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Leonardo DiCaprio is worried about the future of moviegoing. During a recent interview with The Times of London, the “Titanic” star questioned if “people still have the appetite” for movie theaters.

“Will cinemas become silos — like jazz bars?” the ‘One Battle After Another’ actor said of the moviegoing experience. By McKinley Franklin Do people still have an appetite to attend movie theaters?

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Leonardo DiCaprio is worried about the film industry "changing at a lightning speed." The Titanic star wonders if "people still have the appetite" to see movies in theaters in the streaming era.