#entertainment budget

Which streaming service actually gives you the best bang for your buck on movies and series?

How has the cost of living changed your movie night or TV show habits?

Does your community still support indie films amid streaming price hikes?

Does the cost-of-living crisis affect how often you attend indie film festivals?

Has the cost of living killed your interest in big cultural festivals this year?

Are you downgrading your streaming tier to combat rising living costs?

Are you choosing local indie screenings over expensive streaming subscriptions in 2025?

Are streaming services getting too expensive to keep subscribing?

Is paying for a subscription service like Netflix just wasting money?

Is a monthly Criterion Channel subscription worth it for casual movie fans?

Should you pay for premium streaming services, or are free ad-supported movies the smarter way to go?

Has the cost-of-living crisis shifted your festival spending habits?

Is your streaming bill getting harder to justify?

Is dropping £60 on a day pass to a local indie cinema fest worth it or overhyped?

With streaming prices surging, are you ditching Netflix and Prime?

If a film festival costs more than a night at the multiplex, is the "art" even worth the loss of your dinner budget?

Should I switch to a cheaper streaming service

Are you canceling streaming subs because of price surges this year?