Movie theaters weren't supposed to survive the pandemic. With shelter-in-place orders, studios pushed out their high-profile releases. In some cases, they skipped theatrical distribution and sent films directly to the streaming market. Life wasn't a cakewalk for those who braved the safety hurdles to see a low-profile release in an empty theater in the first few months of the crisis. How much high-margin popcorn and beverages would customers buy under masking requirements? I remember when director Christopher Nolan pushed to get Tenet out in theaters that summer, months into the recovery process. It was the first big-budget movie to test the chilly waters with a theatrical release. I went to see it during its opening weekend. There were fewer than a dozen of us scattered inside the cavernous theater.
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