In the last 15 months we've seen a huge shift in the way that movies have been consumed. With theaters shut down for a year or more, viewers have had to shift their viewing habits to television. In fact, many movies that were initially produced for theaters in the last year or more have shifted to streaming services instead. That has been the case for Chris Pratt's new science-fiction action movie The Tomorrow War. However, despite his new film's home on Amazon Prime Video, Pratt still believes that the theatrical experience is without equal.

According to him, "You’re guaranteed a certain viewing experience when you see a movie at the theater. I’m a huge proponent of the cinema. I love it, I love it. And especially in 2021 because you literally have someone walk out and say, ‘Turn off your phone.’ In what other part of the world, in what other area do you say a collective group of people takes two hours to do something together with no phones. That’s number one. So the viewing experience, for instance, you could still have an amazing viewing experience watching this on Prime. I would just advocate that people turn their phones off, sit down, and commit to watching all the way through. You can do it in the comfort of your own home, turn the volume up as loud as you can, watch on the biggest screen you can and really just allow yourself to be immersed in the story. Because that’s the intention, that was always the intention."