ridden site they find.
Which corporate workers can't afford to see a movie in the cinema?
The more you can afford with money, the less you can afford with time.