Being stuck at home is something that everybody can relate to during the pandemic. The natural order of things has changed substantially because of coronavirus, including the ways in which we watch films. The theater-going experience itself has changed drastically, with theaters implementing strict guidelines that customers must follow, such as social distancing and wearing a mask (unless one is eating). The following video will help to provide insight into the mind of others also stuck inside due to the pandemic, and the impact of the virus on films overall.

Thanks to the coronavirus, colleges across the city (and country)are shutting their doors, leaving many students used to a more fast-paced life stuck at home. With nowhere to go, students are finding alternative ways to occupy themselves, like binge-watching.

Leah Osann blinks once, pondering momentarily as they stare pensively at the ceiling before turning back to the camera, "I don't know, is it a good thing?" The "it" in question, of course, is binge-watching tv-shows and some experts say that even as a recipe to relax during quarantine, in some cases, it can be detrimental to the viewer’s mental health.